this is similar to the sagarin rating system
actually its the same thing also bet under when 2 top 20 pitchers in sagarin rating go heads up
its a good system
this is similar to the sagarin rating system
actually its the same thing also bet under when 2 top 20 pitchers in sagarin rating go heads up
its a good system
Okay so the system in a nutshell is basically betting on the underdog of any near coin flip game where your team isn't facing a top twenty pitcher (based on ERA) and your team isn't facing a team on a winning streak or losing streak (of three games or more). Honestly I don't use a system but that just makes sense of games I would look at too for value. I will watch your system and wish you well but $70k on $50 bets seems pretty crazy. BOL!
Okay so the system in a nutshell is basically betting on the underdog of any near coin flip game where your team isn't facing a top twenty pitcher (based on ERA) and your team isn't facing a team on a winning streak or losing streak (of three games or more). Honestly I don't use a system but that just makes sense of games I would look at too for value. I will watch your system and wish you well but $70k on $50 bets seems pretty crazy. BOL!
I will post and keep track of the system if no one else would rather do it. I will post every day with the subject of "Duh Winning System," and will also separately track the under system that is associated with this one.
I will post and keep track of the system if no one else would rather do it. I will post every day with the subject of "Duh Winning System," and will also separately track the under system that is associated with this one.
The important part of this underdog system is the money management. Do what the article says and don't stray. Bet 1.25% of your bankroll on each play for that day. If you start with a $1,600 bankroll, your plays for that day will be $20. If after a couple of weeks your bankroll has increased to $1,950, your plays for that particular day would be $24 (rounding down). Make the same adjustments if the bankroll goes down ($1,200 = $15 per play) I would wait AT LEAST three weeks to start this so the Sagarin Ratings will have 3-4 starts for the picthers. GL
The important part of this underdog system is the money management. Do what the article says and don't stray. Bet 1.25% of your bankroll on each play for that day. If you start with a $1,600 bankroll, your plays for that day will be $20. If after a couple of weeks your bankroll has increased to $1,950, your plays for that particular day would be $24 (rounding down). Make the same adjustments if the bankroll goes down ($1,200 = $15 per play) I would wait AT LEAST three weeks to start this so the Sagarin Ratings will have 3-4 starts for the picthers. GL
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