Basketball over / under system

07.02.09

NCAAB (round 3)

colu-princ over 115

charl-dav under 154.5

nwest-iowa over 117.5

citdl-wcar over 134.5

oldom-drex over 120

sam-woff over 120

troy-flatl under 151

xaver-duq under 152

fsu-clem under 138

man-loymd over 131.5

cflr-ecar under 146.5

but-wgsht over 112.5

arkst-flint over 123.5

bay-txtch under 159

denv-arklr over 117.5

wist-evans over 121

nmexs-nev under 147.5

tnma-tenst under 153.5

arzst-orest over 118

NBA

Quote Originally Posted by lowkey252:

calinreddog im liking knick umder and bobats over. do u consider these strong plays cause im thinking of teasing each for a 2team combo

My friend I don't know how strong a play can be. To me they are all the same.

Think this game we're playing is called GAMBLING.

Depends on how you're perception about risk and reward, but at, let's say 57% chances / every single bet think what are the chances to win a double ( 32.49%).

What about a similar system for NHL overs / unders?

wonder if that might work...

Of course it works. It's just common sense and it applies to every sport.

I use the same on soccer and I've got 15-4 the last 2 days. And I use it for hockey too. Tonight I picked only NAS-DAL over 5.5 but it's only 1st. Yesterday I picked PHI-BOS over 5.5.

But for soccer and hockey I have to see first the odds. For example, nas-dal: I found the over at +109 in the morning and when I computed the average goals / game that was 5.99. That means there more chances for the over than for the under and at +109 it's a good bet. I don't know if they'll score tonight over 5.5 but if I'll bet 100 times the same bet be sure I'll be in profit.

I try to avoid (hockey and soccer) games where the line is less than  -117.

At an average of 5.68 / game the odds for over/under 5.5 are 1/2. That means that if you find a situation where the average total is 5.99 (nas-dal) at odds bigger than -125 you have a value bet.