Hey guys no clue whats going on with the thread... it like cut off?
Hey guys no clue whats going on with the thread... it like cut off?
I think mine was the last post, and I can't see anything either. Amazingly I just found my post in drafts (I was having all sorts of problems with the website), so I'll post it again.
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Hey guys. I don't have a dog in this hunt, except that I lost a unit on my own in the BSU-Ore first half. The worst bad beat among what looks to have been many today.
Anyway, I'm here having read the ridiculous crap that Roggs has to put up with for just sharing his picks, and I have a few observations. One is that the 37-3 is misleading because of how many units are won and lost on these plays. But only a little, because it made good money last year and has a longer history than one year.
I'd like to go back and see how many of these are won in the first half and how many are pulled back in the second. If most years are like last year, where the second half was a better bet than the first (I think somebody said there were 11 first-half winners, meaning there were 26 second-half winners, or am I wrong about that?), the obvious question is why play the first half at all? Just wait for the second-half line (generally half of the first-half total) and hammer the under in a game that has produced way more points than expected to that point.
I remember there was a similar NBA play that played on 1Q dog, double-bet 2Q or game on the fave? The idea was that the fave took things a little easy until they realized they had to actually compete, then whupped the dog thereafter.
Personally, the reason I don’t get involved in these double-or-nothing systems is I can’t take having 3 units up to win 1, which is the way it works a lot of the time. I think I’d just focus on second-half lines for that reason.
Just my two cents. I hope you guys make some serious cash this season. Ignore the haters.
I think mine was the last post, and I can't see anything either. Amazingly I just found my post in drafts (I was having all sorts of problems with the website), so I'll post it again.
Quote:
Hey guys. I don't have a dog in this hunt, except that I lost a unit on my own in the BSU-Ore first half. The worst bad beat among what looks to have been many today.
Anyway, I'm here having read the ridiculous crap that Roggs has to put up with for just sharing his picks, and I have a few observations. One is that the 37-3 is misleading because of how many units are won and lost on these plays. But only a little, because it made good money last year and has a longer history than one year.
I'd like to go back and see how many of these are won in the first half and how many are pulled back in the second. If most years are like last year, where the second half was a better bet than the first (I think somebody said there were 11 first-half winners, meaning there were 26 second-half winners, or am I wrong about that?), the obvious question is why play the first half at all? Just wait for the second-half line (generally half of the first-half total) and hammer the under in a game that has produced way more points than expected to that point.
I remember there was a similar NBA play that played on 1Q dog, double-bet 2Q or game on the fave? The idea was that the fave took things a little easy until they realized they had to actually compete, then whupped the dog thereafter.
Personally, the reason I don’t get involved in these double-or-nothing systems is I can’t take having 3 units up to win 1, which is the way it works a lot of the time. I think I’d just focus on second-half lines for that reason.
Just my two cents. I hope you guys make some serious cash this season. Ignore the haters.
I think mine was the last post, and I can't see anything either. Amazingly I just found my post in drafts (I was having all sorts of problems with the website), so I'll post it again.
Quote:
Hey guys. I don't have a dog in this hunt, except that I lost a unit on my own in the BSU-Ore first half. The worst bad beat among what looks to have been many today.
Anyway, I'm here having read the ridiculous crap that Roggs has to put up with for just sharing his picks, and I have a few observations. One is that the 37-3 is misleading because of how many units are won and lost on these plays. But only a little, because it made good money last year and has a longer history than one year.
I'd like to go back and see how many of these are won in the first half and how many are pulled back in the second. If most years are like last year, where the second half was a better bet than the first (I think somebody said there were 11 first-half winners, meaning there were 26 second-half winners, or am I wrong about that?), the obvious question is why play the first half at all? Just wait for the second-half line (generally half of the first-half total) and hammer the under in a game that has produced way more points than expected to that point.
I remember there was a similar NBA play that played on 1Q dog, double-bet 2Q or game on the fave? The idea was that the fave took things a little easy until they realized they had to actually compete, then whupped the dog thereafter.
Personally, the reason I don’t get involved in these double-or-nothing systems is I can’t take having 3 units up to win 1, which is the way it works a lot of the time. I think I’d just focus on second-half lines for that reason.
Just my two cents. I hope you guys make some serious cash this season. Ignore the haters.
I think mine was the last post, and I can't see anything either. Amazingly I just found my post in drafts (I was having all sorts of problems with the website), so I'll post it again.
Quote:
Hey guys. I don't have a dog in this hunt, except that I lost a unit on my own in the BSU-Ore first half. The worst bad beat among what looks to have been many today.
Anyway, I'm here having read the ridiculous crap that Roggs has to put up with for just sharing his picks, and I have a few observations. One is that the 37-3 is misleading because of how many units are won and lost on these plays. But only a little, because it made good money last year and has a longer history than one year.
I'd like to go back and see how many of these are won in the first half and how many are pulled back in the second. If most years are like last year, where the second half was a better bet than the first (I think somebody said there were 11 first-half winners, meaning there were 26 second-half winners, or am I wrong about that?), the obvious question is why play the first half at all? Just wait for the second-half line (generally half of the first-half total) and hammer the under in a game that has produced way more points than expected to that point.
I remember there was a similar NBA play that played on 1Q dog, double-bet 2Q or game on the fave? The idea was that the fave took things a little easy until they realized they had to actually compete, then whupped the dog thereafter.
Personally, the reason I don’t get involved in these double-or-nothing systems is I can’t take having 3 units up to win 1, which is the way it works a lot of the time. I think I’d just focus on second-half lines for that reason.
Just my two cents. I hope you guys make some serious cash this season. Ignore the haters.
SWEET!!!!!!!!! Thanks for clearing that up Roggs. This is both FUN and Profitable. The Hobbits most likely blew half their BR tring to get rich the first day.This upset them.Now they have retreated to the Shire, or to a Trolls cave, or wherever they go to whine. We can now enjoy this thread and system. It's what BOWL season is all about.
SWEET!!!!!!!!! Thanks for clearing that up Roggs. This is both FUN and Profitable. The Hobbits most likely blew half their BR tring to get rich the first day.This upset them.Now they have retreated to the Shire, or to a Trolls cave, or wherever they go to whine. We can now enjoy this thread and system. It's what BOWL season is all about.
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