system week 7 potential plays (lost 2 SU and 2 ATS):
Cincinnati
Miami
mod system week 6 plays (.500 or better record, lost 2 SU and 2 ATS):
Miami
mod system week 7 potential plays (.500 or
better record, lost 1 SU and 1 ATS):
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Houston
Kansas City
New Orleans
UPDATE: going on the same premise as my mod system -- bet on good teams
(at or over .500) who have lost a couple games in a row. i started
combing through some numbers for last year. i found that teams who were
.500 and better and who lost 2 out of 3 games in a L-W-L fashion (which
elimates them from my mod system) went 7-1 in 2009 on a 3 game chase,
with 5 games winning on the A game
the winners were:
balt, minn, nyj, nyg, packers, pats, chargers
the loss was the jacksonville jaguars (they lost 4 in a row SU and ATS
to end the season)
teams who fit this criteria for next week are the Green Bay Packers and
the Houston Texans.
what do you guys think of this? does the theory sound good? is a +.500
team who loses 2 out of 3 any different than that same team losing two
in a row?
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system record: 1-0
system week 6 plays (lost 3 SU and 3 ATS):
none
system week 7 potential plays (lost 2 SU and 2 ATS):
Cincinnati
Miami
mod system week 6 plays (.500 or better record, lost 2 SU and 2 ATS):
Miami
mod system week 7 potential plays (.500 or
better record, lost 1 SU and 1 ATS):
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Houston
Kansas City
New Orleans
UPDATE: going on the same premise as my mod system -- bet on good teams
(at or over .500) who have lost a couple games in a row. i started
combing through some numbers for last year. i found that teams who were
.500 and better and who lost 2 out of 3 games in a L-W-L fashion (which
elimates them from my mod system) went 7-1 in 2009 on a 3 game chase,
with 5 games winning on the A game
the winners were:
balt, minn, nyj, nyg, packers, pats, chargers
the loss was the jacksonville jaguars (they lost 4 in a row SU and ATS
to end the season)
teams who fit this criteria for next week are the Green Bay Packers and
the Houston Texans.
what do you guys think of this? does the theory sound good? is a +.500
team who loses 2 out of 3 any different than that same team losing two
in a row?
Well, keep in mind that we're chasing. A chase loss really hampers your profits, especially using the Martingale. If you were just straight betting, then maybe using the LWL strategy would make more sense. But I feel that eliminating all losses is essential, considering the seriousness of just 1 Martingale loss.
Obviously, it's up to the bettor and the money management strategy. But nice find indeed
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Well, keep in mind that we're chasing. A chase loss really hampers your profits, especially using the Martingale. If you were just straight betting, then maybe using the LWL strategy would make more sense. But I feel that eliminating all losses is essential, considering the seriousness of just 1 Martingale loss.
Obviously, it's up to the bettor and the money management strategy. But nice find indeed
Lost 2 games SU & ATS (potential plays for week 7)
Cincinatti (record: 2-3)
Buffalo (record: 0-5)
Lost 1 game SU & ATS (potential plays for week 7)
Green Bay (record: 3-2)
Kansas City (record: 3-1)
Houston (record: 3-2)
New Orleans (record: 3-2)
Minnesota (record: 1-3)
Pittsburgh (record: 3-1)
So for week 6, Miami will be a play under the modified system (lost 2 SU & ATS).
If Cincinatti and/or Buffalo lose both SU and ATS, they'll be a play for week 7 under the original 3-game system.
If Green Bay, Kansas City, New Orleans, Houston, and Pittsburgh lose in week 6 both SU and ATS, they'll be a play for week 7 under the modified system.
We'll need Minnesota to lose both SU and ATS in both week 6 and week 7 for them to qualify under the 3-game system, since they've now fallen to 1-3
Have I missed any team that someone might see?
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So I have this as of Tuesday morning:
Lost 2 games SU & ATS (eligible for play week 6)
Miami (record: 2-2)
Lost 2 games SU & ATS (potential plays for week 7)
Cincinatti (record: 2-3)
Buffalo (record: 0-5)
Lost 1 game SU & ATS (potential plays for week 7)
Green Bay (record: 3-2)
Kansas City (record: 3-1)
Houston (record: 3-2)
New Orleans (record: 3-2)
Minnesota (record: 1-3)
Pittsburgh (record: 3-1)
So for week 6, Miami will be a play under the modified system (lost 2 SU & ATS).
If Cincinatti and/or Buffalo lose both SU and ATS, they'll be a play for week 7 under the original 3-game system.
If Green Bay, Kansas City, New Orleans, Houston, and Pittsburgh lose in week 6 both SU and ATS, they'll be a play for week 7 under the modified system.
