man BBITW, why the animosity toward another poster. Geeez. People need to lighten up.
Rudy, I'm 1.5 points behind you with 21. I went 3-2 last week and hope to improve this week.
Last year in this contest, I went 44-41 overall, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I just want to keep doing a little better each year. At 20-23-1 I have a good chance of improving from last year. To get money in this monster, however, I would have to go 4-1 each week on average for 8 straight weeks, and that is probably not happening, but I will try.
Bottom line folks, don't post negative crap. Nobody wants to read it. And don't be afraid to admit it if you have a lousy record. I'm below .500 and not running away any time soon.
Peace.
man BBITW, why the animosity toward another poster. Geeez. People need to lighten up.
Rudy, I'm 1.5 points behind you with 21. I went 3-2 last week and hope to improve this week.
Last year in this contest, I went 44-41 overall, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I just want to keep doing a little better each year. At 20-23-1 I have a good chance of improving from last year. To get money in this monster, however, I would have to go 4-1 each week on average for 8 straight weeks, and that is probably not happening, but I will try.
Bottom line folks, don't post negative crap. Nobody wants to read it. And don't be afraid to admit it if you have a lousy record. I'm below .500 and not running away any time soon.
Peace.
Even Suuma, who I greatly admire for his great analysis, seems to have hit a horrible dry spell and disappeared for a while. That makes no sense. You have realize that 85 games is an insanely small sample size to properly detect a successful capper's 55-62% success. I think the only way to look at this contest is to play it for 10 straight years. If you are good at it, you will hit Top fifty 1 or 2 times. You might go 49% two years in a row, and then suddenly hit 63% and make some cash, showing a very good 54% avg rate of success, but if you just focus on year one and two you will think you are a loser. Not true. The bell curve will tell the story, but only after 10 years of playing this monster. Hope this helps inform a lot of you who get discouraged, or dispel some unrealistic notions amongst those who think they can consistently be in the money. It is simply not happening. Look at CH Ballers fall from grace last year. Look at 10 years and then come back and talk with me. Then we have something!! Onward!
Even Suuma, who I greatly admire for his great analysis, seems to have hit a horrible dry spell and disappeared for a while. That makes no sense. You have realize that 85 games is an insanely small sample size to properly detect a successful capper's 55-62% success. I think the only way to look at this contest is to play it for 10 straight years. If you are good at it, you will hit Top fifty 1 or 2 times. You might go 49% two years in a row, and then suddenly hit 63% and make some cash, showing a very good 54% avg rate of success, but if you just focus on year one and two you will think you are a loser. Not true. The bell curve will tell the story, but only after 10 years of playing this monster. Hope this helps inform a lot of you who get discouraged, or dispel some unrealistic notions amongst those who think they can consistently be in the money. It is simply not happening. Look at CH Ballers fall from grace last year. Look at 10 years and then come back and talk with me. Then we have something!! Onward!
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