100% dead solid perfect this system is nothing more than copying the other chase systems.
I wonder what was back tracked 5 years? Does he game results for 5 years somewhere? I doubt that! i think he just put his system in using his parameters and says it's some ridiculous 84.3% by combining the A n B games
Now he's changing it up to say the sweet spot is the 4th game of a chase cutting his original 6 game system to a 4 game chase.
Hope all his d ...i ckk suckers followers make money with his picks because if not there will be a lot of angry people in here on may 2nd
I wonder why he says may 2nd what happend to May 1st ???
and the whole month of April.
I seen every chaser go bust after two months past 20 years no matter what bank they had or how much they bet per game they all lost money for the season.
Meanwhile the sharp bettors keep blowing away all these chase systems winning a meager 59% of games but at $5000 a pop or more.
win 29 games out of 49 X $5000 = $145,000 won net profit would be
$35,000 in MLB that can be per week X 24 weeks = $840,000 per season lets see any chase system top those numbers.
and it' dont matter if your betting all favorites or mixing dogs with favs you still win same amount of money! -150 fav means you risk more to win $100 thats all it is! would be $7500 to win $5000 bet a +150 dog for 5 K and win $7500 win both games your profit is $12,500 and you only made 2 flat bets without chasing or doubling up in 1st two days of the week
HEY i'm sure everyone in here can win 2 bets in a row or even 10 or more without chasing hell look at survivors contest how many guys won 16 straight failed on #17 or won 7 or 9 or 10 straight games
THat's where i make money at tailing those guys hoping to catch a winner
Welcome back Buster soon to be banned again!
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Quote Originally Posted by fixergames:
100% dead solid perfect this system is nothing more than copying the other chase systems.
I wonder what was back tracked 5 years? Does he game results for 5 years somewhere? I doubt that! i think he just put his system in using his parameters and says it's some ridiculous 84.3% by combining the A n B games
Now he's changing it up to say the sweet spot is the 4th game of a chase cutting his original 6 game system to a 4 game chase.
Hope all his d ...i ckk suckers followers make money with his picks because if not there will be a lot of angry people in here on may 2nd
I wonder why he says may 2nd what happend to May 1st ???
and the whole month of April.
I seen every chaser go bust after two months past 20 years no matter what bank they had or how much they bet per game they all lost money for the season.
Meanwhile the sharp bettors keep blowing away all these chase systems winning a meager 59% of games but at $5000 a pop or more.
win 29 games out of 49 X $5000 = $145,000 won net profit would be
$35,000 in MLB that can be per week X 24 weeks = $840,000 per season lets see any chase system top those numbers.
and it' dont matter if your betting all favorites or mixing dogs with favs you still win same amount of money! -150 fav means you risk more to win $100 thats all it is! would be $7500 to win $5000 bet a +150 dog for 5 K and win $7500 win both games your profit is $12,500 and you only made 2 flat bets without chasing or doubling up in 1st two days of the week
HEY i'm sure everyone in here can win 2 bets in a row or even 10 or more without chasing hell look at survivors contest how many guys won 16 straight failed on #17 or won 7 or 9 or 10 straight games
THat's where i make money at tailing those guys hoping to catch a winner
100% dead solid perfect this system is nothing more than copying the other chase systems.
I wonder what was back tracked 5 years? Does he game results for 5 years somewhere? I doubt that! i think he just put his system in using his parameters and says it's some ridiculous 84.3% by combining the A n B games
Now he's changing it up to say the sweet spot is the 4th game of a chase cutting his original 6 game system to a 4 game chase.
Hope all his d ...i ckk suckers followers make money with his picks because if not there will be a lot of angry people in here on may 2nd
I wonder why he says may 2nd what happend to May 1st ???
and the whole month of April.
I seen every chaser go bust after two months past 20 years no matter what bank they had or how much they bet per game they all lost money for the season.
