Basically what I am doing is testing out websites and their "predictions" and creating the best 4 team 10.5 point teaser each day. The sites I use are CBS Sportlines, Scoresline, ESPN/accuscore, and kenpom. Im looking for more respected websites that do predictions to create a better average.
To give an example on how i pick a team:
Memphis vs KU -11 The four sites have KU winning by an average of 10. So lets say thats exactly what they win by. With the teaser KU -.5, you have a 9.5 point cushion. However with Memphis +21.5, you have an 11.5 point cushion and thus it is the better play.
Other rules of this system, as golden rule with all teasers, never cross into the zero. Also if any site has the favorite losing, they are automically disqualified and dont include games with point spreads under 3. Once you narrow down to your final 6, then use own capping to create your best teaser bet.
So here we go, Day 1 play
Syracuse +13.5 Utah St. -2 Northern Iowa +14 Memphis +21.5
Teaser Record 0-0
Also two games prediction average were beating the spread and one dog winning straight up twice, I will play them straight up.
Marshall -5 Purdue -7 Northern Iowa +3.5
Straight record 0-0
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Basically what I am doing is testing out websites and their "predictions" and creating the best 4 team 10.5 point teaser each day. The sites I use are CBS Sportlines, Scoresline, ESPN/accuscore, and kenpom. Im looking for more respected websites that do predictions to create a better average.
To give an example on how i pick a team:
Memphis vs KU -11 The four sites have KU winning by an average of 10. So lets say thats exactly what they win by. With the teaser KU -.5, you have a 9.5 point cushion. However with Memphis +21.5, you have an 11.5 point cushion and thus it is the better play.
Other rules of this system, as golden rule with all teasers, never cross into the zero. Also if any site has the favorite losing, they are automically disqualified and dont include games with point spreads under 3. Once you narrow down to your final 6, then use own capping to create your best teaser bet.
So here we go, Day 1 play
Syracuse +13.5 Utah St. -2 Northern Iowa +14 Memphis +21.5
Teaser Record 0-0
Also two games prediction average were beating the spread and one dog winning straight up twice, I will play them straight up.
Basically what I am doing is testing out websites and their "predictions" and creating the best 4 team 10.5 point teaser each day. The sites I use are CBS Sportlines, Scoresline, ESPN/accuscore, and kenpom. Im looking for more respected websites that do predictions to create a better average.
To give an example on how i pick a team:
Memphis vs KU -11 The four sites have KU winning by an average of 10. So lets say thats exactly what they win by. With the teaser KU -.5, you have a 9.5 point cushion. However with Memphis +21.5, you have an 11.5 point cushion and thus it is the better play.
Other rules of this system, as golden rule with all teasers, never cross into the zero. Also if any site has the favorite losing, they are automically disqualified and dont include games with point spreads under 3. Once you narrow down to your final 6, then use own capping to create your best teaser bet.
So here we go, Day 1 play
Syracuse +13.5 Utah St. -2 Northern Iowa +14 Memphis +21.5
Teaser Record 0-0
Also two games prediction average were beating the spread and one dog winning straight up twice, I will play them straight up.
Marshall -5 Purdue -7 Northern Iowa +3.5
Straight record 0-0
Nice start on the teaser bet! Will do it again tommorow
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Quote Originally Posted by Mtiger06:
Basically what I am doing is testing out websites and their "predictions" and creating the best 4 team 10.5 point teaser each day. The sites I use are CBS Sportlines, Scoresline, ESPN/accuscore, and kenpom. Im looking for more respected websites that do predictions to create a better average.
To give an example on how i pick a team:
Memphis vs KU -11 The four sites have KU winning by an average of 10. So lets say thats exactly what they win by. With the teaser KU -.5, you have a 9.5 point cushion. However with Memphis +21.5, you have an 11.5 point cushion and thus it is the better play.
Other rules of this system, as golden rule with all teasers, never cross into the zero. Also if any site has the favorite losing, they are automically disqualified and dont include games with point spreads under 3. Once you narrow down to your final 6, then use own capping to create your best teaser bet.
So here we go, Day 1 play
Syracuse +13.5 Utah St. -2 Northern Iowa +14 Memphis +21.5
Teaser Record 0-0
Also two games prediction average were beating the spread and one dog winning straight up twice, I will play them straight up.
Marshall -5 Purdue -7 Northern Iowa +3.5
Straight record 0-0
Nice start on the teaser bet! Will do it again tommorow
If your willing to bet those 4 games as straight bets, then they should easily win as a teaser.
GL!!!
Very True! Looks like I would have won a teaser with those straight bets as well but I hate crossing over into the zero. Ive lost so many times doing that. But I know im gonna do it again eventually. cant help it
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Quote Originally Posted by SRTZEE:
If your willing to bet those 4 games as straight bets, then they should easily win as a teaser.
GL!!!
Very True! Looks like I would have won a teaser with those straight bets as well but I hate crossing over into the zero. Ive lost so many times doing that. But I know im gonna do it again eventually. cant help it
Bet 1 Michigan State -.5 that was a close one! Tennessee +18 Kentucky -3 LSU -.5 looking at fading them in the future
WINNER
Bet 2 Charlotte +20.5 TCU +19.5 Wisconsin +12.5 Rider +16
Straight bets (3-2)
Norther Iowa -3.5 Detroit -5.5 BYU -3 Portland -4
TEASER RECORD 4-1 STRAIGHT UP RECORD 6-3
Will probably do an NFL 13.5pt teaser tommorow along with an NCAA teaser. Regarding the teaser I lost on Friday, decided from here on out not to do a teaser unless there are at least 7-8 games on the board that day.
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Quote Originally Posted by Mtiger06:
Day 4 Teaser Record 2-1
Bet 1 Michigan State -.5 that was a close one! Tennessee +18 Kentucky -3 LSU -.5 looking at fading them in the future
WINNER
Bet 2 Charlotte +20.5 TCU +19.5 Wisconsin +12.5 Rider +16
Straight bets (3-2)
Norther Iowa -3.5 Detroit -5.5 BYU -3 Portland -4
TEASER RECORD 4-1 STRAIGHT UP RECORD 6-3
Will probably do an NFL 13.5pt teaser tommorow along with an NCAA teaser. Regarding the teaser I lost on Friday, decided from here on out not to do a teaser unless there are at least 7-8 games on the board that day.
scoresline has previews of every game with their predicted score, CBS sportsline, i actually found that through google. They are actually 70% on picking winners straight up for like 4 years straight or something like that. And im an espn insider so i get espn/accuscore projections.
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Quote Originally Posted by grecycle99:
great picks
where do you get the predictions on those site?
Thanks
scoresline has previews of every game with their predicted score, CBS sportsline, i actually found that through google. They are actually 70% on picking winners straight up for like 4 years straight or something like that. And im an espn insider so i get espn/accuscore projections.
im only up less than an unit right now. But really that is because i have been using poor money management. For example, the first teaser, i won .7 units, and just added that to the next wager (1.7 units). Eventually when i lose its puts me back to square one. Ive got to come up with a better plan on when to up my wagers.
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im only up less than an unit right now. But really that is because i have been using poor money management. For example, the first teaser, i won .7 units, and just added that to the next wager (1.7 units). Eventually when i lose its puts me back to square one. Ive got to come up with a better plan on when to up my wagers.
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