We'll need Minnesota to lose both SU and ATS in both week 6 and week 7 for them to qualify under the 3-game system, since they've now fallen to 1-3
All of these teams will have to lose both SU and ATS in both week 6 AND week 7, since they're overall record will fall below .500 and not qualify them for a modified system play.
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I missed a couple 1-loss SU and ATS teams:
Dallas (record: 1-3)
Denver (record: 2-3)
St. Louis (record: 2-3)
Cleveland (record: 1-4)
All of these teams will have to lose both SU and ATS in both week 6 AND week 7, since they're overall record will fall below .500 and not qualify them for a modified system play.
Cincy and Buffalo are not potential plays for JM system for week 7 because they are both on bye this week. They would be potentials for week 8.
However Miami is a potential for the JM system for week 7 if they lose SU and ATS this week. This would mean they lost the modified play this week though.
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Cincy and Buffalo are not potential plays for JM system for week 7 because they are both on bye this week. They would be potentials for week 8.
However Miami is a potential for the JM system for week 7 if they lose SU and ATS this week. This would mean they lost the modified play this week though.
Correct on Cincy and Buffalo, I didnt realize they were both on a buy this week. We need both of them to lose another game SU and ATS for them to qualify.
Miami is a play for the modified JM system for this week. They've lost 2 SU and ATS, and also have a .500 (or greater) record. That's the criteria for the modified system.
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Correct on Cincy and Buffalo, I didnt realize they were both on a buy this week. We need both of them to lose another game SU and ATS for them to qualify.
Miami is a play for the modified JM system for this week. They've lost 2 SU and ATS, and also have a .500 (or greater) record. That's the criteria for the modified system.
Yeah looks like G.B. for week 7. I don't think there's any others, but I'll check after tonights games finish and post the updated system criteria by tomorrow
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Miami
Yeah looks like G.B. for week 7. I don't think there's any others, but I'll check after tonights games finish and post the updated system criteria by tomorrow
Plays for week 7 (lost 2 games SU & ATS, greater than .500 record):
Green Bay (3-3)
Potential plays for week 8 (lost 2 games SU & ATS)
Cincinatti (record: 2-3)
Buffalo (record: 0-5)
Dallas (record: 1-4)
Denver (record: 2-4)
San Diego (record: 2-4)
Cleveland (record: 1-5)
Potential plays for week 8 (lost 1 game SU & ATS, greater than .500 record)
Chicago (record: 4-2)
Atlanta (record: 4-2)
Tampa Bay (record: 3-2)
Potential plays for week 9 (lost 1 game SU & ATS)
Carolina (record: 0-5)
Oakland (record: 2-4)
We'll see what happens on MNF and give a quick update after that. Neither team (Jacksonville or Tennessee) has any potential for a system play until at least week 9, though.
Plays for week 7 (lost 2 games SU & ATS, greater than .500 record):
Green Bay (3-3)
Potential plays for week 8 (lost 2 games SU & ATS)
Cincinatti (record: 2-3)
Buffalo (record: 0-5)
Dallas (record: 1-4)
Denver (record: 2-4)
San Diego (record: 2-4)
Cleveland (record: 1-5)
Potential plays for week 8 (lost 1 game SU & ATS, greater than .500 record)
Chicago (record: 4-2)
Atlanta (record: 4-2)
Tampa Bay (record: 3-2)
Potential plays for week 9 (lost 1 game SU & ATS)
Carolina (record: 0-5)
Oakland (record: 2-4)
We'll see what happens on MNF and give a quick update after that. Neither team (Jacksonville or Tennessee) has any potential for a system play until at least week 9, though.
GOOD JOB MAN! Case in points-remembered the Carolina Panthers? On Sunday Oct 3rd, they were 0-3 SU and 0-3ATS, what happened in that game? Not only did the Panthers covered, but they almost tore that NO ass up. Right???????????????
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GOOD JOB MAN! Case in points-remembered the Carolina Panthers? On Sunday Oct 3rd, they were 0-3 SU and 0-3ATS, what happened in that game? Not only did the Panthers covered, but they almost tore that NO ass up. Right???????????????
ok guys here is what i got for NCAA please double check me
1 Florida
2 central Mich
3 Florida atlanic
4 Virgina
5 TX A&M
6 Memphis
7 North texas
like i said was in a hurry so double check and see if i have missed one. I believe all others have covered, even New Mex and New Mex St. i didnt play those two but i thought i read it some where .
Nice play on miami!!!!!!
Go Green Bay!!!!!!!!
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ok guys here is what i got for NCAA please double check me
1 Florida
2 central Mich
3 Florida atlanic
4 Virgina
5 TX A&M
6 Memphis
7 North texas
like i said was in a hurry so double check and see if i have missed one. I believe all others have covered, even New Mex and New Mex St. i didnt play those two but i thought i read it some where .
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