I will be tracking (here) a curious angle I found in reviewing my capping stats. It's simple enough: better starters and better offense = winners. But the actual methodology I use to determine the specific plays is VERY complex and probably not at all like the way you do it. So this angle is unique to my capping method.
In just 9 days so far, it would have gone an impressive 32 - 10
This "Mystery angle" breaks down thusly:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 13 - 5 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 2 ML Dogs
Like many of you I immediately thought this might well just be short-term randomness, and moreover, most likely to regress toward a mean, sooner or later. I agree! No way it stays at 76% winners! It has to regress some at least.
But the question is: will it regress slightly, or by a whole lot and become worthless.
So I will track this angle in this same thread daily and we'll watch and see. If it regresses too much, I'll stop.
** My real bets are posted in a separate thread.
I had a losing day on Saturday, which prompted me to review my methods. Had I known about this before Saturday, the "Mystery angle" pointed to these: Twins, Tigers, WhiteSox, Astros, Mariners, and Dodgers. Only one loser!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: BlueJays RedSox WhiteSox Tigers D'Backs
Hope you enjoy a good Sunday!
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I will be tracking (here) a curious angle I found in reviewing my capping stats. It's simple enough: better starters and better offense = winners. But the actual methodology I use to determine the specific plays is VERY complex and probably not at all like the way you do it. So this angle is unique to my capping method.
In just 9 days so far, it would have gone an impressive 32 - 10
This "Mystery angle" breaks down thusly:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 13 - 5 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 2 ML Dogs
Like many of you I immediately thought this might well just be short-term randomness, and moreover, most likely to regress toward a mean, sooner or later. I agree! No way it stays at 76% winners! It has to regress some at least.
But the question is: will it regress slightly, or by a whole lot and become worthless.
So I will track this angle in this same thread daily and we'll watch and see. If it regresses too much, I'll stop.
** My real bets are posted in a separate thread.
I had a losing day on Saturday, which prompted me to review my methods. Had I known about this before Saturday, the "Mystery angle" pointed to these: Twins, Tigers, WhiteSox, Astros, Mariners, and Dodgers. Only one loser!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: BlueJays RedSox WhiteSox Tigers D'Backs
I will be tracking (here) a curious angle I found in reviewing my capping stats. It's simple enough: better starters and better offense = winners. But the actual methodology I use to determine the specific plays is VERY complex and probably not at all like the way you do it. So this angle is unique to my capping method.
In just 9 days so far, it would have gone an impressive 32 - 10
This "Mystery angle" breaks down thusly:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 13 - 5 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 2 ML Dogs
Like many of you I immediately thought this might well just be short-term randomness, and moreover, most likely to regress toward a mean, sooner or later. I agree! No way it stays at 76% winners! It has to regress some at least.
But the question is: will it regress slightly, or by a whole lot and become worthless.
So I will track this angle in this same thread daily and we'll watch and see. If it regresses too much, I'll stop.
** My real bets are posted in a separate thread.
I had a losing day on Saturday, which prompted me to review my methods. Had I known about this before Saturday, the "Mystery angle" pointed to these: Twins, Tigers, WhiteSox, Astros, Mariners, and Dodgers. Only one loser!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: W BlueJays -160 L RedSox -150 W WhiteSox -160 L Tigers +125 dog W D'Backs -110
Ok, so 3 - 2 +0.50 units on the "Mystery angle" for day 1 of tracking
I will keep two counts here in this same thread, each day:
1/ the NEW tracking countthat began today (3 - 2 +0.50 units)
2/ and then add those to my overall count that was 32 - 10 (now 35 - 12)
Fubah2's "Mystery angle" overall count:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 16 - 6 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 3 ML Dogs
I'm bushed, so I may not have Monday's angle plays up until noon, Monday
and I will add them to this same thread
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
I will be tracking (here) a curious angle I found in reviewing my capping stats. It's simple enough: better starters and better offense = winners. But the actual methodology I use to determine the specific plays is VERY complex and probably not at all like the way you do it. So this angle is unique to my capping method.
In just 9 days so far, it would have gone an impressive 32 - 10
This "Mystery angle" breaks down thusly:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 13 - 5 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 2 ML Dogs
Like many of you I immediately thought this might well just be short-term randomness, and moreover, most likely to regress toward a mean, sooner or later. I agree! No way it stays at 76% winners! It has to regress some at least.
But the question is: will it regress slightly, or by a whole lot and become worthless.
So I will track this angle in this same thread daily and we'll watch and see. If it regresses too much, I'll stop.
** My real bets are posted in a separate thread.
I had a losing day on Saturday, which prompted me to review my methods. Had I known about this before Saturday, the "Mystery angle" pointed to these: Twins, Tigers, WhiteSox, Astros, Mariners, and Dodgers. Only one loser!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: W BlueJays -160 L RedSox -150 W WhiteSox -160 L Tigers +125 dog W D'Backs -110
Ok, so 3 - 2 +0.50 units on the "Mystery angle" for day 1 of tracking
I will keep two counts here in this same thread, each day:
1/ the NEW tracking countthat began today (3 - 2 +0.50 units)
2/ and then add those to my overall count that was 32 - 10 (now 35 - 12)
Fubah2's "Mystery angle" overall count:
12 - 3 Heavy ML FAVS of -170 or more 16 - 6 All other FAVS up to -165 7 - 3 ML Dogs
I'm bushed, so I may not have Monday's angle plays up until noon, Monday
“Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: BlueJays W RedSox L WhiteSox W Tigers L D'Backs L” = 2-3 not 3-2, and Red Sox were about a 165 favorite. Not being a dick, but correcting something you probably should have had right.
