I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm.
(For NFL)
1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions. 2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective) 3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format. 4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game. 5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game. 6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move. 7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation. 8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts. 9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week.
Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years.
Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
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I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm.
(For NFL)
1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions. 2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective) 3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format. 4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game. 5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game. 6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move. 7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation. 8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts. 9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week.
Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years.
Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8: Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Heading in to a bit of a break coming up - I look forward to it every year. There are plenty of countries playing soccer every day van, no rest, get back to work Ha. I used to be 12 months a year. No chance anymore. I have 3 months where I am completely off during the summer, and about 3 months where I am only betting soccer. That is enough for me. So a nice work / life balance.
I hear you man. It's a hard thing to achieve. I hope to be there soon, spent the last 15 years busting ass so i can try and get there sooner than most. Enjoy the vacation and balance
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8: Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Heading in to a bit of a break coming up - I look forward to it every year. There are plenty of countries playing soccer every day van, no rest, get back to work Ha. I used to be 12 months a year. No chance anymore. I have 3 months where I am completely off during the summer, and about 3 months where I am only betting soccer. That is enough for me. So a nice work / life balance.
I hear you man. It's a hard thing to achieve. I hope to be there soon, spent the last 15 years busting ass so i can try and get there sooner than most. Enjoy the vacation and balance
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8: Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Heading in to a bit of a break coming up - I look forward to it every year. There are plenty of countries playing soccer every day van, no rest, get back to work Ha. I used to be 12 months a year. No chance anymore. I have 3 months where I am completely off during the summer, and about 3 months where I am only betting soccer. That is enough for me. So a nice work / life balance. I hear you man. It's a hard thing to achieve. I hope to be there soon, spent the last 15 years busting ass so i can try and get there sooner than most. Enjoy the vacation and balance
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Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8:
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8: Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Heading in to a bit of a break coming up - I look forward to it every year. There are plenty of countries playing soccer every day van, no rest, get back to work Ha. I used to be 12 months a year. No chance anymore. I have 3 months where I am completely off during the summer, and about 3 months where I am only betting soccer. That is enough for me. So a nice work / life balance. I hear you man. It's a hard thing to achieve. I hope to be there soon, spent the last 15 years busting ass so i can try and get there sooner than most. Enjoy the vacation and balance
Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think.
Nice year again for you,
GL Sunday.
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Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think.
Quote Originally Posted by ealxele: @vanzack Noobie here trying to get better...How exactly did you get these numbers? I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
We gotta figure out a way to get me on the payroll.....
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
Quote Originally Posted by ealxele: @vanzack Noobie here trying to get better...How exactly did you get these numbers? I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
We gotta figure out a way to get me on the payroll.....
Pretty simple explanation.... The options are +1.5 at -104 or ML at +105 -104 is implied 51%+105 is implied 48.75% So it simply comes down to.... Will the amount of times Philly wins by exactly 1 be greater or less than 2.25%? Thats it. Nothing more. If you have a position to debate that Philly winning by exactly 1 is less than 2.25%, lets hear it.
Nfl regular season one point wins about 4%, so odds Philly wins by one about 2%. I think SB wins by 1 point has happened once. Probably not enough data on SB games, but odds of SB landing on 1 probably slightly less still.
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
Pretty simple explanation.... The options are +1.5 at -104 or ML at +105 -104 is implied 51%+105 is implied 48.75% So it simply comes down to.... Will the amount of times Philly wins by exactly 1 be greater or less than 2.25%? Thats it. Nothing more. If you have a position to debate that Philly winning by exactly 1 is less than 2.25%, lets hear it.
Nfl regular season one point wins about 4%, so odds Philly wins by one about 2%. I think SB wins by 1 point has happened once. Probably not enough data on SB games, but odds of SB landing on 1 probably slightly less still.
@vanzack Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think. Nice year again for you, GL Sunday.
Jeg, what post #60 said. The dude played 4 snaps on special teams in October. That's it. He's nothing to worry about.
If he was a starter, we'd be hearing about it ad nauseum.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
@vanzack Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think. Nice year again for you, GL Sunday.
Jeg, what post #60 said. The dude played 4 snaps on special teams in October. That's it. He's nothing to worry about.
If he was a starter, we'd be hearing about it ad nauseum.
@vanzack Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think. Nice year again for you, GL Sunday.
What about the weather?
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
@vanzack Any thoughts on Eagles losing the OL player that is a beast in size, 2019 rape that seems to have caught up to him. 6 ft 6 in and 325 pounds seems like alot to lose, though I do not know who takes his place. Has to be an issue for pass blocking I would think. Nice year again for you, GL Sunday.
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Quote Originally Posted by ealxele: @vanzack Noobie here trying to get better...How exactly did you get these numbers? I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me. We gotta figure out a way to get me on the payroll.....
If covers wasn't such a weird and scary place, a Vegas get together would be great to explore these kinds of things.
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Quote Originally Posted by ealxele: @vanzack Noobie here trying to get better...How exactly did you get these numbers? I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me. We gotta figure out a way to get me on the payroll.....
If covers wasn't such a weird and scary place, a Vegas get together would be great to explore these kinds of things.
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Pretty simple explanation.... The options are +1.5 at -104 or ML at +105 -104 is implied 51%+105 is implied 48.75% So it simply comes down to.... Will the amount of times Philly wins by exactly 1 be greater or less than 2.25%? Thats it. Nothing more. If you have a position to debate that Philly winning by exactly 1 is less than 2.25%, lets hear it. Nfl regular season one point wins about 4%, so odds Philly wins by one about 2%. I think SB wins by 1 point has happened once. Probably not enough data on SB games, but odds of SB landing on 1 probably slightly less still.
