You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals.
I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum.
Here's the system:
GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION.
Much Continued Success Bator!!!
Money Management and discipline is the key to success in sports investing
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@MrBator
No disrespect!!!
You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals.
I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum.
Here's the system:
GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION.
@MrBator No disrespect!!! You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals. I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum. Here's the system: GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION. Much Continued Success Bator!!!
Thats correct..been aware of this system before I came here as well. Its been out there for years, not something Bator made up..with all due respect to him
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Quote Originally Posted by jdukes0004:
@MrBator No disrespect!!! You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals. I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum. Here's the system: GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION. Much Continued Success Bator!!!
Thats correct..been aware of this system before I came here as well. Its been out there for years, not something Bator made up..with all due respect to him
@MrBator No disrespect!!! You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals. I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum. Here's the system: GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION. Much Continued Success Bator!!!
Sorry bud but that is not the Bator method.
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Quote Originally Posted by jdukes0004:
@MrBator No disrespect!!! You're an excellent handicapper/ Sports investor and I appreciate your contributions to this forum and website. Your one of the originals. I was just stating that I heard about this system before you shared it with this forum. Here's the system: GO AGAINST ANY NFL TEAM IF THEY SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS IN EACH OF THEIR LAST TWO GAMES AND ALLOWED 12 OR LESS POINTS IN THOSE SAME TWO GAMES IF THEY ARE NOW PLAYING A TEAM OUTSIDE OF THEIR DIVISION. Much Continued Success Bator!!!
Quote Originally Posted by soup-can: This "Bator Rule" or whatever people want to call it is not 100%. You CAN'T blindly bet on Geno going into AT&T and playing a close one score game. Thats like betting on black or red at roulette. Have you seen how the Seahags have played away from their home base with Geno under center? Even just look at how they play teams that were playoff caliber with Geno. It's only going back one season. This season so far, they played Browns, 9ers and Rams at Lumen or whatever they call home now. On the road they had the Giants and Rams(broom) so far. I'll give it up that win @ Detroit was a good one but Lions were off their own upset with Chiefs. Seattle didn't even get off the plane in Baltimore and they caught a still gimpy Burrow in Cinci. The Double Blowout System isn't about what the opposing team (in this case the Seahawks) might do. It's about what the team off of back-to-back blowouts is unlikely to continue doing, which is playing crisply on both sides of the ball . The Cowboys protected the football against both the Panthers and the Washington team, committing zero turnovers. Look for that to change on Thursday night, and it likely won't take long.
Exactly how regression works right there.
It is not about the opponent, does not matter who the opponent is, Panthers covered 1 game this season, oops regression spot.
Dallas playing in on an unsustainable level of play, is not ever going to be 100% but 75% is one hell of a very good reason to back the method.
I'll take 75% any and every day of the week.
Many of the best bets you will make requires you to close ur eyes and back a team you are scared to death to do so.
Do you know why u are scared to death ? The team has reached an incredible peak that seems to good to pass up, and that is the point u are buying the team very high, sell high and buy low.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by soup-can: This "Bator Rule" or whatever people want to call it is not 100%. You CAN'T blindly bet on Geno going into AT&T and playing a close one score game. Thats like betting on black or red at roulette. Have you seen how the Seahags have played away from their home base with Geno under center? Even just look at how they play teams that were playoff caliber with Geno. It's only going back one season. This season so far, they played Browns, 9ers and Rams at Lumen or whatever they call home now. On the road they had the Giants and Rams(broom) so far. I'll give it up that win @ Detroit was a good one but Lions were off their own upset with Chiefs. Seattle didn't even get off the plane in Baltimore and they caught a still gimpy Burrow in Cinci. The Double Blowout System isn't about what the opposing team (in this case the Seahawks) might do. It's about what the team off of back-to-back blowouts is unlikely to continue doing, which is playing crisply on both sides of the ball . The Cowboys protected the football against both the Panthers and the Washington team, committing zero turnovers. Look for that to change on Thursday night, and it likely won't take long.
Exactly how regression works right there.
