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Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93:
When a team lost 10+ games the previous season, and they are a home favorite in the playoffs, this is the result:
SU: 7-15-0 (-3.05, 31.8%) Teaser Records ATS: 2-19-1 (-7.23, 9.5%) avg line: -4.2 +6: 9-13-0 (40.9%) -6: 2-20-0 (9.1%) +10: 13-9-0 (59.1%) -10: 2-20-0 (9.1%) O/U:9-13-0 (-2.70, 40.9%) |
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When a team lost 10+ games the previous season, and they are a home favorite in the playoffs, this is the result:
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Quote Originally Posted by zebrakiller:
Titans lo on 3rd str8 road game is they somehow win this one next will be 4th str8 and i guarantte they aint winning that game 9-7 teams dont go far They are 8-3 under Tannehill and look like a completely different team. 9-7 does not represent how good they really are now |
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Quote Originally Posted by Egoodie:
On Saturdays, home teams have gone 18-2 SU and 15-5 ATS over the last 10 seasons. Over the total is also 15-5 in those games.Vikings are 5-14 ATS record in their last 19 games against teams with a winning recordThe 49ers are 6-19-1 ATS in their last 26 games as a home favoriteAndy Reid owns an 18-3 career record in the regular season after a bye and is 4-1 in the divisional round after a week off.Chiefs -20 my favorite game Trends like these are stupid because they're completely random. Yes it's no question some people come on here with garbage like "teams are 11-0 in 30 years when they play on Sundays with 3 days rest on a 2 game win streak when they go to bed at 8pm". That is nonsense and easy to come up with random parameters. Denying logical trends that consistently win year after year with decent sample sizes is just being bitter for no reason |
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If it wins and works for someone, then why piss in their soup? There are plenty of trends that are logical and win consistently year after year. Calling it "lazy" and "rudimentary" without listing explicit examples is just as lazy and rudimentary |
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Bold to pick two touchdown favorites on Divisional weekend. These almost never cover, let alone 2 in the same weekend. If you were able to get the 6.5 in for the Niners though that's a little more reasonable.
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Quote Originally Posted by BlackCannons:
Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93: The 2003 team, really? Who cares? Its ridiculous handicapping- The players in this game were in kindergarten in 2003 This game stands alone...The Titians are not sleeping giants, they aren't much better or worse than any other teams in the playoffs- The only question is..Will Derrick Henry be able to run on that D-line- If so, we probably cover the number Quote Originally Posted by Egoodie: Interesting, I dug a little deeper and since 2003 a team on a winstreak of 9 or more in the playoffs is 3-16 ATS and 9-10 SU (including conf/SB)Quote Originally Posted by bpickin:Great Info thanks a lot. I was liking balty (even tho they have been off for 2-3 weeks) but now I will consider passing on it all together. Since 2000Playoff teams on 10+ game SU win streak ... 2-12 ATS1st game of playoffs ... 4-3 SU ... 1-6 ATSHome team ... 3-3 SU ... 0-6 ATSRavens riding 12 straight (last loss: Week 4 vs CLE You aren't comprehending my sentence properly. Reread what I wrote: "Since 2003 a team on a winstreak of 9 or more in the playoffs is 3-16 ATS and 9-10 SU (including conf/SB)". This goes for ALL teams since 2003 that were on a 9+ game win streak going into the playoffs. Situational capping can be ridiculous when random parameters are thrown in, but there are many logical situational plays that work well and have consistently won for years. This one for example makes perfect sense as there are many reasons why a streaking team will struggle to cover usually-large spreads in the NFL playoffs. |
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Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93:
Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93: [Link from unapproved source] Query is: streak>8 and playoffs=1 You can also manually fact check this if you have time Quote Originally Posted by FeltonsFollies: [Link from unapproved source]Source? Dont blindly follow this stat as its not true Sorry for triple post, didn't know they block the site. It's killersports dot com |
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Quote Originally Posted by TKWSNx93:
