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bonzi tigers were not a play because they were going against sabaathia which was a-10 pitcher last yr
 
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How can any game qualify right now when the only key we can follow at the moment is #2...
 
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the system is what it is no losing streak no winning streak does that help
 
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go to my blog and you can see most of the 2009 season using this system
 
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Yungstar use 2010 stats from sagrin  www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/

until he starts posting 2011 you will get alot of value doing it this way bookies not aught up on pitchers yet.

 
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Using the sytem today the plays were

Washington +126  (loss)

NY/DET Under 8 (loss)

SF/LAD Under 6.5 (even) pending

 

 
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MicShea,

Thanks for posting

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is it under every time when facing top 20 pitcers? or...?
 
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Thanks for this. Will monitor and willing to try out with $400 BR.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by bostonmike:

is it under every time when facing top 20 pitcers? or...?

Yes the other part is playing the under with 2 top 20 pitchers. I do the money mangemnt on a daily basis. So starting with 2000 will start you with a $50 bet. After the first two games your bankroll is down to 1900 so if that was the end of the days plays then tomorrows games would be played at $47.50 each. If I win the last bet then it would be 48.75, if I lose the last bet then the bets tomorrow are 46.25

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MicShea:

Yes the other part is playing the under with 2 top 20 pitchers. I do the money mangemnt on a daily basis. So starting with 2000 will start you with a $50 bet. After the first two games your bankroll is down to 1900 so if that was the end of the days plays then tomorrows games would be played at $47.50 each. If I win the last bet then it would be 48.75, if I lose the last bet then the bets tomorrow are 46.25

thnx,i now that part but i did not find under plays explanation on this site...

can you please post direct link on 2009 stats from your blog?
 
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find it
 
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I will try and post at the baseball forum everday and also put it on my blog. A spreadsheet will also you to track all this. Use saragin for top 20 after about 4 or 5 days he will post 2011, but sometimes he dosn't update on time so just use the previous days. So what you are really looking for is not playing against #1, #2 pitchers for the most part and the odds you never pay juice except on the unders sometimes you collect the juice . An example record 2-1 for the day +110 and +125 = 235 -100 = 135 profit for the day.. here is another using 6 games and going 3-3 -300 to start the others wer +110 +120 +145 you win $75 for the day. If you have a losing day 2-3 the -300 the 2 wins were +130 +105 you only lost $55. Some days will be really nice others not so good that is where your money managemnt is very important. When it rocks it pays well and it will rock.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bostonmike:

find it

read the whole article its near the end

 
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Quote Originally Posted by bostonmike:

find it

go to myspace on covers and look at the blog

 
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09-30-09

YTD MLB 282-340  -34

-34 at the end of season following sistem
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bostonmike:

09-30-09

YTD MLB 282-340  -34

-34 at the end of season following sistem

I did not play the unders and I did not use the .025 % of bankroll management, not winning season but have you ever made 624 bets and broke even earlier. At the half way point it needs some adjusment like only betting the games under +125, but early in the season it rocks

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MicShea:

I did not play the unders and I did not use the .025 % of bankroll management, not winning season but have you ever made 624 bets and broke even earlier. At the half way point it needs some adjusment like only betting the games under +125, but early in the season it rocks

I will check that out see whatb happens

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MicShea:

I did not play the unders and I did not use the .025 % of bankroll management, not winning season but have you ever made 624 bets and broke even earlier. At the half way point it needs some adjusment like only betting the games under +125, but early in the season it rocks

it is great but i think it is nessesary to find way to eleminate part of plays.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MicShea:

I did not play the unders and I did not use the .025 % of bankroll management, not winning season but have you ever made 624 bets and broke even earlier. At the half way point it needs some adjusment like only betting the games under +125, but early in the season it rocks

  Good Job MicShea, thanks for posting.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Yungstar:

How can any game qualify right now when the only key we can follow at the moment is #2...



Bingo.
 
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Bingo.
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So according to the system you're also suppose to pick under 6.5 for the SF vs LAD games tonight since both lincecum and kershaw are top 20 pitchers?
 
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I dont want to bash but something doesnt add up....

 

Since playing this and no other sports betting whatsoever since 2005 I have profited somewhere in the $70 000 - $80 000 neighborhood. I wager $50 on all qualified plays no more no less

 

 By doing math $70 000/6 seasons/50$ units = 233 units

 

Which means you would have made an avg of +233 units per year??!!??!!

 

Am I missing something here

 

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you got to wait atleast 10 games into the season to track this system. I think it will works if you stay within the 3 rules and be patient..  GL  Maglio  I will follow your picks..
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