It is not about the opponent, does not matter who the opponent is, Panthers covered 1 game this season, oops regression spot.
Dallas playing in on an unsustainable level of play, is not ever going to be 100% but 75% is one hell of a very good reason to back the method.
I'll take 75% any and every day of the week.
Many of the best bets you will make requires you to close ur eyes and back a team you are scared to death to do so.
Do you know why u are scared to death ? The team has reached an incredible peak that seems to good to pass up, and that is the point u are buying the team very high, sell high and buy low.
Indigo999, how about if you eliminate the results from the 1990s? I feel like going back more than around 25 seasons is getting into the study of ancient history.
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Indigo999, how about if you eliminate the results from the 1990s? I feel like going back more than around 25 seasons is getting into the study of ancient history.
You can always find an angle if you look hard enough. Here's one that applies to Seattle only, and not every team in the NFL. The Seahawks are 1-5 ATS the week after playing the 49ers. This is the Seahawks vs Cowboys. It is a recent trend involving these teams as they are playing now. I don't really give a fuck how some teams did in this situation 20 years ago when these players were in grade school. Another recent trend involving one of the teams playing tomorrow is the Cowboys are 3-1ATS the week after they score 40+ points. Just another way of looking at it.
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You can always find an angle if you look hard enough. Here's one that applies to Seattle only, and not every team in the NFL. The Seahawks are 1-5 ATS the week after playing the 49ers. This is the Seahawks vs Cowboys. It is a recent trend involving these teams as they are playing now. I don't really give a fuck how some teams did in this situation 20 years ago when these players were in grade school. Another recent trend involving one of the teams playing tomorrow is the Cowboys are 3-1ATS the week after they score 40+ points. Just another way of looking at it.
You can always find an angle if you look hard enough. Here's one that applies to Seattle only, and not every team in the NFL. The Seahawks are 1-5 ATS the week after playing the 49ers. This is the Seahawks vs Cowboys. It is a recent trend involving these teams as they are playing now. I don't really give a fuck how some teams did in this situation 20 years ago when these players were in grade school.
Spoken like a man who doesn't wanna learn what he doesn't wanna learn.
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats:
You can always find an angle if you look hard enough. Here's one that applies to Seattle only, and not every team in the NFL. The Seahawks are 1-5 ATS the week after playing the 49ers. This is the Seahawks vs Cowboys. It is a recent trend involving these teams as they are playing now. I don't really give a fuck how some teams did in this situation 20 years ago when these players were in grade school.
Spoken like a man who doesn't wanna learn what he doesn't wanna learn.
Let's just say, Dallas pulls this one out again. This time 34-10. Would next week's game vs Philly be the Double Triple Up Chase? Right now that line is Dallas -2.5
Because truth is I can see this being a 3 score blowout, then the play would be Philly +2.5/ or more.
I've used this angle more than I have ignored it when the games play out this way, but this time I feel like it's all Cowboys. I could also see Dallas up 14-16 late and give up a garbage backdoor with +9 on tap right now. If it goes to -10, I will try for a middle and hope for 8 or 9.
It's just me but I just can't ignore the homefield adv Dallas has had last 13 games. 13-0 SU and 11-2 ATS. Both those ATS loses Dak threw 2 INTS in each game.
Can't remember the exact games but I do remember last year Dak had a lot of tipped passes that ended in INTs. Kinda like Dobbs had vs Bears. Dak could lay an egg also, but if it aint broke don't fix it
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Let's just say, Dallas pulls this one out again. This time 34-10. Would next week's game vs Philly be the Double Triple Up Chase? Right now that line is Dallas -2.5
Because truth is I can see this being a 3 score blowout, then the play would be Philly +2.5/ or more.
I've used this angle more than I have ignored it when the games play out this way, but this time I feel like it's all Cowboys. I could also see Dallas up 14-16 late and give up a garbage backdoor with +9 on tap right now. If it goes to -10, I will try for a middle and hope for 8 or 9.
