No. Game 1 was on 4/22 -185. The chase is finished. Read the fucking rule. There's only one.
Home Favorite Chase System
Play on a +.470 team that has lost their last 3 or more home games as a favorite of -110 or more, and is again favored at home by -110 or more. I chase for up to 4 games
and get the un .470 out of your head. it's a different system.
Don't ask me any questions. I'm done with this.
No. Game 1 was on 4/22 -185. The chase is finished. Read the fucking rule. There's only one.
Home Favorite Chase System
Play on a +.470 team that has lost their last 3 or more home games as a favorite of -110 or more, and is again favored at home by -110 or more. I chase for up to 4 games
and get the un .470 out of your head. it's a different system.
Don't ask me any questions. I'm done with this.
Wilson,
I gave your spreadsheet a quick glance and I think I see where you are getting confused. Here is a copy of one of your comments:
3rd loss was 5/30 lost 5/31 -1.83 6/1 lost -1.40 won 6/3, 1.00 which equals a loss of 2.23 units
In your example, you aren't chasing the team for 4 games to win a unit. you are flat betting the team and if so, you will never get the same results as Cisco. On 5/31 you lost 1.83 units so, on 6/1 you should bet to win 2.83 units (which will win you back the 1.83 units you lost plus the 1 unit you are trying to win). Since the team lost again on 6/1, you would need to bet in game 3 the 1.83 units lost in game 1, the 1.4 units lost in game 2, plus the 1 unit you are trying to win in the chase. Since game 3 was a win in your example, you would have won the units you lost in the first 2 games plus the 1 unit you are trying to win. This is a CHASE.
Chases seem to work best in betting baseball since you usually have 3 or 4 game series with the same team. Chasing a team just means you are always betting to win a certain unit plus you need to include the losses from any previous games. In theory, you will win the unit because based on the parameters set in the chase, the team you are betting on will eventually win you a game.
Hope this helps and good luck!!
Wilson,
I gave your spreadsheet a quick glance and I think I see where you are getting confused. Here is a copy of one of your comments:
3rd loss was 5/30 lost 5/31 -1.83 6/1 lost -1.40 won 6/3, 1.00 which equals a loss of 2.23 units
In your example, you aren't chasing the team for 4 games to win a unit. you are flat betting the team and if so, you will never get the same results as Cisco. On 5/31 you lost 1.83 units so, on 6/1 you should bet to win 2.83 units (which will win you back the 1.83 units you lost plus the 1 unit you are trying to win). Since the team lost again on 6/1, you would need to bet in game 3 the 1.83 units lost in game 1, the 1.4 units lost in game 2, plus the 1 unit you are trying to win in the chase. Since game 3 was a win in your example, you would have won the units you lost in the first 2 games plus the 1 unit you are trying to win. This is a CHASE.
Chases seem to work best in betting baseball since you usually have 3 or 4 game series with the same team. Chasing a team just means you are always betting to win a certain unit plus you need to include the losses from any previous games. In theory, you will win the unit because based on the parameters set in the chase, the team you are betting on will eventually win you a game.
Hope this helps and good luck!!
It's mine. Giants & Milwaukee today.
It's mine. Giants & Milwaukee today.
How do I know what you were looking at/
Here. If I had a dime for every time I put this up...
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdDZ6TVB2aGhWRjJWWW1aeDVjME5sdGc#gid=0
How do I know what you were looking at/
Here. If I had a dime for every time I put this up...
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdDZ6TVB2aGhWRjJWWW1aeDVjME5sdGc#gid=0
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