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8/1 San Diego [A]
LA Dodgers

8/1 St Louis [A]
Milwaukee
 
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JM Picks for 8/2:

San Diego(B) LA Dodgers

St Louis(B) Milwaukee

Kansas City(A) Baltimore

 
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Posted: #103

JM Picks for 8/3

San Diego(C) LA Dodgers  

- I got SD as a fav yesterday so... It opened as a dog. vmalerba did u see any email with excuses saying that depending on when u placed the bet etc. ? 

Kansas City(B) Baltimore

 
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Posted: #104

I got it as a Fav as well...but here is what Morrisson is saying:

"San Diego should have been wagered on the +1.5 Run Line last night because the Money Line odds for them to win was less than -115. If you wagered on them on the money line, then you can still bet on them for tonight's game if you wish. However, note that the series is considered closed as they were a winning [B] bet if you had wagered on them accordingly to the alternate run line rule of the system.  To be safe rather than sorry, you should always bet on the +1.5 run line if the Money Line odds for your team to win is -115 or less (-110 for example would be considered less). If the +1.5 run line is not offered if your team has a money line odd to win of -113 for example, then you should look for it in the "Alternate Run Line" or "Reverse Run Line" section of your bookmaker."

 
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Posted: #105
i didnt get that email for some reason. but ive seen this situation before. he always gets the better line.  


 
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Posted: #106
Both winners last night, fortunately it did not matter this time.
 
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Posted: #107

8/5 New York Yankees [A]
Boston Red Sox

8/5 Cleveland Indians [A]
Texas Rangers

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                                        Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/5 Seattle [A]
LA Angels

8/5 Houston [A]
Milwaukee
 
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Posted: #108

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/8 Seattle [A]
Texas

8/8 Houston [A]
Arizona
 
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Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/9 Seattle [B]
Texas
 
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Posted: #110
Quote Originally Posted by Scotte:

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/9 Seattle [B]
Texas

seattle houston winners 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Scotte:

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/9 Seattle [B]
Texas

Seattle  Houston  winners !!!
 
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Posted: #112

John Morrison's Sports Betting Champ Official System Pick(s)

8/12 San Francisco [A]
Florida

8/12 Arizona [A]
NY Mets

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/12 Oakland [A]
Texas

8/12 Pittsburgh [A]
Milwaukee

8/12 Seattle [A]
Boston
 
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Posted: #113
Official System Pick(s)

8/13 San Francisco [B]
Florida

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):


8/13 Oakland [B]
Texas

8/13 Pittsburgh [B]
Milwaukee

8/13 Seattle [B]
Boston
 
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Posted: #114
What does RPI stand for?
 
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what does RPI stand for?
 
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 Official System Picks

8/15 Oakland [A]
Baltimore

8/15 San Francisco [A]
Atlanta

Unofficial System Picks (don't pass the RPI filter):

8/15 Houston [A]
Chicago Cubs

8/15 Seattle [A]
Toronto
 
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Posted: #117
Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

what does RPI stand for?

Ratings
Percentage
Index
 
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Posted: #118
How do you get the formula and calculate the RPI for the each game?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

How do you get the formula and calculate the RPI for the each game?


https://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/rpi

Subtract the rpi's for your team from the other.  If your team's rpi is greater than .015 different from the opponent than play at your own risk ("unofficial play"). In other words good teams have high rpi's, if your team is not within .015 of the opponent, than their ability to beat them is in doubt
 
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hey scotte, can you add me as a friend? i want to send a PM.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Scotte:


Ratings
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Index


Relative Power Index - https://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/rpi
 
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Follow up:

***The basic formula is 25% team winning percentage, 50% opponents' average winning percentage, and 25% opponents' opponents' average winning percentage.***

^ That is what espn.com uses to calculate RPI anyway.
 
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JM Picks for 8/19:

FLORIDA(B) SanDiego

 
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JM Picks for 8/23

BOSTON(B) Texas

TAMPA BAY(B) Detroit

 
 
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