Hey guys..
Looking for different types of Labby lines you may use... in particular what methods do you use when the numbers get to big, to break them down a bit.all input is welcome. hopefully we can get a good discussion going here
Hey guys..
Looking for different types of Labby lines you may use... in particular what methods do you use when the numbers get to big, to break them down a bit.all input is welcome. hopefully we can get a good discussion going here
Hey guys..
Looking for different types of Labby lines you may use... in particular what methods do you use when the numbers get to big, to break them down a bit.all input is welcome. hopefully we can get a good discussion going here
I use an aggressive labby unless numbers start to get too big, then I back off the aggressiveness. So, aggressive means I add losses into the last number on a line instead at the end, but if any number becomes too big I split it in two. Too big for me is 3 times the starting amount, larger than that would make a bet size bigger than 2 units. So:
10-10-10-25
is fine, but
10-10-10-30 becomes:
10-10-10-15-15
I use an aggressive labby unless numbers start to get too big, then I back off the aggressiveness. So, aggressive means I add losses into the last number on a line instead at the end, but if any number becomes too big I split it in two. Too big for me is 3 times the starting amount, larger than that would make a bet size bigger than 2 units. So:
10-10-10-25
is fine, but
10-10-10-30 becomes:
10-10-10-15-15
divide losses equally is what i do.it is much better than traditional labby during a losing streak.
3 loss scenario no juice
traditional labby equally divided labby
10-10-10-10-20 12-12-12-12-12
10-10-10-10-20-30 14-14-14-14-14-14
10-10-10-10-20-30-40 16-16-16-16-16-16-16
total lost=90 total lost=72
smaller losses=smaller future wagers.
divide losses equally is what i do.it is much better than traditional labby during a losing streak.
3 loss scenario no juice
traditional labby equally divided labby
10-10-10-10-20 12-12-12-12-12
10-10-10-10-20-30 14-14-14-14-14-14
10-10-10-10-20-30-40 16-16-16-16-16-16-16
total lost=90 total lost=72
smaller losses=smaller future wagers.
For Opening Game Home Chase I am using the 3 Line 4 Strike Method. My beginning line is my base bet amount divided by 4. If my base amount is $8 then my line is 2-2-2-2. If I win I strike all 4 numbers instead of the traditional 2 numbers. If I lose I split the loss between Line's 1 and 2. Once the lines get longer than 4 numbers I add the last number and the first three numbers to get my bet amount. The 4 Strike approach is more aggressive and requires more bank, but I only need to hit 20% to break even so to speak.
For Opening Game Home Chase I am using the 3 Line 4 Strike Method. My beginning line is my base bet amount divided by 4. If my base amount is $8 then my line is 2-2-2-2. If I win I strike all 4 numbers instead of the traditional 2 numbers. If I lose I split the loss between Line's 1 and 2. Once the lines get longer than 4 numbers I add the last number and the first three numbers to get my bet amount. The 4 Strike approach is more aggressive and requires more bank, but I only need to hit 20% to break even so to speak.
Example:
My base bet or unit amount is $20
(A)BOS -150 $30 to win $20
(A)ATL -200 $40 to win $20
(A)NYY -175 $35 to win $20
Game A Line
5-5-5-5 This is the total of 1 unit for me (5x4=20).
Game B Line
5-5-5-5
Game C Line
5-5-5-5
Lets say that BOS and ATL win. I won $40(2 units) on those two bets. So Game A Line cleared twice because each win strikes off 4 numbers. However, NYY lost 35. So now I split the lost $35 and add it to Game A Line and Game B Line.
Game A Line
5-5-5-5-18
Game B Line
5-5-5-5-18
Game C Line
5-5-5-5
The next day the only play will be for NYY to win 33(The last number on Game B Line(18) + the 1st three numbers on Game B Line(5+5+5). If the Yanks win you strike off the 4 numbers that you added for the bet leaving you with:
Game B Line
5
I then start a new Game B Line that will include that left over 5.
Game B Line
6.25-6.25-6.25-6.25
The only thing that really matters is to be sure to strike off 4 numbers with each win and add only 1 number with each loss per line, thus 20% breaks even. The Home Favorite Chase works beautiful with this because it hits on 60% of its plays. With this Labby 4 Strike Method it's very important for your base bet to be no higher than 1% of your bankroll to protect against the bad streaks. Even better if you could start at .5% of your roll.
