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Posted: #76
Shouldn't the plays be Bos and Tex? Also, bettor, what have you been doubling up in instances where this system and the original RPI system have the same plays?
 
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Posted: #77

Quote Originally Posted by FrankShades:

Shouldn't the plays be Bos and Tex? Also, bettor, what have you been doubling up in instances where this system and the original RPI system have the same plays?

I beleive they are BOS and TEX, both B bets...

 
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Posted: #78
No. 

BOS
PHI

when TEX played against sea, we were playing SEA to LOSE. 

I make seperate bets for each system frank. so technicaly, u could make a system bet tonight 1. for BOS to win 2. Sea to lose.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FrankShades:

Shouldn't the plays be Bos and Tex? Also, bettor, what have you been doubling up in instances where this system and the original RPI system have the same plays?

I make seperate bets for each system. Juice sucks @ times but have been getting a great return lately.I figure if i got the balls to post 2 diff systems w/simular plays, I should play them both.
 
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Posted: #80
So, to be TOTALY clear, sorry for the confusion.... All of todays bets are:

AGAINST sea "B" Game 
BOS "B" Game
PHI "A" Game.


 
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Posted: #81
thank the bookie gods we won against sea & bos.

play tomorrow is ONLY:

PHI
 
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Year Totals:

A Game Wins: 17

B Game Wins: 7

C Game Wins: 0

Losses: 0

Total Record: 24-0

Unofficial plays record: 2-0

 

Take PHI today.

 
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Year Totals:

A Game Wins: 16

B Game Wins: 9

C Game Wins: 0

Losses: 0

Total Record: 25-0

Unofficial plays record: 2-0

 

Last post was incorrect record!!!!

 

Take PHI today.

 
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Posted: #84
No plays today.

season record: 
A Game wins: 16
B Game wins: 10
C games:   0
Losses: 0
Total record: 26-0
unofficial plays: 2-0 Both "A" game wins.
 
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Posted: #85
Play today is NYY.
 
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Posted: #86
Hey B2W, can you explain how you got NYY as the play, i read the thread, but it skipped some parts. What does RPI stand for? And also, How come Colorado isnt a play if they are over -145 and has over/under 9 for the game?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

Hey B2W, can you explain how you got NYY as the play, i read the thread, but it skipped some parts. What does RPI stand for? And also, How come Colorado isnt a play if they are over -145 and has over/under 9 for the game?

Whow! you are way off the mark. has nothing to do with O/U or the juice. NYY are an "A" game because
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

Hey B2W, can you explain how you got NYY as the play, i read the thread, but it skipped some parts. What does RPI stand for? And also, How come Colorado isnt a play if they are over -145 and has over/under 9 for the game?

Whow! you are way off the mark. has nothing to do with O/U or the juice. NYY are an "A" game because they play 2 straigh series agains lousy teams that meet the RPI qualifications. 
 
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Posted: #89
I must have been dazing off because im reading like 5 different RPI filters and different betting formulas.
 
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How do you calculate the RPI's?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

How do you calculate the RPI's?

RPI is available on ESPN.  The original RPI thread goes a lil more in depth.  At the end of the day, the premise here is good teams beat bad teams.

Bettor, thanks for responding to my post last week and sorry for not gettin back sooner.  I missed something in this thread for sure. Last I checked I was under the understanding that this would be used when the original RPI cleared the board and the team had 2 another qualifying series on the board following the one that already cleared. Also was unaware of the Seattle fade.  Is this something you're doing regularly now, or was that a one time thing?
 
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I figured frank that since I was playing a good team that was playing 2 straight series versus bad teams, why notplay a lousy team when they have back to back series verse good teams. I kind of made it up on the fly and it seems to be working since the original premise is the same.
 
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Posted: #93
So tuesdays plays are:

NYY
AGAINST KC

I didnt post the KC game this morning because I was tired. So, FRANK, this is how the bet today should have been too. Basically, bet 2X for the NYY.  KC next play against BOS and NYY play against min. If I posted this way I may have confused some people. But should be clear now. If not, lemme know.
 
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I follow, I missed a week or so on this thread and obviously I missed some discussion. The idea makes sense to me. A series against KC is equally as good as NYY goin to Minn, if not better. Some will complain about high juice, but I already signed up for that. So no biggie. Thanks for clarifying.
 
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Posted: #95
Man this NYY and against KC bet could get steep real quick... But I am in... The sys hasn't failed me yet.
 
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b2w, I dont really understand. So today's play is NYY but wasnt NYY the play on monday?
 
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""Basically, bet 2X for the NYY.  KC next play against BOS and NYY play against min.""

I dont really understand this part
 
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Posted: #98

Quote Originally Posted by mistakev:

""Basically, bet 2X for the NYY.  KC next play against BOS and NYY play against min.""

I dont really understand this part

NO!!! Read the first page of the MLB RPI SYSTEM so you get the understanding first. Different thread I started here.

The premise here is if a team is playing 2 teams, back to back, that MEET the RPI plays, continue to play against the bad team for more wins using the rpi system.

Keep following the plays if you dont understand and Im sure you will.

 
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Are you taking the Brewers and Yankees today Bettor?
 
 
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I have the feeling tonight is when the Brewers lose a game. Facing a pitcher they have never seen before.
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