I came across two systems for MLB that I like for their simplicity, but I was curious if anyone has tried them and if they are profitable.
The first system is to bet one unit on the underdog and one unit on the favored team, using the run line. As long as the favored team doesn't win by one run, you win the bet. However, if the favored team wins by one run then you would lose 2 units. (I would assume this would work for NHL games, too.)
The second system says to randomly pick any MLB team and a 5 game W-L pattern. For example, you pick the Minnesota Twins and the 5 game pattern is for the Twins to W, L, L, W, L.
For the first game, you would pick the Twins to win. If they are the underdog you bet one unit on the ML, or one unit on the run line if they are favored.
If they win, you stop and pick a new team and 5 game pattern. If they lose, you would bet 2 units on the next game for them to lose. So if their opponent was the Tigers, you would bet 2 units on the Tigers using the ML if they are the underdog, or 2 units on the run line if they are favored.
If the Twins lose, you stop and pick a new team and 5 game pattern. If the Twins should win, bet 4 units the next game for them to lose.
They both sound simple to use and one wouldn't have to research or handicap really at all. Also, I do like the fact that you are betting on underdogs and the run lines on favored teams, so that you don't have to risk a lot if you should reach a 4th or 5th game.
Just curious what your thoughts or experiences are with either of the above.
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I came across two systems for MLB that I like for their simplicity, but I was curious if anyone has tried them and if they are profitable.
The first system is to bet one unit on the underdog and one unit on the favored team, using the run line. As long as the favored team doesn't win by one run, you win the bet. However, if the favored team wins by one run then you would lose 2 units. (I would assume this would work for NHL games, too.)
The second system says to randomly pick any MLB team and a 5 game W-L pattern. For example, you pick the Minnesota Twins and the 5 game pattern is for the Twins to W, L, L, W, L.
For the first game, you would pick the Twins to win. If they are the underdog you bet one unit on the ML, or one unit on the run line if they are favored.
If they win, you stop and pick a new team and 5 game pattern. If they lose, you would bet 2 units on the next game for them to lose. So if their opponent was the Tigers, you would bet 2 units on the Tigers using the ML if they are the underdog, or 2 units on the run line if they are favored.
If the Twins lose, you stop and pick a new team and 5 game pattern. If the Twins should win, bet 4 units the next game for them to lose.
They both sound simple to use and one wouldn't have to research or handicap really at all. Also, I do like the fact that you are betting on underdogs and the run lines on favored teams, so that you don't have to risk a lot if you should reach a 4th or 5th game.
Just curious what your thoughts or experiences are with either of the above.
I would never do a system like that. just stick with some of the proven systems out there that make money every year like the mlb jm system. cisco's dog system. divisional teams system. mlb shutout system. many others. there's going to be a variety in this forum and others this year.
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I would never do a system like that. just stick with some of the proven systems out there that make money every year like the mlb jm system. cisco's dog system. divisional teams system. mlb shutout system. many others. there's going to be a variety in this forum and others this year.
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