Hey everyone...I think I remember reading in here a few months ago about a system involving the Survior Contest on wagerline. We know that when a player gets 17 correct in a row they win $1,000, 21 straight is $25,000, and 25 right is $100,000. Someone mentioned fading the leader the closer they get to the top.
According to the website the highest anyone has ever gotten is 22 straight. In fact only 5 players have ever gotten 20 correct in a row or more.
So my question is:At what point do you start fading? I'm thinking a 6 game chase system so start when someone has 14 straight. Or maybe play it a little safer and start at 15 (since only 2 players all time have ever hit 21 or higher in a row). And what are your thoughts if 2 or more players are tied at the top - fade both?
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Hey everyone...I think I remember reading in here a few months ago about a system involving the Survior Contest on wagerline. We know that when a player gets 17 correct in a row they win $1,000, 21 straight is $25,000, and 25 right is $100,000. Someone mentioned fading the leader the closer they get to the top.
According to the website the highest anyone has ever gotten is 22 straight. In fact only 5 players have ever gotten 20 correct in a row or more.
So my question is:At what point do you start fading? I'm thinking a 6 game chase system so start when someone has 14 straight. Or maybe play it a little safer and start at 15 (since only 2 players all time have ever hit 21 or higher in a row). And what are your thoughts if 2 or more players are tied at the top - fade both?
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