Jenjay, Your post on the L4 dog system got me thinking if a labby line would be a good way to go instead of flat bet. So, I tested last year which would really have been bad flat betting and 2014 which had an unbelievably high percentage of dog wins.
As I mentioned in a different thread, dogs seem to do better earlier in the year before things settle in. So, my goal going in was to run a 10 number labby line with each number representing 1/2 a unit with 1 unit equaling 1% of bankroll. Stop after 20 units, which would be a 20% increase in bankroll.
2014 - Goal reached after games played on May 8. Largest bet was 2 units. I can't see this repeating as dogs won 17 and lost 4. Crazy. Continuing through May would have been 32 units, by July 4 46 units. System was in the black since day 1.
2015 - The year that would have killed you by flat betting. Goal reached on June 21 with largest bet being 2.3 units. System was in the black the whole time except for after day 1. I probably would have called it at the end of May up 17.8 units. Playing after goal was reached would have seen a couple of bad losing streaks and not getting back to goal until August 12. Would have also had a few large wagers that I don't think I could have pulled the trigger on.
I think I'm going to play this in 2016 using the labby line as I described above, stopping at 20 units if I can get there by end of May. I'll be more than happy to walk with a 20% increase in bankroll, plus another 20% in my early season dog thread. If all goes well a 40% increase in bankroll by end of May.
Thanks for the effort in running this spreadsheet. Good stuff!
Jenjay, Your post on the L4 dog system got me thinking if a labby line would be a good way to go instead of flat bet. So, I tested last year which would really have been bad flat betting and 2014 which had an unbelievably high percentage of dog wins.
As I mentioned in a different thread, dogs seem to do better earlier in the year before things settle in. So, my goal going in was to run a 10 number labby line with each number representing 1/2 a unit with 1 unit equaling 1% of bankroll. Stop after 20 units, which would be a 20% increase in bankroll.
2014 - Goal reached after games played on May 8. Largest bet was 2 units. I can't see this repeating as dogs won 17 and lost 4. Crazy. Continuing through May would have been 32 units, by July 4 46 units. System was in the black since day 1.
2015 - The year that would have killed you by flat betting. Goal reached on June 21 with largest bet being 2.3 units. System was in the black the whole time except for after day 1. I probably would have called it at the end of May up 17.8 units. Playing after goal was reached would have seen a couple of bad losing streaks and not getting back to goal until August 12. Would have also had a few large wagers that I don't think I could have pulled the trigger on.
I think I'm going to play this in 2016 using the labby line as I described above, stopping at 20 units if I can get there by end of May. I'll be more than happy to walk with a 20% increase in bankroll, plus another 20% in my early season dog thread. If all goes well a 40% increase in bankroll by end of May.
Thanks for the effort in running this spreadsheet. Good stuff!
MLB Underdog Systems
This spreadsheet automates the MLB underdog systems listed on the the following websites:
https://www.betfirms.com/baseball-betting-systems-underdogs/
https://www.vegasinsider.com/mlb/story.cfm/story/571442/
Now the Vegas Insider link just goes into more detail of the last system of the Bet Firms Link
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5dydT9Oe6JbRXhKaVRGT2lkSXc/edit?usp=sharing
It takes a good 3-5 minutes to pull all the data needed but it shows what teams it's downloading in the lower left hand corner of excel - so just grab a cup of coffee in the mean time. You only need to run it once each morning. In addition, for the <6 hits system - you just have to manually check if the team allowed less than 6 hits in their privious game and enter it in the field. I didn't automate it because I didn't want to slow it down any more for data that would only be used IF the team happens to be a play for that system.
Features:
· All plays and data needed for the day are updated upon clicking the “Update” button
· You can download from the link above:
*Just a reminder that the <6 hits system needs some manual inputs
MLB Underdog Systems
This spreadsheet automates the MLB underdog systems listed on the the following websites:
https://www.betfirms.com/baseball-betting-systems-underdogs/
https://www.vegasinsider.com/mlb/story.cfm/story/571442/
Now the Vegas Insider link just goes into more detail of the last system of the Bet Firms Link
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5dydT9Oe6JbRXhKaVRGT2lkSXc/edit?usp=sharing
It takes a good 3-5 minutes to pull all the data needed but it shows what teams it's downloading in the lower left hand corner of excel - so just grab a cup of coffee in the mean time. You only need to run it once each morning. In addition, for the <6 hits system - you just have to manually check if the team allowed less than 6 hits in their privious game and enter it in the field. I didn't automate it because I didn't want to slow it down any more for data that would only be used IF the team happens to be a play for that system.
Features:
· All plays and data needed for the day are updated upon clicking the “Update” button
· You can download from the link above:
*Just a reminder that the <6 hits system needs some manual inputs
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