Meanwhile the sharp bettors keep blowing away all these chase systems winning a meager 59% of games but at $5000 a pop or more.
win 29 games out of 49 X $5000 = $145,000 won net profit would be
$35,000 in MLB that can be per week X 24 weeks = $840,000 per season lets see any chase system top those numbers.
and it' dont matter if your betting all favorites or mixing dogs with favs you still win same amount of money! -150 fav means you risk more to win $100 thats all it is! would be $7500 to win $5000 bet a +150 dog for 5 K and win $7500 win both games your profit is $12,500 and you only made 2 flat bets without chasing or doubling up in 1st two days of the week
HEY i'm sure everyone in here can win 2 bets in a row or even 10 or more without chasing hell look at survivors contest how many guys won 16 straight failed on #17 or won 7 or 9 or 10 straight games
THat's where i make money at tailing those guys hoping to catch a winner
You must use inventive reasoning. Your math is missing a part. If you want to compare an apple to an apple then you have 59% winning percentage you say 29 wins at 5000=145000 20 losses at 5000*1.5 odds like Bart used =150000 I think you lost 5000 maybe you are the fade material. When one leaves little parts out it sure makes the outcome look good.
Personally I hope Jeff does real well whether I play them or not it would be an experience of a life time to witness.
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Quote Originally Posted by fixergames:
100% dead solid perfect this system is nothing more than copying the other chase systems.
I wonder what was back tracked 5 years? Does he game results for 5 years somewhere? I doubt that! i think he just put his system in using his parameters and says it's some ridiculous 84.3% by combining the A n B games
Now he's changing it up to say the sweet spot is the 4th game of a chase cutting his original 6 game system to a 4 game chase.
Hope all his d ...i ckk suckers followers make money with his picks because if not there will be a lot of angry people in here on may 2nd
I wonder why he says may 2nd what happend to May 1st ???
and the whole month of April.
I seen every chaser go bust after two months past 20 years no matter what bank they had or how much they bet per game they all lost money for the season.
Meanwhile the sharp bettors keep blowing away all these chase systems winning a meager 59% of games but at $5000 a pop or more.
win 29 games out of 49 X $5000 = $145,000 won net profit would be
$35,000 in MLB that can be per week X 24 weeks = $840,000 per season lets see any chase system top those numbers.
and it' dont matter if your betting all favorites or mixing dogs with favs you still win same amount of money! -150 fav means you risk more to win $100 thats all it is! would be $7500 to win $5000 bet a +150 dog for 5 K and win $7500 win both games your profit is $12,500 and you only made 2 flat bets without chasing or doubling up in 1st two days of the week
HEY i'm sure everyone in here can win 2 bets in a row or even 10 or more without chasing hell look at survivors contest how many guys won 16 straight failed on #17 or won 7 or 9 or 10 straight games
THat's where i make money at tailing those guys hoping to catch a winner
You must use inventive reasoning. Your math is missing a part. If you want to compare an apple to an apple then you have 59% winning percentage you say 29 wins at 5000=145000 20 losses at 5000*1.5 odds like Bart used =150000 I think you lost 5000 maybe you are the fade material. When one leaves little parts out it sure makes the outcome look good.
Personally I hope Jeff does real well whether I play them or not it would be an experience of a life time to witness.
First off I would like to say great work. If nothing else you put an effort into this that few would do.
Second I took a different approach. My guess is my chart won't turn out right they never do. I know nothing about google.docs so can't go there. I left off the last year only because it was on a different line than the rest and when I put it into excel and made text to cols it was missing. Doubt it would skew the data much any way. I used a max wager size of 1K so for a 1 tier chase and 1.5 odds the wager would be 667 and if a 6 tier chase the first wager would be 7 dollars. By fixing the end point you can easily see the variance in profit. It looks like the thing to do would be to skip tier 1 start on tier 2 and play a 2 tier chase.
1.50
667
-8333
1000
3.75
267
19400
1000
9.38
107
42427
1000
23.44
43
44971
1000
58.59
17
28322
1000
146.48
7
19995
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First off I would like to say great work. If nothing else you put an effort into this that few would do.
Second I took a different approach. My guess is my chart won't turn out right they never do. I know nothing about google.docs so can't go there. I left off the last year only because it was on a different line than the rest and when I put it into excel and made text to cols it was missing. Doubt it would skew the data much any way. I used a max wager size of 1K so for a 1 tier chase and 1.5 odds the wager would be 667 and if a 6 tier chase the first wager would be 7 dollars. By fixing the end point you can easily see the variance in profit. It looks like the thing to do would be to skip tier 1 start on tier 2 and play a 2 tier chase.
So, in one month, if you're always playing to win one unit, you would have been up 126 units? Is that correct? Nice.
Nice? Yes. But the big question is, do you have a large enough bankroll to handle 10+ chases going on at the same time. If not, your winnings would be considerably less than 126 units.
