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*****WEEK #2 NJPORKY'S 2Half NFL System******

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js4u on the college game how do you get 14?
 
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44.5-9 = 35.5

35.5-21.5 = 14
 
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ahh ok thanks rsix
 
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So if I understand this correctly, I'm expecting the Under to be a play in the 2nd half provided the score is 10-0 or 10-3.


 
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Im still really confused by this system. Can you explain please?
 
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Posted: #31
So under 24 is the play right?
All about the chase
 
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Under 24 is the play .. Looks like we have a 14 point middle again ..
 
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Under 23.5 and GB -.5 I believe
 
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Open - Chicago +5
Over/Under - 51

Halftime Score - Green Bay 13 - Chicago 0

2H Lines Should be - Green Bay +8
Over/Under - 38

2H Lines Are:
Green Bay -1.5
Over/Under - 23.5

You actually can make a play on both! - Green Bay -1.5 and the Under!!
 
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Posted: #35
ov 2h is the play
 
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Wow come on guys witch one is it lol!
 
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no just under i think
 
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Posted: #38
pork?......
 
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Porky's not here...it's a no play
 
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Bears/Pack
51-13=38
38-24=14

Under, right?
 
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51-13 = 38

38-24 = 14

14 point middle .. under is the play.
 
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Guys... THE UNDER is the play and if you can make a case to take Green Bay -1.5 cause its 9.5 difference in the middle

In this system... If at halftime if the game is on pace for the under and you get the 10 differential, you stick with the under.

UNDER IS THE PLAY
 
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This ain't complicated guys. Under is the only play

GL
 
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Chicago @ Green Bay

Packers were 5 and 50.5
At the half, Packers 13-0
2H lines should be Bears -8 and 37.5
2H lines are Packers -1 and 24
Thus we have

UNDER 24 2H as a play
 
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So why did someone post that over was the play
 
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For the current people dying to figure out how we get to the conclusion, read my 2nd to last post.

You write down the opening lines. Then at halftime, you write down what the true 2H lines should be according to the opening lines. So tonight Chicago was +5.

Green bay is up 13-0 at half. So we must assume since chicago was predicted to lose by 5 points, that they will out score Green Bay by 8 points in the 2nd half. So we now know the TRUE 2H line should be Chicago -8.

The real lines came out and Green Bay was a -2 point favorite. So that's a 10 point swing from what the true line should be so you can make a play on Green Bay -2 because they were the favorite to begin the game and have been on pace to cover. Now you stick with the favorite in the 2H if there's a 10 point difference.

The same logic is used for the Over/Under numbers. Which tonight, the under hit in the 1H so now you stick with the under in the 2H because there's over a 10 point differential. Get it? Now relax LOL


 
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Khacta, I'm new to this so I hope I am right. I take the original line of 51. From that i take away the total half time score, 13, leaving 38. from that I take away the half time line of 24, leaving 14. Anytime the difference is 10+, it is a play. So the play is under 24. The confusing part for me is which side to take. But think of it this way, most people are thinking that if the spread was 51, and bookies are pretty accurate, then it has to be over 24. most times it's not. Anyone, help me out if I'm wrong. Thanks and BOL
 
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Good luck Porky

I don't do it on this play

 
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Quote Originally Posted by twjd:

So why did someone post that over was the play


Use common sense kid. If you read this thread from page 1, you would see who on here has been following the system and see that over 10 people said under. One random moron comes on here and post OVER not even knowing the logic behind the system and you are wondering why? You should not be betting.
 
 
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Thanks Porky
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