It's just me but I just can't ignore the homefield adv Dallas has had last 13 games. 13-0 SU and 11-2 ATS. Both those ATS loses Dak threw 2 INTS in each game.
Can't remember the exact games but I do remember last year Dak had a lot of tipped passes that ended in INTs. Kinda like Dobbs had vs Bears. Dak could lay an egg also, but if it aint broke don't fix it
Using an actual database that goes back to 1989. Teams that won two in a row scoring >=30 points in each and allowing 10 or less in each game have gone 12-32 ATS in non-playoff games. If we use the other parameter mentioned of allowing 12 or less points in each game instead of 10 or less this moves to 14-33 ATS. Home favorites in this situation have gone 9-16 ATS, 20-5 straight up....average line -9.4, average score 25.5-19.2. November/December games have gone a combined 8-19 ATS, 5-9 ATS, 12-2 straight up as home favorites. There are no Thursday night games in this angle's history and only one non-prime time game, a MNF game where the home favorite didn't cover. p:points>=30 and pp:points>=30 and po:points<=12 and ppo:points<=12 and playoffs=0 and month
holy crap i remember hearing about this situation........i got dallas ml to close 3 bets and shit load more tied with several other single teams.....added em up and it is my biggest risk in long time....NOW I GOT ML SO 20-5 SU gives some hope...guess i can live bet seattle with points or back off a little pregame.....WOW added up my total ML risk with cowboys and was suprised ......
goldfinger 1964
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Quote Originally Posted by Indigo999:
Using an actual database that goes back to 1989. Teams that won two in a row scoring >=30 points in each and allowing 10 or less in each game have gone 12-32 ATS in non-playoff games. If we use the other parameter mentioned of allowing 12 or less points in each game instead of 10 or less this moves to 14-33 ATS. Home favorites in this situation have gone 9-16 ATS, 20-5 straight up....average line -9.4, average score 25.5-19.2. November/December games have gone a combined 8-19 ATS, 5-9 ATS, 12-2 straight up as home favorites. There are no Thursday night games in this angle's history and only one non-prime time game, a MNF game where the home favorite didn't cover. p:points>=30 and pp:points>=30 and po:points<=12 and ppo:points<=12 and playoffs=0 and month
holy crap i remember hearing about this situation........i got dallas ml to close 3 bets and shit load more tied with several other single teams.....added em up and it is my biggest risk in long time....NOW I GOT ML SO 20-5 SU gives some hope...guess i can live bet seattle with points or back off a little pregame.....WOW added up my total ML risk with cowboys and was suprised ......
interesting. we used to call this the Taxi System way way back in the day (I been here a loooong time!) it usually focused on road teams but I see it works well for home teams as well Dallas lost at AZ earlier in the year off two big wins. They were missing two OLinemen and it showed I'm playing the over here. Dallas will get theirs but I suspect they will give up a bunch of points on Thursday. and as another poster mentioned, Dallas is crushing it on turf. 19-0 SU, 17-2 ATS last 19 games
like that 19-0 su on turf..... with your total
goldfinger 1964
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Quote Originally Posted by jefff:
interesting. we used to call this the Taxi System way way back in the day (I been here a loooong time!) it usually focused on road teams but I see it works well for home teams as well Dallas lost at AZ earlier in the year off two big wins. They were missing two OLinemen and it showed I'm playing the over here. Dallas will get theirs but I suspect they will give up a bunch of points on Thursday. and as another poster mentioned, Dallas is crushing it on turf. 19-0 SU, 17-2 ATS last 19 games
Hmmm. This system didn’t go well for mia week 4. Bills dominated week 2 and 3.
True. No system is perfect or hits at 100%. Since the system didn’t work week 4, I just faded the Bills again week 5 (chase) and won outright with the Jags.
I think Dallas wins by 7 tonight. GL all
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Quote Originally Posted by RegalCapper:
Hmmm. This system didn’t go well for mia week 4. Bills dominated week 2 and 3.
True. No system is perfect or hits at 100%. Since the system didn’t work week 4, I just faded the Bills again week 5 (chase) and won outright with the Jags.
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