Here is my favorite playoff system for you guys. Not really relevant now but when the time comes it''ll be good for a couple units.
playoffs=1 and D and 55.03<WP<63 and SG<5 and -4<o:streak<6 and -2<streak<8 and -9<p:margin<7 and 105<line<145 and p:HR<3 and po:HR<4 and o:rest<5 and 2<starter rest<14 and s:SHRA<3 and 0<s:SHA and s:SSO<11 and os:SHRA<3 and os:SSO<11
It's 46-12 on DOGS, and amazingly it's 23-6 in each league. Hasn't had a losing postseason in the history of the database.
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Here is my favorite playoff system for you guys. Not really relevant now but when the time comes it''ll be good for a couple units.
playoffs=1 and D and 55.03<WP<63 and SG<5 and -4<o:streak<6 and -2<streak<8 and -9<p:margin<7 and 105<line<145 and p:HR<3 and po:HR<4 and o:rest<5 and 2<starter rest<14 and s:SHRA<3 and 0<s:SHA and s:SSO<11 and os:SHRA<3 and os:SSO<11
It's 46-12 on DOGS, and amazingly it's 23-6 in each league. Hasn't had a losing postseason in the history of the database.
playoffs=1 and D and -2<streak<3 and 0<p:runs<7 and league=NL and -5<site streak<9 and total<10 and line<180 and starter rest<18 and matchup wins<10 and matchup losses<7 and date>20061014
Since Oct. 14, 2006 we have a 30-5 record on DOGS for a 97.9% ROI. 4-1 last season including the Michael Wacha vs. Clayton Kershaw 9-0 win by the Cardinals as underdogs.
Getting super hyped for the season to start!
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And my other one:
playoffs=1 and D and -2<streak<3 and 0<p:runs<7 and league=NL and -5<site streak<9 and total<10 and line<180 and starter rest<18 and matchup wins<10 and matchup losses<7 and date>20061014
Since Oct. 14, 2006 we have a 30-5 record on DOGS for a 97.9% ROI. 4-1 last season including the Michael Wacha vs. Clayton Kershaw 9-0 win by the Cardinals as underdogs.
Hey BCAP how the F do i sdql for "home favorite after under dog loss on the road of 3 of more games" And also .Home favorite after underdog loss , and home favorite that was a underdog losser on the road and now just lost their first game at home as a fave .... So basically what I am saying . What is the sdql for a team that came home after a road trip as a dog in their last game, is now a fav and lost the first game as a fav.. I would like the results or query for those stats.. I am sure they are very good..
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Hey BCAP how the F do i sdql for "home favorite after under dog loss on the road of 3 of more games" And also .Home favorite after underdog loss , and home favorite that was a underdog losser on the road and now just lost their first game at home as a fave .... So basically what I am saying . What is the sdql for a team that came home after a road trip as a dog in their last game, is now a fav and lost the first game as a fav.. I would like the results or query for those stats.. I am sure they are very good..
RD and series game=3 and p:L and pp:L and SWHIP<1.2 and season
short but sweet. high volume, consistent winners across ml, rl and under. doesn't get much better than this :)
love this thread bcap, ive been using sdql in nba with mixed results, but im ready to own some bases this year. ill drop any goodies I come across in here
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RD and series game=3 and p:L and pp:L and SWHIP<1.2 and season
short but sweet. high volume, consistent winners across ml, rl and under. doesn't get much better than this :)
love this thread bcap, ive been using sdql in nba with mixed results, but im ready to own some bases this year. ill drop any goodies I come across in here
MakeItRain - I'm not absolutely sure about this but I believe the "SWHIP" function refers to the starting pitcher's WHIP in the current game. So if his WHIP is less than 1.2 in the given game then the team is probably going to win and there's a good chance of very few runs being scored. Again, I don't know for certain, and if I'm wrong I'll be the first to point it out, but I don't think you'll get any active plays with this, as they will only show up after the game has been played.
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MakeItRain - I'm not absolutely sure about this but I believe the "SWHIP" function refers to the starting pitcher's WHIP in the current game. So if his WHIP is less than 1.2 in the given game then the team is probably going to win and there's a good chance of very few runs being scored. Again, I don't know for certain, and if I'm wrong I'll be the first to point it out, but I don't think you'll get any active plays with this, as they will only show up after the game has been played.
And actually having looked at it if you query "D and SWHIP<1.2" you get some crazy results. 62% winners. I'm fairly sure if the SWHIP<1.2 was referring to the starter's WHIP on the season this system would be much more average.
Thanks for the support though, man!
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And actually having looked at it if you query "D and SWHIP<1.2" you get some crazy results. 62% winners. I'm fairly sure if the SWHIP<1.2 was referring to the starter's WHIP on the season this system would be much more average.
There's seems to be something off in regards to those query results. RD stands for road dog, I presume. So the wins that show up should all be road dogs, correct? Well, that's not the case. I would say close to half the winners are favorites, mixed in with home and away. Shouldn't all the winners be road dogs with those queries?
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There's seems to be something off in regards to those query results. RD stands for road dog, I presume. So the wins that show up should all be road dogs, correct? Well, that's not the case. I would say close to half the winners are favorites, mixed in with home and away. Shouldn't all the winners be road dogs with those queries?
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