That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
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That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Quote Originally Posted by weeble5672:
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Your example stats are very easy to find as you're supporting a -180 line with a victory.
No matter how you query data, it's not so easy to get a 1-7 SU for the team that is favored by at least -180,
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Quote Originally Posted by weeble5672:
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Quote Originally Posted by weeble5672:
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Your example stats are very easy to find as you're supporting a -180 line with a victory.
No matter how you query data, it's not so easy to get a 1-7 SU for the team that is favored by at least -180,
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Your example stats are very easy to find as you're supporting a -180 line with a victory.
No matter how you query data, it's not so easy to get a 1-7 SU for the team that is favored by at least -180.
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Quote Originally Posted by weeble5672:
That's honestly an arbitrary stat, IMO. We can maneuver numbers any way we want to be able to get some sort of trend to support our picks.
Example...
Sunday faves of -180 or higher are 13-2 in their last 15. Sunday faves of -180 or higher and off 2 straight wins are 10-0 in their last 10.
In other words, it's just a trend with no rhyme or reason to it. And what makes your stat even more arbitrary is the fact that the situation not very common. 8 times in the past 10 years to be exact.
Just my two cents, is all.
Your example stats are very easy to find as you're supporting a -180 line with a victory.
No matter how you query data, it's not so easy to get a 1-7 SU for the team that is favored by at least -180.
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