Hi all, I am new to the forum and to sports betting. I am trying to figure out the 3 different chase systems by cisco. I have the rules on a spreadsheet but I am still fairly uncertain. For example, on the 5 run chase I bet KC Royals spread +1.5 today because they had not scored 5+ runs in their last 2 losses after a win. They lost to Texas and did not score again today so according to the system then I would double my bet on them for tomorrow. thing is though that according to rules on spreadsheet that we bet the runline +1.5 with underdogs. The Royals are not underdogs but favorites for tomorrow so I am confused as to how this chase should progress. I copied and pasted to rules below from the spreadsheet. Thanks for any help.
1) Wait two games after the win. If the team wins again by +5 or more within the 2 game wait we skip another 2 games.
If the team scores 5+ during the chase we skip 2 games.
The 5-run chase (all games) To win one unit.
The games marked in yellow are for the more aggressive bettor that want's to folllow all the plays. It made +55 units last year.
I do not bet all if these games.
The under .470 games are marked in GOLD color. It went 74-0 last year. I bet all of these games.
Filter: Play RL +1.5 with underdogs.
NO NEW CHASES AFTER 8/15
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Hi all, I am new to the forum and to sports betting. I am trying to figure out the 3 different chase systems by cisco. I have the rules on a spreadsheet but I am still fairly uncertain. For example, on the 5 run chase I bet KC Royals spread +1.5 today because they had not scored 5+ runs in their last 2 losses after a win. They lost to Texas and did not score again today so according to the system then I would double my bet on them for tomorrow. thing is though that according to rules on spreadsheet that we bet the runline +1.5 with underdogs. The Royals are not underdogs but favorites for tomorrow so I am confused as to how this chase should progress. I copied and pasted to rules below from the spreadsheet. Thanks for any help.
1) Wait two games after the win. If the team wins again by +5 or more within the 2 game wait we skip another 2 games.
If the team scores 5+ during the chase we skip 2 games.
The 5-run chase (all games) To win one unit.
The games marked in yellow are for the more aggressive bettor that want's to folllow all the plays. It made +55 units last year.
I do not bet all if these games.
The under .470 games are marked in GOLD color. It went 74-0 last year. I bet all of these games.
Please note that the cisco system underwent many updates over the years in order to improve them, so I would advise you to follow along in the MLB sheets. There is a chat page where you can ask your questions, and page with updated rules, and a page called the Cave, where the daily plays are posted. There are also pages where the systems are tracked. If you start using the MLB sheets you will quickly catch on.
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Whopper, all 3 of cisco's systems, and quite a few others, are tracked in the Google sheet at the link below...
Please note that the cisco system underwent many updates over the years in order to improve them, so I would advise you to follow along in the MLB sheets. There is a chat page where you can ask your questions, and page with updated rules, and a page called the Cave, where the daily plays are posted. There are also pages where the systems are tracked. If you start using the MLB sheets you will quickly catch on.
5-run Cisco: When a team wins by 5 runs or more we enter into a 4 game chase for that team to lose.
KC beat the Dodgers 7-2 on 6/15, which would qualify the Royals for the system. They lost 3 in a row, so after skipping the 1st 2 games they would have been a (chase) game 1 winner on that 3rd game.
under .470: A team enters the chase by winning by 5 or more runs & their winning % is under .470 when they enter the chase*. We will be betting againts this team.
KC currently has a .547 W-L%. Not sure what it was on 6/15 but they obviously do not qualify for this system.
over .525: A team enters the chase by losing by 5 or more runs & their winning % is over .525 when they enter the chase. We will be betting on this team.
The last time KC lost by 5 or more runs was 6/12 vs NYY. After skipping 2 games KC closed as a +208 dog at LAD. The rules state no dog plays at +175 or more, so that game was a No-Play (NP), and they were a +234 dog the next, so that was also a NP. KC next traveled to OAK, where they lost the 1st 2 games as faves, then won the 3rd game to close out the chase. So, your wagers for that series would have been as follows, assuming $1 units (you can play however much you want, this is for the example):
Game 1: at -126 you bet $1.26 to win $1.00. Result: $1.26 loss.
Game 2: you should have bet enough to win your 1.26 loss plus 1.00. Closing odds were -179, so you would have bet 4.05 to win 2.26. Result: -4.05. Total loss is 4.05 + 1.26 = 5.31.
Game 3: you should have bet enough to win your 5.31 plus 1.00 at -137 odds; so you wager 8.64 to win 6.31. Game 3 was a winner. Result +6.31 covers the 5.31 you were down, in addition to your $1 unit.
Hope this helps!
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Now, for the 3 cisco systems...
5-run Cisco: When a team wins by 5 runs or more we enter into a 4 game chase for that team to lose.
KC beat the Dodgers 7-2 on 6/15, which would qualify the Royals for the system. They lost 3 in a row, so after skipping the 1st 2 games they would have been a (chase) game 1 winner on that 3rd game.
under .470: A team enters the chase by winning by 5 or more runs & their winning % is under .470 when they enter the chase*. We will be betting againts this team.
KC currently has a .547 W-L%. Not sure what it was on 6/15 but they obviously do not qualify for this system.
over .525: A team enters the chase by losing by 5 or more runs & their winning % is over .525 when they enter the chase. We will be betting on this team.
The last time KC lost by 5 or more runs was 6/12 vs NYY. After skipping 2 games KC closed as a +208 dog at LAD. The rules state no dog plays at +175 or more, so that game was a No-Play (NP), and they were a +234 dog the next, so that was also a NP. KC next traveled to OAK, where they lost the 1st 2 games as faves, then won the 3rd game to close out the chase. So, your wagers for that series would have been as follows, assuming $1 units (you can play however much you want, this is for the example):
Game 1: at -126 you bet $1.26 to win $1.00. Result: $1.26 loss.
Game 2: you should have bet enough to win your 1.26 loss plus 1.00. Closing odds were -179, so you would have bet 4.05 to win 2.26. Result: -4.05. Total loss is 4.05 + 1.26 = 5.31.
Game 3: you should have bet enough to win your 5.31 plus 1.00 at -137 odds; so you wager 8.64 to win 6.31. Game 3 was a winner. Result +6.31 covers the 5.31 you were down, in addition to your $1 unit.
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