Example:
My base bet or unit amount is $20
(A)BOS -150 $30 to win $20
(A)ATL -200 $40 to win $20
(A)NYY -175 $35 to win $20
Game A Line
5-5-5-5 This is the total of 1 unit for me (5x4=20).
Game B Line
5-5-5-5
Game C Line
5-5-5-5
Lets say that BOS and ATL win. I won $40(2 units) on those two bets. So Game A Line cleared twice because each win strikes off 4 numbers. However, NYY lost 35. So now I split the lost $35 and add it to Game A Line and Game B Line.
Game A Line
5-5-5-5-18
Game B Line
5-5-5-5-18
Game C Line
5-5-5-5
The next day the only play will be for NYY to win 33(The last number on Game B Line(18) + the 1st three numbers on Game B Line(5+5+5). If the Yanks win you strike off the 4 numbers that you added for the bet leaving you with:
Game B Line
5
I then start a new Game B Line that will include that left over 5.
Game B Line
6.25-6.25-6.25-6.25
The only thing that really matters is to be sure to strike off 4 numbers with each win and add only 1 number with each loss per line, thus 20% breaks even. The Home Favorite Chase works beautiful with this because it hits on 60% of its plays. With this Labby 4 Strike Method it's very important for your base bet to be no higher than 1% of your bankroll to protect against the bad streaks. Even better if you could start at .5% of your roll.
A | B | C | ||
Boston Redsox | x—10 | 22.6 | x35.2** | |
Baltimore Orioles | 10—10 | 22.2* | ||
New York Yankees | 10—10 | 23.2** | ||
Chicago WhiteSox | 10—10 | 20** | ||
Detroit Tigers | 10—10 | 23.2** | ||
Minnesota Twins | x—10 | 20 | x31.5** | |
Oakland Athletics | 10—10 | 21.6 | 35.7 | 48** |
L.A Angles | 10—10 | 22.6 | 33.6 | 45.8** |
Washington Nationals | 10—10 | 20 | ||
Miami Marlins | 10—10 | |||
Philadelphia Phillies | 10—10 | |||
Colorado Rockies | 10—10 | 24.2** | ||
L.A Dodgers | 10—10 | 20 | ||
San Diego Padres | 10—10 | 24.2** |
A | B | C | ||
Boston Redsox | x—10 | 22.6 | x35.2** | |
Baltimore Orioles | 10—10 | 22.2* | ||
New York Yankees | 10—10 | 23.2** | ||
Chicago WhiteSox | 10—10 | 20** | ||
Detroit Tigers | 10—10 | 23.2** | ||
Minnesota Twins | x—10 | 20 | x31.5** | |
Oakland Athletics | 10—10 | 21.6 | 35.7 | 48** |
L.A Angles | 10—10 | 22.6 | 33.6 | 45.8** |
Washington Nationals | 10—10 | 20 | ||
Miami Marlins | 10—10 | |||
Philadelphia Phillies | 10—10 | |||
Colorado Rockies | 10—10 | 24.2** | ||
L.A Dodgers | 10—10 | 20 | ||
San Diego Padres | 10—10 | 24.2** |
10—10 | |
1L | 10—10--20 |
2L | 10-10-20-30 |
3L | 20-20-30-40 after 3rd loss join first 2 numbers |
4L | 20-20-30-60 |
5L | 20-20-30-140 on 5th loss combine it to your 4th loss and divide equally into other lines so that your not betting so much on the 6th game |
6L | 20-20-30-50 |
7L | 20-30-30-50-70 |
10—10 | |
1L | 10—10--20 |
2L | 10-10-20-30 |
3L | 20-20-30-40 after 3rd loss join first 2 numbers |
4L | 20-20-30-60 |
5L | 20-20-30-140 on 5th loss combine it to your 4th loss and divide equally into other lines so that your not betting so much on the 6th game |
6L | 20-20-30-50 |
7L | 20-30-30-50-70 |
0—1 |
3—4 |
6—4 |
8—9 |
10—11 |
11—16 |
14—19 |
19-19-1 |
24-20-1 |
26-23-1 |
28-26-2 |
29-27-2 |
34-31-2 |
40-35-2 |
46-39-2 +30 units.. using method above |
0—1 |
3—4 |
6—4 |
8—9 |
10—11 |
11—16 |
14—19 |
19-19-1 |
24-20-1 |
26-23-1 |
28-26-2 |
29-27-2 |
34-31-2 |
40-35-2 |
46-39-2 +30 units.. using method above |
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