I am trying to adapt it to the NFL and last Sunday went 2 for 3. the single loss will be chased the next time Philly is at home. The strategy would have gone 3 for 4 in week one had I thought enough to include the Thursday New Orleans game.
Without explaining anything I am posting today's picks to keep me honest. The only one not drowning in juice is the Bengals.
All money line plays:
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Green Bay
Dallas
San Diego
Indianapolis
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I had followed a good strategy for MLB this season posted here:
I am trying to adapt it to the NFL and last Sunday went 2 for 3. the single loss will be chased the next time Philly is at home. The strategy would have gone 3 for 4 in week one had I thought enough to include the Thursday New Orleans game.
Without explaining anything I am posting today's picks to keep me honest. The only one not drowning in juice is the Bengals.
did you go back and track this from previous years ? so far I did 2004-2005 it looks good. I think this would show the most profit doing this on a aggressive labby line. like this.
5-5-5-5
10-10-10-10
15-15-15-15
putting A bets on first line and B bets on second line and C bets on third.
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did you go back and track this from previous years ? so far I did 2004-2005 it looks good. I think this would show the most profit doing this on a aggressive labby line. like this.
5-5-5-5
10-10-10-10
15-15-15-15
putting A bets on first line and B bets on second line and C bets on third.
This did well for me in baseball this year. Translating it to other sports seems to be a challenge. In MLB, I looked for a team to start a home stand of six games or more. The NFL's short schedule has only about eight home games in total. MLB plays the same team for a three or four game series. No other sport does this until the playoffs.
The only common factor between all sports is there is a lot of juice when your only use ML plays. I have hit 2 of 3 "plus money" plays in the NFL this year. Hopefully that continues tonight with
San Francisco ML @ +193 Game 1
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This did well for me in baseball this year. Translating it to other sports seems to be a challenge. In MLB, I looked for a team to start a home stand of six games or more. The NFL's short schedule has only about eight home games in total. MLB plays the same team for a three or four game series. No other sport does this until the playoffs.
The only common factor between all sports is there is a lot of juice when your only use ML plays. I have hit 2 of 3 "plus money" plays in the NFL this year. Hopefully that continues tonight with
did you put anyting together? i went back and loked at nhl numbers from last yr and was impressed but the juice could kill you...
The juice is killing me. Unless the odds come down over the season this you cannot ML bet in the NFL. I will still continue for a while to satifsy my own curiosity but this is tough.
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Quote Originally Posted by MILKMAN0923:
did you put anyting together? i went back and loked at nhl numbers from last yr and was impressed but the juice could kill you...
The juice is killing me. Unless the odds come down over the season this you cannot ML bet in the NFL. I will still continue for a while to satifsy my own curiosity but this is tough.
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