I get it. I am not trying to make a case that +1.5 is a great value over PK. Just pointing out that it is fairly priced.
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Quote Originally Posted by Freddy66:
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: Pretty simple explanation.... The options are +1.5 at -104 or ML at +105 -104 is implied 51%+105 is implied 48.75% So it simply comes down to.... Will the amount of times Philly wins by exactly 1 be greater or less than 2.25%? Thats it. Nothing more. If you have a position to debate that Philly winning by exactly 1 is less than 2.25%, lets hear it. Nfl regular season one point wins about 4%, so odds Philly wins by one about 2%. I think SB wins by 1 point has happened once. Probably not enough data on SB games, but odds of SB landing on 1 probably slightly less still.
I get it. I am not trying to make a case that +1.5 is a great value over PK. Just pointing out that it is fairly priced.
Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue.
Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
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@vanzack
Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue.
Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
WOW no job? NO kids? Must be nice
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me.
@vanzack Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue. Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
Jeg--Respectfully, I believe the mention of the weather was a humorous reference to an earlier thread where a Van critic showed up to find fault with the man who is up over 50 units on the year ( posted ) because he didn't discuss a weather forecast. Occasionally these critics, who offer nothing of value, stop by for a cup of semen to criticize the man who is extraordinary and kind enough to share with those of us who are nowhere close to his level of expertise. If you peruse Van's threads, including this one, you will find other examples of posters who simply have to hate those who are better than them.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
@vanzack Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue. Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
Jeg--Respectfully, I believe the mention of the weather was a humorous reference to an earlier thread where a Van critic showed up to find fault with the man who is up over 50 units on the year ( posted ) because he didn't discuss a weather forecast. Occasionally these critics, who offer nothing of value, stop by for a cup of semen to criticize the man who is extraordinary and kind enough to share with those of us who are nowhere close to his level of expertise. If you peruse Van's threads, including this one, you will find other examples of posters who simply have to hate those who are better than them.
Thanks for the head's up Also he might have sent it to me because I asked him if he was on Twitter on another thread, .
I am well aware of Van abilities as I have played quite a few of his plays over the years, also aware of Covers trolls bashing the good people on here.
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Thanks for the head's up Also he might have sent it to me because I asked him if he was on Twitter on another thread, .
I am well aware of Van abilities as I have played quite a few of his plays over the years, also aware of Covers trolls bashing the good people on here.
@1129ken Thanks for the head's up Also he might have sent it to me because I asked him if he was on Twitter on another thread, . I am well aware of Van abilities as I have played quite a few of his plays over the years, also aware of Covers trolls bashing the good people on here.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
@1129ken Thanks for the head's up Also he might have sent it to me because I asked him if he was on Twitter on another thread, . I am well aware of Van abilities as I have played quite a few of his plays over the years, also aware of Covers trolls bashing the good people on here.
@vanzack Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue. Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
Just a bad attempt at an inside joke on my part with another poster.
Nothing directed at you specifically.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEG53:
@vanzack Is that a trick ??, Arizona has a doom Stadium so I would guess it would be 68 or so. Now it can be opened but that would only happen if weather was not an issue. Now this being the 3rd SB here, I should mention the first 2 the roof was open, so not sure the plan on this but Arizona in Jan. I would guess open.
Just a bad attempt at an inside joke on my part with another poster.
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me. WOW no job? NO kids? Must be nice
What I explain above is my job. My family is very understanding of the time it takes, which is more than 40 hours a week. But luckily - it is only for about 7 months of the year.
Support your local animal shelter. I am on twitter.
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Quote Originally Posted by easymoney8474:
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack: I have written a lot here about my process. BTW - process is the key. Results are secondary to process. If you dont have a process - even a simple one - you are going to fail at this longterm. (For NFL) 1. Usually Monday morning, before I see any lines - I spend 15 minutes going through the games and coming up with "gut" result predictions. Not line predictions. Result predictions.2. Compare gut result predictions to real available lines. Bet any really strong outliers (very selective)3. I have a predictive model that I have developed over 15+ years. It is stats driven, and has 12 "levers" that I can adjust. Things like injuries, uncertainty, and value of certain stats. The stats that are fed to it are all adjusted stats for SOS and game situations - not raw stats. It runs simulations, and gives me standard deviations and predictive results, along with some other key indicators in a dashboard format.4. Take #1 and #3, compare to real available lines and establish a staking strategy for each game.5. Take #1 and #3, establish a timing and where to bet strategy for getting the best line for each game.6. Start taking positions anywhere from Wed to Sunday gametime. Overbuy positions or oversell positions where I think lines will move.7. Sell or buy positions that I took in #6 on speculation.8. Watch all games live with no sound. Watch no pregame. Watch very selective analysts.9. Rewatch all games (shortened version) next week. Repeat every week. Thats basically what I do - every single week of the NFL season. Results come and go. But I know this process works. It has worked for years and years. Every year, I do a post mortem sometime in March or so to see how to tweak the model. I consult people who are way smarter than me in stats and programming, pay them a few bucks - and they make the changes for me. WOW no job? NO kids? Must be nice
What I explain above is my job. My family is very understanding of the time it takes, which is more than 40 hours a week. But luckily - it is only for about 7 months of the year.
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