I've been watching you for about a month, picking my spots where to follow and where to fade. Yesterday was a bad day to fade. You had a tough loss with the LAA and a lucky win with the Dbacks. Over all from what I have seen I must say you are on to something. My ask what is your strategy? Congrats on a nice start to the season. I look forward to your response.
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I've been watching you for about a month, picking my spots where to follow and where to fade. Yesterday was a bad day to fade. You had a tough loss with the LAA and a lucky win with the Dbacks. Over all from what I have seen I must say you are on to something. My ask what is your strategy? Congrats on a nice start to the season. I look forward to your response.
IDOINGTHIS2LONG,,, my apologies for the delay in my response.
As I am sure you are well aware the MLB season is a grind like no other sport, however the approximately 180days of action &4,860 opportunities (SIDES & TOTALS) offer a unique position of strength 2 anyone who "truly has an edge"!
Once you believe you have exposed/uncovered these"edges/advantages" (personally I "BACK TEST" all my "#'s/systems" using the previous 3 years data/results) the key is to invest/risk (CONTROL RISK/SAME AMOUNT OF $ ON EACH & EVERY PIX), hundreds of times throughout the course of the season.
However I believe your question was more looking 4 how I come 2 my plays/pix,,,, that being said we all know the betting market is a dynamic environment and in a constant state of change, the KEY is seeing things before others see them (trends, weak #'s opportunities) exploiting them before the market corrects itself.
That being said, I am not comfortable laying out my "12 RULES/SYSTEMS" out on web!
BUT I will share the basis of all my systems/plays!
I don't use WHIP, ERA's, starting pitchers, middle relieve, bullpen rest/availability, injury reports, starting lineups, win/loss records, umpire crews, strike zones, ball park pitcher friendly bias, sabermetrics, statistical analysis or some other long term algorithm!
I base all my plays on #'s and line/$ movement/fluctuation.
I also keep away from all human emotion/bias, as I
*dont watch any games
*dont watch ESPN or have a favorite team/player.
*I couldn't name 20 active MLB players if my life depended on it
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IDOINGTHIS2LONG,,, my apologies for the delay in my response.
As I am sure you are well aware the MLB season is a grind like no other sport, however the approximately 180days of action &4,860 opportunities (SIDES & TOTALS) offer a unique position of strength 2 anyone who "truly has an edge"!
Once you believe you have exposed/uncovered these"edges/advantages" (personally I "BACK TEST" all my "#'s/systems" using the previous 3 years data/results) the key is to invest/risk (CONTROL RISK/SAME AMOUNT OF $ ON EACH & EVERY PIX), hundreds of times throughout the course of the season.
However I believe your question was more looking 4 how I come 2 my plays/pix,,,, that being said we all know the betting market is a dynamic environment and in a constant state of change, the KEY is seeing things before others see them (trends, weak #'s opportunities) exploiting them before the market corrects itself.
That being said, I am not comfortable laying out my "12 RULES/SYSTEMS" out on web!
BUT I will share the basis of all my systems/plays!
I don't use WHIP, ERA's, starting pitchers, middle relieve, bullpen rest/availability, injury reports, starting lineups, win/loss records, umpire crews, strike zones, ball park pitcher friendly bias, sabermetrics, statistical analysis or some other long term algorithm!
I base all my plays on #'s and line/$ movement/fluctuation.
I also keep away from all human emotion/bias, as I
*dont watch any games
*dont watch ESPN or have a favorite team/player.
*I couldn't name 20 active MLB players if my life depended on it
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