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Quote Originally Posted by LarryB818:
So, in one month, if you're always playing to win one unit, you would have been up 126 units? Is that correct? Nice.
Nice? Yes. But the big question is, do you have a large enough bankroll to handle 10+ chases going on at the same time. If not, your winnings would be considerably less than 126 units.
Nice? Yes. But the big question is, do you have a large enough bankroll to handle 10+ chases going on at the same time. If not, your winnings would be considerably less than 126 units.
The day there was 11 chases going it hit 10 that day!
The day there was 8 chases it hit all 8
The day there was 7 chases it hit 6
The day there was 9 chases only hit 2
Very rarely do have open chases go long obviously because of the
A&B%
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Quote Originally Posted by bruin95:
Nice? Yes. But the big question is, do you have a large enough bankroll to handle 10+ chases going on at the same time. If not, your winnings would be considerably less than 126 units.
The day there was 11 chases going it hit 10 that day!
The day there was 8 chases it hit all 8
The day there was 7 chases it hit 6
The day there was 9 chases only hit 2
Very rarely do have open chases go long obviously because of the
ive been anxiously waiting for baseball to start specifically because of this system (said the downtrodden Mets fan). Jeffs nhl system has been very kind to us and I have no doubt this one will be great too. Lets stack some cash this spring and summer boys.
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ive been anxiously waiting for baseball to start specifically because of this system (said the downtrodden Mets fan). Jeffs nhl system has been very kind to us and I have no doubt this one will be great too. Lets stack some cash this spring and summer boys.
I think with my bankroll, I'd have to stop at a 3-game chase, and then continue the series with 1 unit on game D an E. I'd have to build up a bit of a cushion to play with the big boys. Because even if I made one unit only $5, any chases at games D and E are going to be expensive.
I like the fact that it rarely gets that far, and I like the fact that backtesting has determined it is undefeated, but the execution is still a bit difficult.
Well, each marathon starts with one step, so good luck to all of us.
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I think with my bankroll, I'd have to stop at a 3-game chase, and then continue the series with 1 unit on game D an E. I'd have to build up a bit of a cushion to play with the big boys. Because even if I made one unit only $5, any chases at games D and E are going to be expensive.
I like the fact that it rarely gets that far, and I like the fact that backtesting has determined it is undefeated, but the execution is still a bit difficult.
Well, each marathon starts with one step, so good luck to all of us.
One thought for those with a limited bankroll is to use a labby line, but with so many chases going on at the same time, my head might explode trying to figure out how to do that. I just got back from the Caribbean, so once the rum is out of my system, I'll try to see if I can think of something.
Larry is correct, even at $5 as a betting unit, games 4-6 have a chance to be a bit pricey based on % of bankroll.
Stay disciplined and manage your bankroll
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One thought for those with a limited bankroll is to use a labby line, but with so many chases going on at the same time, my head might explode trying to figure out how to do that. I just got back from the Caribbean, so once the rum is out of my system, I'll try to see if I can think of something.
Larry is correct, even at $5 as a betting unit, games 4-6 have a chance to be a bit pricey based on % of bankroll.
bruin that's a great idea...i hate the idea of leaving potentially a lot of units on the table but can't stomach too many chases.
dan - im in the same boat...i labby but trying to figure out this many plays on labby lines is a challenge. thinking of running 3-5 maybe at a time max.
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bruin that's a great idea...i hate the idea of leaving potentially a lot of units on the table but can't stomach too many chases.
dan - im in the same boat...i labby but trying to figure out this many plays on labby lines is a challenge. thinking of running 3-5 maybe at a time max.
This in an average of 84.3% hit on A&B games combined
A) 59.7%
B) 24.6%
C) 10%
D) 4.1%
E) 1.1%
F) .4 %
Now if I'm not mistaken at a -150 average a 4 game loss is 30.20 units so if you wanted to make this a 4 game chase you would still make 381 units a season on average. Remember this chase only plays 5/6th's of the season to.
That's 76 units a month that way not bad.
I was just running some numbers to see what a 4-game chase might really be, and this is how I see it:
I am assuming that it will cost about 38 units for a 4-game loss
If we add the E and F games, that should tell us how many times a 4-game chase lost
For 2013, that was nine times
If (for 2013) we add all the winners for A, B, C, and D, we get 756 units won
If we take the nine that lost a 4-game chase and multiply by 38 (units), we get 342 units lost.
