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2018 Bowl Under system... 37 - 3 in 2017... Lets Do it Again!

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Down one unit, I'm thinking the NFL lines are a lot closer together, this probably works great for college. I'm excited for bowl season to start!thumbs_up

 
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Hey man thanks for posting this it looks like a cool way to generate a lot of action and hopefully some profits!!


 
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3 days until the fun begins
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Roggs05:


First half under... if it loses double down on 2nd half under... Follow the thread

If you lose the 1st half under, then you say to double-down on the 2nd half under (so basically, you're saying if the 1st half went over, take the under 2nd half).  By this theory, if you win the 1st half under, why not bet the 2nd half over?  Just wondering! 
 
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Welcome back Roggs05!!! Last year was amazing! Rode it to the bank all last bowl season! 37-3 will be hard to beat, but f*ck it let's go for 41-0!!! lol......Thanks for the thread! BOL

 
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Catch ya in the am tomorrow... 24 hours and we ready... Cant wait
 
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Hey Roggs, do you happen to have the 1st half and 2nd half individual W-L record from last year? I'm trying to determine in it would be better to run a 2 line Labby rather than a straight chase.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Roggs05:

Catch ya in the am tomorrow... 24 hours and we ready... Cant wait
what time would you post it up ????

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SUPEREAGLE43:

Hey Roggs, do you happen to have the 1st half and 2nd half individual W-L record from last year? I'm trying to determine in it would be better to run a 2 line Labby rather than a straight chase.

Hey bud - i dont have it but I think last year someone on the thread posted it - if you look at my name the thread had like 50k in views and it should be easy to find... My educational guess is the first half under hit about 55 percent of time
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mrdish33:

what time would you post it up ????


Whenever I am done pouring screw drivers lol... In all seriousness i do all plays day of... If theres one game tomorrow I want to lock in early its north texas first half under... Ga st first half under i might wait all the way to kick or close to it...
 
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After further evaluation and with 3 troy wrs out and where public money can come in during morning - and key numbers heres the first play...

North texas/troy 1st half under 31.5 under locked in

If for some reason total goes up dont care... Lets go... The rest coming in tomorrow
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Roggs05:

After further evaluation and with 3 troy wrs out and where public money can come in during morning - and key numbers heres the first play...

North texas/troy 1st half under 31.5 under locked in

If for some reason total goes up dont care... Lets go... The rest coming in tomorrow
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BOL on 1h undies!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bjsteel34:


If you lose the 1st half under, then you say to double-down on the 2nd half under (so basically, you're saying if the 1st half went over, take the under 2nd half).  By this theory, if you win the 1st half under, why not bet the 2nd half over?  Just wondering! 
. This system will work as well I think. I like to do this selectively.  But I wouldn't blindly do it.  GL
 
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When you double up on the second half are you betting to cover the vig lost in the first half. For ex. you bet under 20 (-120) for $10 , if you double your bet in the 2nd half , your winning less than a unit, in this case $8,( +20 -12)

 
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Very interesting. Will be following. Thanks. 

 
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question is this for every bowl game. i looked into all games last year and it defintly wasnt 37-3..  can u please confirm. thanks for your hard work

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Wow! goodluck bro. Will be tailing
 
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ok, here we go..under on the 1st 2 bowl games 1st hf..
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Quote Originally Posted by roberob2u:

question is this for every bowl game. i looked into all games last year and it defintly wasnt 37-3..  can u please confirm. thanks for your hard work

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Hey man,  I asked the same question and it must be that if the 1st H Under lost and the 2nd H Under won.....it is counted as 1-0.  Not 1-1 since you're doubling down in 2nd H.  He stated above that the 1st H Under hit 55% of the time.  Therefore, he only lost both 1st H Under AND 2nd Half Under just 3 times out of 40 games.  Pretty dang interesting and I'm starting off with the Troy/N. Tx game going U 1st H of 31.  Doing small sample sizes and I'm not doing every game.  GL whatever you decide........Let's have some fun and make some paper! 
 
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Seems like it's done well but the problem is you have to hit 75% 3 out of every 4 games just o break even, and that's not including vig. Been profitable so won't knock it but you catch a few games in a row with over over and you're looking at a long long road
 
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I played this system for the last 2,3 years and been profited.

Keep in mind 1h line CAN NOT be lower than 24.5 point!
 
 
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Guys I have no reason to make up the record last year and that thread is still live...

Looks like we beat the market with 31.5 lets get it... As stated last night gonna keep waiting on the ga st game to see what happens in next 30 mins with line...

Also guys - theres a mentality if the first half loses on when and where on halftime lines... I will post the 2nd half number as soon as i lock
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