When was the last time a team went completely defeated 0-17 (or 16) ATS?
Hypothetically - If we start after game one, place one unit on every team that started 0-1 ATS, then doubled the following week on the teams that are 0-2 ATS etc. is this not a “guaranteed” 16 units a season?
obviously - like any martingale - a large bankroll would be needed, but it can be minimized to one team for a “guaranteed” 1 unit season long.
I know guarantee is a ridiculous word but in my limited research I couldn’t find an nfl team that went 0-16 ATS in the last 20 years
I guess vig could be an issue? Unless you increase wager to cover ?
apart from being impractical for us degenerates, am I overlooking something here?
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When was the last time a team went completely defeated 0-17 (or 16) ATS?
Hypothetically - If we start after game one, place one unit on every team that started 0-1 ATS, then doubled the following week on the teams that are 0-2 ATS etc. is this not a “guaranteed” 16 units a season?
obviously - like any martingale - a large bankroll would be needed, but it can be minimized to one team for a “guaranteed” 1 unit season long.
I know guarantee is a ridiculous word but in my limited research I couldn’t find an nfl team that went 0-16 ATS in the last 20 years
I guess vig could be an issue? Unless you increase wager to cover ?
apart from being impractical for us degenerates, am I overlooking something here?
When was the last time a team went completely defeated 0-17 (or 16) ATS? Hypothetically - If we start after game one, place one unit on every team that started 0-1 ATS, then doubled the following week on the teams that are 0-2 ATS etc. is this not a “guaranteed” 16 units a season? obviously - like any martingale - a large bankroll would be needed, but it can be minimized to one team for a “guaranteed” 1 unit season long. I know guarantee is a ridiculous word but in my limited research I couldn’t find an nfl team that went 0-16 ATS in the last 20 years I guess vig could be an issue? Unless you increase wager to cover ? apart from being impractical for us degenerates, am I overlooking something here?
Actually, good point!
And a large BR is not really needed since one could simply bet small stakes from the gitgo just for the fun of it.
We will make the assumption here that once each team does eventually cover ATS then one stops betting that team further and pockets the small profit.
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Quote Originally Posted by puds:
When was the last time a team went completely defeated 0-17 (or 16) ATS? Hypothetically - If we start after game one, place one unit on every team that started 0-1 ATS, then doubled the following week on the teams that are 0-2 ATS etc. is this not a “guaranteed” 16 units a season? obviously - like any martingale - a large bankroll would be needed, but it can be minimized to one team for a “guaranteed” 1 unit season long. I know guarantee is a ridiculous word but in my limited research I couldn’t find an nfl team that went 0-16 ATS in the last 20 years I guess vig could be an issue? Unless you increase wager to cover ? apart from being impractical for us degenerates, am I overlooking something here?
Actually, good point!
And a large BR is not really needed since one could simply bet small stakes from the gitgo just for the fun of it.
We will make the assumption here that once each team does eventually cover ATS then one stops betting that team further and pockets the small profit.
to be blunt and short any chase system is going to fail it's not if you lose but when you lose and this thing you came up with is NOT a martingale or labby
and it's not worth it
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to be blunt and short any chase system is going to fail it's not if you lose but when you lose and this thing you came up with is NOT a martingale or labby
to be blunt and short any chase system is going to fail it's not if you lose but when you lose and this thing you came up with is NOT a martingale or labby and it's not worth it
yes, it’s not exactly a martingale - but it would be a negative progression system. But no, they don’t always fail. It’s bankroll dependent.
I could use a negative progression system on betting the Texans ML while dogs - doubling my wager until it hit for the next 30 years and it would work… unless of course the earth ceased to exist in that time frame.
Assuming we had $100 units, and our last team of the season battling to get an ATS win is 0-9, obviously it wouldn’t be practical for most of us to drop 50k to get our unit back
its a little thought experiment and I realize it can be done with anything over a long period of time. Just thought it would be interesting to use the accuracy of the linemakers against themselves (which historically would have a 100% win rate over the pre-determined one season) rather than choosing another guideline arbitrarily with no historic “guarantee”
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Quote Originally Posted by professor53:
to be blunt and short any chase system is going to fail it's not if you lose but when you lose and this thing you came up with is NOT a martingale or labby and it's not worth it
yes, it’s not exactly a martingale - but it would be a negative progression system. But no, they don’t always fail. It’s bankroll dependent.
I could use a negative progression system on betting the Texans ML while dogs - doubling my wager until it hit for the next 30 years and it would work… unless of course the earth ceased to exist in that time frame.
Assuming we had $100 units, and our last team of the season battling to get an ATS win is 0-9, obviously it wouldn’t be practical for most of us to drop 50k to get our unit back
its a little thought experiment and I realize it can be done with anything over a long period of time. Just thought it would be interesting to use the accuracy of the linemakers against themselves (which historically would have a 100% win rate over the pre-determined one season) rather than choosing another guideline arbitrarily with no historic “guarantee”
I guess, if you play via 1st half and 2nd half. You would have better results as a system. i don´t have any numbers, but I´ve tried it on some teams last year. GL
If you fail to Manage. You are managing to fail.
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I guess, if you play via 1st half and 2nd half. You would have better results as a system. i don´t have any numbers, but I´ve tried it on some teams last year. GL
What you going to do if two teams havent covered going into last game? Even though last games are divisional...they could've pushed the last time they played each other.
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What you going to do if two teams havent covered going into last game? Even though last games are divisional...they could've pushed the last time they played each other.
Quote Originally Posted by puds: This is over - both ways… no undefeated teams ats and no defeated teams ats - only took until week 8 free units annually Until it isnt.
very true, but most people on this forum are in love with trends… something that’s hit 100% over a quarter century and probably even longer… seems decent
I think the linesmakers are sharper than anyone on this site long term
seems clever to use it against ‘em
ill run this for a couple shekels next year
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
Quote Originally Posted by puds: This is over - both ways… no undefeated teams ats and no defeated teams ats - only took until week 8 free units annually Until it isnt.
very true, but most people on this forum are in love with trends… something that’s hit 100% over a quarter century and probably even longer… seems decent
I think the linesmakers are sharper than anyone on this site long term
What you going to do if two teams havent covered going into last game? Even though last games are divisional...they could've pushed the last time they played each other.
you kiss your ass goodbye… but what are the odds!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by Mark_The_Narc:
What you going to do if two teams havent covered going into last game? Even though last games are divisional...they could've pushed the last time they played each other.
you kiss your ass goodbye… but what are the odds!!!
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