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4-2-4 examples in different total ranges. Also everyone i want you to look at the 1st hf total was for the game and the 2nd hf total for the 2nd hf you will see there's also a 2 point different.
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Posted: #27
now how are you determining it as an under or an over bet? 
 
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194 example under, 196 example 97/99 under, 196 example 99/97 over, 198 example over. 202 example over and 206 example under.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by beware:

194 example under, 196 example 97/99 under, 196 example 99/97 over, 198 example over. 202 example over and 206 example under.

Beware My friend you got me lost again , few days earlier you said :

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If you get a 4-2-4 in the total range of 190-200 play over
If you get a 4-2-4 in the total range 201-210 play under "

so i guess i still have to work to find out the System
 
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#10 I know everyone has heard me talk about this number I have never had it to Lose you Push or Win. 10-1-10 10-2-10 10-3-10 10-4-10 10-5-10 10-6-10 10-7-10. You will probably never see anything higher than a 10-7-10. If you get these numbers. Works the same in all total ranges. If teams score low in 1st hf play over. If teams score high 1st hf play under. And the good thing about this number is it's very easy to play off each side of it. Ok let's take the 10-4-10 for example. So now you know how play it just say you get a 7-4-7, 8-4-8 or a 9-4-9 11-4-11, 12-4-12, or 13-4-13 play the same way if you had the 10-4-10. If your play was under on the 10-4-10 then play under if you get these numbers on opposite side of 10-4-10. If your play on 10-4-10 was over then play over on opposite of 10-4-10 if you get those numbers. 1,2,3,5, 6,and 7 works the same way. Hope I'm explaining this where everyone understand it. Second2-Numbers if I'm missing anything to help everyone understand #10. You welcome to help out. Thanks friend.
 
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Posted: #31
Beware THX my FrienD when i said "you got me lost"

i meant in my calculation to find the System :) 

Keep up the good work Bro :)
 
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Posted: #32
This is awesome...I need to find some time to sit down and go through all this info....hopefully this weekend.

Thanks beware for your time and effort.
 
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Posted: #33
post the plays ..not examples , if you are hitting , that is .. 
 
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Posted: #34
Beware My friend tell me if i got it for #10

10-1-10 10-2-10 10-3-10 10-4-10 10-5-10 10-6-10 10-7-10
--.>> All range total --> If teams score low in 1st hf play over /// If teams score high 1st hf play under.

For the next part i'm confuse and i got a question, i night have miss read but do we need another 'Set" of numbers like (4-2-4) for the same game ? 2 in total per game ?
 
'cause the other part of your explanation is confusing :

 7-4-7, 8-4-8 or a 9-4-9 11-4-11, 12-4-12, or 13-4-13 play the same way if you had the 10-4-10. {confusing part} -->If your play was under on the 10-4-10 then play under//// If your play on 10-4-10 was over then play over 

and then same question again i will ask you ; do we need another 'Set" of numbers like (4-2-4) for the same game ? 2 in total per game ? 'cause of this also --->> 

 "if you get these numbers on opposite side of 10-4-10."


 
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Posted: #35

I really don't think the system is all too difficult to understand at all. However it needs to be explained in point form for everyone.

Step 1: Take full game total

Step 2: .......

Step 3: .......

Also I think everyone should follow the same board as what Beware mentioned, that being Covers, and then there will be no disputing the numbers or totals.

Beware can you take a few minutes and list the steps in point form on how to carry out your system. Then maybe take one game as an example and use that game, following the steps you listed, to show us how it works for a game. Just make up a game and use your own numbers for the game total, halves, etc. to explain.

I don't think the listing of 4-3-4, 7-4-7, 8-4-8, etc. is getting across the understanding of how to carry out the system on our own.

 

 
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Posted: #36
Btw it was just a suggestion. 
 
