Appreciate you guys for doing this, followed for the first few days to see how it went. Started playing this afternoon with the San Antonio over, awesome job you guys.
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Appreciate you guys for doing this, followed for the first few days to see how it went. Started playing this afternoon with the San Antonio over, awesome job you guys.
Dang, CHA@NYK going to Overtime...likely will be a loss now! But depending on your book you could have won or got a No Play if they only accept regulation.
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Dang, CHA@NYK going to Overtime...likely will be a loss now! But depending on your book you could have won or got a No Play if they only accept regulation.
Wow I'm always choosing the games that never win, only took BOS/SAS and didn't take the other 4 that just won... took MEM/MIA and TOR/MIL overs and both are gonna go under..
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Wow I'm always choosing the games that never win, only took BOS/SAS and didn't take the other 4 that just won... took MEM/MIA and TOR/MIL overs and both are gonna go under..
Although we still have a great record, I am going to chopse fhe limits picks a little more wisely. I made some mistakes and overlooked some things tonight.
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Although we still have a great record, I am going to chopse fhe limits picks a little more wisely. I made some mistakes and overlooked some things tonight.
According to the spreadsheet SAS/WAS over and GSW/MIN under are two of the strongest players out of the bunch, very hard choices today it seems like considering yesterday's games.
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According to the spreadsheet SAS/WAS over and GSW/MIN under are two of the strongest players out of the bunch, very hard choices today it seems like considering yesterday's games.
On the spreadsheet there is a test page where I calculated the average differentials for H/A, Last 5, and Overall. They generally gave similar results to just H/A but does give you more to think about.
PLAYS FOR 11/26/2016
Limits: (14-6-1 YTD)
SAS@WAS o204
NYK@CHA o208
MIN@GSW u222
No Limits: (28-11-2 YTD)
SAS@WAS o205
NYK@CHA o208
DET@OKC o204
MEM@MIA o184.5
MIN@GSW u222
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On the spreadsheet there is a test page where I calculated the average differentials for H/A, Last 5, and Overall. They generally gave similar results to just H/A but does give you more to think about.
Limits mean it considers a differential of 5 or greater, trends, and injuries. No limits means it just takes whatever differential it spits out
Understood! Thks Mate! :)
Let me share you a basic nba ats research that I did from last season.
I found that in average teams (goods or bads) don´t lose more than 5 games in a row and don´t win more than 6 games in a row, the worst record was 7 losses in a row (just for 1 team) and best record of 8 wins in a row (just for 1 team). Using martingale strategy, if you manage to skip some matches in certain losing/winning row, there is a big chance to win without risk too much,
what do you think?
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Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93:
Limits mean it considers a differential of 5 or greater, trends, and injuries. No limits means it just takes whatever differential it spits out
Understood! Thks Mate! :)
Let me share you a basic nba ats research that I did from last season.
I found that in average teams (goods or bads) don´t lose more than 5 games in a row and don´t win more than 6 games in a row, the worst record was 7 losses in a row (just for 1 team) and best record of 8 wins in a row (just for 1 team). Using martingale strategy, if you manage to skip some matches in certain losing/winning row, there is a big chance to win without risk too much,
Sorry, I missed an important coma... so I correct it
Let me share you a basic nba ats research that I did from last season.
I found that in average, teams (goods or bads), don´t lose more than 5 games in a row and don´t win more than 6 games in a row, the worst record was 7 losses in a row (just for 1 team) and best record of 8 wins in a row (just for 1 team). Using martingale strategy, if you manage to skip some matches in certain losing/winning row, there is a big chance to win without risk too much,
what do you think?
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Sorry, I missed an important coma... so I correct it
Let me share you a basic nba ats research that I did from last season.
I found that in average, teams (goods or bads), don´t lose more than 5 games in a row and don´t win more than 6 games in a row, the worst record was 7 losses in a row (just for 1 team) and best record of 8 wins in a row (just for 1 team). Using martingale strategy, if you manage to skip some matches in certain losing/winning row, there is a big chance to win without risk too much,
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