ok, the initial system has no plays for week 3. but as i said, i will try to cap a few other systems that have a winning record in the long run. i am not interested in small systems with 20, 50, 100 games. those samples are just too small imo. and i am not going to bet all games that fit one particular system. i will just bet on those that make more sense.
system no 2: go against favorites before a dog game after being a dog last week.
there are several games that fit this system but i will only bet on one of them...
carolina is a favorite this week, they were a dog last week and they will be a dog next week in chicago...
fading these favorites gives us a 541-394 ats record.
so my play for this week is jacksonville +3.5
as i said, there are some reasons why i eliminate other plays, like when i eliminated rams last week.
i will probably test another system and have 1-2 more plays this week...
goodluck.
ok, the 3rd system (2nd this week) is to go against road dogs after a home dog win. fading those dogs would give us a 170-120 ATS record in last 290 games (58.62%). that is another system that wins every week, or almost every week for the last 20 years or so. only one game fits this system in week 3 and it is tampa bay (go against atlanta). i liked this game anyways as atlanta is getting all the love here after the win against the eagles. the bucs are kinda flying under the radar like they did last season. so, my 2nd play for this week is tampa bay -1.5. that is all for this week, good luck all !
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Quote Originally Posted by allstarbets:
ok, the initial system has no plays for week 3. but as i said, i will try to cap a few other systems that have a winning record in the long run. i am not interested in small systems with 20, 50, 100 games. those samples are just too small imo. and i am not going to bet all games that fit one particular system. i will just bet on those that make more sense.
system no 2: go against favorites before a dog game after being a dog last week.
there are several games that fit this system but i will only bet on one of them...
carolina is a favorite this week, they were a dog last week and they will be a dog next week in chicago...
fading these favorites gives us a 541-394 ats record.
so my play for this week is jacksonville +3.5
as i said, there are some reasons why i eliminate other plays, like when i eliminated rams last week.
i will probably test another system and have 1-2 more plays this week...
goodluck.
ok, the 3rd system (2nd this week) is to go against road dogs after a home dog win. fading those dogs would give us a 170-120 ATS record in last 290 games (58.62%). that is another system that wins every week, or almost every week for the last 20 years or so. only one game fits this system in week 3 and it is tampa bay (go against atlanta). i liked this game anyways as atlanta is getting all the love here after the win against the eagles. the bucs are kinda flying under the radar like they did last season. so, my 2nd play for this week is tampa bay -1.5. that is all for this week, good luck all !
ok, here is what I have in the nfl early this week...
the system #1: fade teams that won as home dogs in divisional revenge game the previous week. this simple and yet easy to understand system is 102-62 ats which is good for 62.2% over tons of games. now, if i add a few more parameters and change some basic parameters a little bit, here is what we get:
go against favorites that won their divisional revenge game at home last week as underdogs, pkem or faves of -1 and -1.5, if they trailed after three quarters...18-0 ats.
now, i am fully aware that buffalo owns cincinnati but that win over new england could be too big to not have a letdown after that.
anyways, the play #1 is cincinnati +3.
the system #2:
fade favorites on standard 6 days of rest if they played and won at least two straight home favorite games...thois system would give us a 89-49 ats record in last 138 nfl games...which is 64.5%.
and if they won by 7 or less and trailed by less than 10 after three quarters, they are 0-13 ats.
so, the play #2 is jacksonville +7
i will probably have one more play and no, it will not be carolina. the panthers do fit one of the systems from the top of this thread but there are many reasons why i do not want carolina on my card. not saying that they wont cover, just not playing them.
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ok, here is what I have in the nfl early this week...
the system #1: fade teams that won as home dogs in divisional revenge game the previous week. this simple and yet easy to understand system is 102-62 ats which is good for 62.2% over tons of games. now, if i add a few more parameters and change some basic parameters a little bit, here is what we get:
go against favorites that won their divisional revenge game at home last week as underdogs, pkem or faves of -1 and -1.5, if they trailed after three quarters...18-0 ats.
now, i am fully aware that buffalo owns cincinnati but that win over new england could be too big to not have a letdown after that.
anyways, the play #1 is cincinnati +3.
the system #2:
fade favorites on standard 6 days of rest if they played and won at least two straight home favorite games...thois system would give us a 89-49 ats record in last 138 nfl games...which is 64.5%.
and if they won by 7 or less and trailed by less than 10 after three quarters, they are 0-13 ats.
so, the play #2 is jacksonville +7
i will probably have one more play and no, it will not be carolina. the panthers do fit one of the systems from the top of this thread but there are many reasons why i do not want carolina on my card. not saying that they wont cover, just not playing them.
neither of these systems sound very impressive. i do, however, really like both picks. good luck to you
If you have a more impressive system, I like to hear. Unless you are not telling, but the systems above make some sense and is interesting. I think there are too many factors in some though.
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Quote Originally Posted by efro:
neither of these systems sound very impressive. i do, however, really like both picks. good luck to you
If you have a more impressive system, I like to hear. Unless you are not telling, but the systems above make some sense and is interesting. I think there are too many factors in some though.
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