Quote Originally Posted by FeltonsFollies: [Link from unapproved source]Source? Dont blindly follow this stat as its not true Query is: streak>8 and playoffs=1 You can also manually fact check this if you have time |
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Quote Originally Posted by FeltonsFollies:
Source? Dont blindly follow this stat as its not true https://killersports.com/nfl/query?sdql=streak%3E8+and+playoffs%3D1&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++ |
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Since 2003 a team on a winstreak of 9 or more in the playoffs is 3-16 ATS and 9-10 SU (including conf/SB). 0-10 ATS when the spread is greater than -4 The public loves bloating the spreads of NFL Playoff favorites |
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Quote Originally Posted by Egoodie:
Quote Originally Posted by bpickin:Great Info thanks a lot. I was liking balty (even tho they have been off for 2-3 weeks) but now I will consider passing on it all together. Since 2000Playoff teams on 10+ game SU win streak ... 2-12 ATS1st game of playoffs ... 4-3 SU ... 1-6 ATSHome team ... 3-3 SU ... 0-6 ATSRavens riding 12 straight (last loss: Week 4 vs CLE Interesting, I dug a little deeper and since 2003 a team on a winstreak of 9 or more in the playoffs is 3-16 ATS and 9-10 SU (including conf/SB) |
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
You do realize that as putrid as the Pats were on offense they had more yards and more yards per play than the Titans. And if not for a goal line stop, a dropped pass by the sure handed Edelman, and a brain fart by BB, Pats win the game. Woulda coulda shoulda... A loss is a loss. You're not giving the Titans enough credit |
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The Titans have been a completely different team since benching Mariota, averaging nearly 30 points per game. It's also worth mentioning that since 2012, when teams beat the Pats in Foxboro, they are 8-1 straight-up the following week...with the one loss being 2012 49ers when Justin Smith got hurt in the Pats game which ruined their defense.
Another interesting trend: teams that win on the road in the wildcard round are often 6-9.5 point underdogs when they subsequently play a 1 or 2 seed in the divisional round. I'm not sure how this keeps happening year after year but these are always close, low scoring games. Since 2005 when this happens they are 4-8 SU, 10-2 ATS, and 2-10 OU with an average score of 18-22. Both the Vikings and Titans fall under these situational plays. I can easily see one of the 6-Seeds winning outright this weekend, with both covering their big spreads.
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https://killersports.com/nba/query?sdql=HF+and+playoffs+%3D+0+and+p%3AW+and+tS%28W%29+-+%28tS%28W%29+%2F+1.3%29+%3C+oS%28W%29+and+p%3ATPM+*+3+%2F+p%3Apoints+%2B+p%3Apoints+in+the+paint+%2F+p%3Apoints+%3E+.76+and+conference+%3D+Western+and+op%3Amargin+%3E+-3+and+rest+%3C+3+and+date%3E20170326+and+rest%3C2+and+team&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++ |
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I also want to add that CLE -1.5 is not part of my system..I am just riding their road winning streak for now after starting the season abysmal on the road |
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Red hot this week using a profitable system I have been refining for a few years now that takes PACE, Offensive and Defensive Efficiency into account with several situational plays. Past 3 days since deciding to join some pools and contests have been hitting at an astounding 21-3-1 87.5% Proof: https://contests.covers.com/OfficePools/Contestant/CompletedPicks/fa440e42-72d9-464c-a509-a89b012bdb0c 43-14-2 +28.72 Units for the week Feel free to tail, but maybe fade since I am possibly jinxing it with this post. Picks today: ATL +8.5 CHI +7.5, o215 HOU -3 WAS -3, u219 UTAH -9.5, u198 NYK +9.5 ORL +3, u205.5 POR -1, u218 CLE -1.5
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choke job costed me $300
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Quote Originally Posted by spotslife1: NFL playoff teams coming off a SU home underdog playoff win (Eagles) are just 1-16 SU and 2-15 ATS in follow-up games. I went back to 2000 and it's 1-6 SU and 2-5 ATS...BUT all of those games were on the road or neutral (Superbowl). This is the first time where the team coming off a SU home underdog playoff win is now playing at home. Were any of those matchups I'm missing Home dogs?
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typh00n2k | 7 |
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I understand what you mean, but I like the fact that the Magic are on 2 days rest. This is a very good situational play, that has gone 5-25 SU and 6-24 ATS since 2012
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