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Loops33 if you look at all the examples i gave you on the 4-2-4 it was in the range of 190-200 and 201 -210. Friend study the examples and total ranges. If you look at all the examples you see if the 1st hf line was lower than the 2nd hf line you play under and if the 1st hf line was higher than 2nd hf line you play over except for one example. Also notice that on all the example 4-2-4 there was a point exact different in 1st hf and second hf. I don't know what else i can do to explain the #10 and playing opposite side of it. And yes the system works the same way on all numbers. Trying to show everyone how you play on each side of all numbers in different total ranges. So i started with the #10 cause it's so easy to play of of it but i just not. 10-4-10 example. 1st example you play under and 2nd example you play over. And this is what i thought i explained with the #10. As you can see they scored high on a 202 total and low on 206 total. Now what i'm saying is if you get a 7-4-7 8-4-8 or 9-4-9 on the left of the example stay with under. If you get a 11-4-11 12-4-12 or 13-4-13 on the right side of the example stay with the under. On the 2nd example if you get a 7-4-7 8-4-8 or 9-4-9 on left side of the example stay with the over. If you get a 11-4-11, 12-4-12 or a 13-4-13 on the right side stay with the over. Friends I don't know how else I can explain this. Second2-Numbers what I'm I missing in explaining this. Not trying to be smart or disrespect anyone but left side is you looking at your computer
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Posted: #38
thx
 
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Posted: #39
I don't get the "7-4-7" part.  where are these numbers coming from?

Also what is the left side/right side talk?  

how has this system worked out in the nba so far this season?
 
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Posted: #40
Ok.  I'm going to do a little write up of what I have so far.  I used the bottom example numbers that you listed earlier.  NOt sure how to choose the over or under yet.  

              206 = Game Total
      108 = First Half Points
                98 = Game total - 1st half pts
   104=1h spread, 102= 2h spread, 4 = 1h pts - 2h spread
         2 = 1h spread - 2 half spread


Step 1: 1st half pts 108 - 1st half spread: 104 = 4

Step 2: 1st half spread: 104 - 2h spread: 102= 2

Step 3: game spread: 206 - 1st half pts: 108= 98

Step 4: 2h spread 102 - spread difference from step 3: 98 = 4

4-2-4 is the example number that I get. What I'm confused on, is what is step 5? How do we know if this is over or under? Thank you

 
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Posted: #41
4-2-4 or 7-4-7  gets the numbers from STep 1, Step 2, and Step 4 the best that I can guess 
 
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Posted: #42
Beware.. Thanks for taking the time explaining your system..

I think mostly everyone knows how to get the three numbers X-Y-Z..

I think more elaboration on what the significance of these numbers even mean? For example if X is between 1-5, then ____________. If X between 6-10 then ___________. Also, more explanation on the ranges of totals. I see you have 190-200 and 201-210. But please explain the relationship between X-Y-Z to these ranges. Thanks! 

 
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Posted: #43
I'm glad I'm not the only one who needs a bit more clarification on how to calculate the numbers properly and more importantly how to interrupt them.  
 
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Upside my friend i post every night i'm off. Sorry you been missing out 4-2 ats Monday lost two games cause they went into overtime was under the 2nd total by 10 pts and 20pts in the other at the end of the game. Was 3-2 ats last night. My friend I'm not 31-16-1 ats 2nd hf cause I don't know what I'm doing. Just trying to teach everyone the system i use. My friend before you come in my thread and make and opinion at least have a valid reason to. Cause I post every chance I how. I do this for for fun ONL!!!!!!
 
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Sportsmylife my friend if you go in the above thread you will see I told you every total and if it was over or under. Look at the examples and then look and the totals you can see which way you should play.
 
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Posted: #46
Hi Beware , 

This's the 1st time ( actually this week )  , I'm reading your " formula " for capping the total 's plays for 2nd half .

I'm  just "picking up " the plays as I'm seeing the the 2nd half line ! 

Maybe It's easier for me ,because I'm keeping track of the numbers ( 4000 + games )  for : FG, 1st H, and 2nd H , and resulted of a Win / Lose . 




 
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Sportsmylife my friend I also explain the left and right side in the thread. Don't how much clear i can be friend. Guys i learn this system on my own. It didn't come over night. As you do it and see it you will pick up on it. Just do what I ask you to do and you WILL learn it. Track every game you can, put it in the example form i have showed you, watch 1st hf lines verses 2nd hf lines on each game watch each number and total ranges. Like i said i be here for all question and soon i be following all of You 2nd hf.   
 
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Posted: #48
Quote Originally Posted by beware:

  I also explain the left and right side in the thread.      

i don't recall that part Beware my friend, maybe its the part we all missing ! 
 
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Loops33 go look back in a upper thread where I explain to you the 10-4-10 left side and right. You are the name as the thread starts off.I explain it today go back up above 11 treads or so and you will see it
 
 
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Second2-Numbers my friend can you please read where i explain the 10-4-10 system and the way you play it and tell me if you understand what i'm saying.
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