Good luck today
“It’s not a lie, if you believe it”
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“Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Sunday, May 16: BlueJays W RedSox L WhiteSox W Tigers L D'Backs L” = 2-3 not 3-2, and Red Sox were about a 165 favorite. Not being a dick, but correcting something you probably should have had right.
Big THANK YOU to Luckydan and aaironworks for pointing out an error. I wrongly counted the D'Backs a win because I had the Nats/D'Backs score reversed! grrrr Thanks guys for following and helping me keep this tracking accurate!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Monday, May 17:
(always using overnight lines from Bet365) Reds -135 Angels -140 Mariners -160
Could be a more pending wind and lines updates Hope you enjoy a good Monday!
Added "Mystery angle" plays since new lines released at Bet365:
Dodgers -220 Padres -210
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Big THANK YOU to Luckydan and aaironworks for pointing out an error. I wrongly counted the D'Backs a win because I had the Nats/D'Backs score reversed! grrrr Thanks guys for following and helping me keep this tracking accurate!
Here are the indicated "Mystery Angle" plays for Monday, May 17:
(always using overnight lines from Bet365) Reds -135 Angels -140 Mariners -160
Could be a more pending wind and lines updates Hope you enjoy a good Monday!
Added "Mystery angle" plays since new lines released at Bet365:
Why does the mystery angle have to be a mystery? enlighten us on the angle
A fair question.
It's baked into the unique and complex method I use to determine the strength of a starting pitcher plus the complicated way I determine the most likely number of runs each team's offense will score. I am very consistent in these methods (though not always a winner!) and it involves a fair amount of "subectivity." It's actually quite tedious. Takes me a solid 2 - 3 hrs each night and maybe 6 hours stat keeping to begin each new series. There's just no way I could explain all this.
But they are ALL HOME TEAMS for one.
And the qualifying teams have no worse than equality on the mound and at the plate, but must me stronger at one of those.
After that, HOW I determine each is the really tricky part. UNFORTUNATELY it is not as simple as going to MLB website and choosing home teams with a higher RPG and a starter with a better ERA. NO, no, no! Waaaaaaay more involved - and rules out some games I think would qualify and rules IN some matchups I thought would NOT qualify. And yet I am consistent in the way I do it. I was shocked to see that 32 - 10 figure when I reviewed my 9 days of stats. Just jumped out at me.
BUT.......I expect some regression toward the mean for sure.....
Still it might remain profitable, and if it does, I hope it helps out some folks a bit -- even if it only helps to confirm a pick you made.
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Quote Originally Posted by Raider4life22:
Why does the mystery angle have to be a mystery? enlighten us on the angle
A fair question.
It's baked into the unique and complex method I use to determine the strength of a starting pitcher plus the complicated way I determine the most likely number of runs each team's offense will score. I am very consistent in these methods (though not always a winner!) and it involves a fair amount of "subectivity." It's actually quite tedious. Takes me a solid 2 - 3 hrs each night and maybe 6 hours stat keeping to begin each new series. There's just no way I could explain all this.
But they are ALL HOME TEAMS for one.
And the qualifying teams have no worse than equality on the mound and at the plate, but must me stronger at one of those.
After that, HOW I determine each is the really tricky part. UNFORTUNATELY it is not as simple as going to MLB website and choosing home teams with a higher RPG and a starter with a better ERA. NO, no, no! Waaaaaaay more involved - and rules out some games I think would qualify and rules IN some matchups I thought would NOT qualify. And yet I am consistent in the way I do it. I was shocked to see that 32 - 10 figure when I reviewed my 9 days of stats. Just jumped out at me.
BUT.......I expect some regression toward the mean for sure.....
Still it might remain profitable, and if it does, I hope it helps out some folks a bit -- even if it only helps to confirm a pick you made.
I will tell ya that picking favs such as the dodgers and padres at -220 and -210 on the regular, will lead you to the poor house..but bol
True.... heavy favs are - on a regular basis - is a fast track to loserville.
Need to be selective.
The "angle" though does NOT necessarily represent my actual bets.
For example, yesterday the "angle" indicated WhiteSox but my personal capping passed on it. naturally it won)
The angle is merely a curiosity that appears in my stats, and worthy of at least a tracking experiment to see whether it is just random or a true angle.
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Quote Originally Posted by umgmu:
I will tell ya that picking favs such as the dodgers and padres at -220 and -210 on the regular, will lead you to the poor house..but bol
True.... heavy favs are - on a regular basis - is a fast track to loserville.
Need to be selective.
The "angle" though does NOT necessarily represent my actual bets.
For example, yesterday the "angle" indicated WhiteSox but my personal capping passed on it. naturally it won)
The angle is merely a curiosity that appears in my stats, and worthy of at least a tracking experiment to see whether it is just random or a true angle.
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