756 - 342 = +414 units for the season.
When I did this for all the seasons listed here, the end result was:
2013 (+414)
2012 (+172)
2011 (+306)
2010 (+173)
2009 (+288)
(This is based on losing 38 units for every 4-game chase that lost)
The numbers vary widely from +172 up to as high as +414
The good news is they are all positive.
The average of these numbers is +271
Admittedly, not as attractive as the six-game chase, but if you're still a small fish, this might be doable. I think a lot of people would be happy to end the season up +172, and in a good year up +414 !
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
Hello fellow chasers and to all who want to follow, these are the results of my almost 1000 hours of going blind on my IPad creating this system.
Total for the system 3689-0 this is a 6 game chase. This an average of 738 units a season!
This in an average of 84.3% hit on A&B games combined
A) 59.7%
B) 24.6%
C) 10%
D) 4.1%
E) 1.1%
F) .4 %
Now if I'm not mistaken at a -150 average a 4 game loss is 30.20 units so if you wanted to make this a 4 game chase you would still make 381 units a season on average. Remember this chase only plays 5/6th's of the season to.
That's 76 units a month that way not bad.
I was just running some numbers to see what a 4-game chase might really be, and this is how I see it:
I am assuming that it will cost about 38 units for a 4-game loss
If we add the E and F games, that should tell us how many times a 4-game chase lost
For 2013, that was nine times
If (for 2013) we add all the winners for A, B, C, and D, we get 756 units won
If we take the nine that lost a 4-game chase and multiply by 38 (units), we get 342 units lost.
756 - 342 = +414 units for the season.
When I did this for all the seasons listed here, the end result was:
2013 (+414)
2012 (+172)
2011 (+306)
2010 (+173)
2009 (+288)
(This is based on losing 38 units for every 4-game chase that lost)
The numbers vary widely from +172 up to as high as +414
The good news is they are all positive.
The average of these numbers is +271
Admittedly, not as attractive as the six-game chase, but if you're still a small fish, this might be doable. I think a lot of people would be happy to end the season up +172, and in a good year up +414 !
Larry, you would still need a considerable bankroll to do a 4 game chase with this system. Keep in mind, you have to play ALL the chases to reach those numbers you provided. That's going to take some serious bankroll to accomplish that. Most people are probably going to do what I'm going to do, that is to limit the amount of chases you have going at one time. When one clears, pick up another one that's still active. I'm hoping for about 150 units of profit for the season doing it that way.
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Larry, you would still need a considerable bankroll to do a 4 game chase with this system. Keep in mind, you have to play ALL the chases to reach those numbers you provided. That's going to take some serious bankroll to accomplish that. Most people are probably going to do what I'm going to do, that is to limit the amount of chases you have going at one time. When one clears, pick up another one that's still active. I'm hoping for about 150 units of profit for the season doing it that way.
Larry, you would still need a considerable bankroll to do a 4 game chase with this system. Keep in mind, you have to play ALL the chases to reach those numbers you provided. That's going to take some serious bankroll to accomplish that. Most people are probably going to do what I'm going to do, that is to limit the amount of chases you have going at one time. When one clears, pick up another one that's still active. I'm hoping for about 150 units of profit for the season doing it that way.
Excellent idea Bruin. I think I will start out doing the same, maybe 3 chases at a time. Between this, the RPI system, the 5 run system and the Post All Star systems, there is the potential to have a lot out there on any day especially if a play qualifies for multiple systems.
I have a specific number of units that I'd like to grind out this year so I can show my wife that it is a good idea to continue to spend summers in Vegas. lol
Stay disciplined and manage your bankroll
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Quote Originally Posted by bruin95:
Larry, you would still need a considerable bankroll to do a 4 game chase with this system. Keep in mind, you have to play ALL the chases to reach those numbers you provided. That's going to take some serious bankroll to accomplish that. Most people are probably going to do what I'm going to do, that is to limit the amount of chases you have going at one time. When one clears, pick up another one that's still active. I'm hoping for about 150 units of profit for the season doing it that way.
Excellent idea Bruin. I think I will start out doing the same, maybe 3 chases at a time. Between this, the RPI system, the 5 run system and the Post All Star systems, there is the potential to have a lot out there on any day especially if a play qualifies for multiple systems.
I have a specific number of units that I'd like to grind out this year so I can show my wife that it is a good idea to continue to spend summers in Vegas. lol
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