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How do you guys feel about the cardinals tmr to avoid the sweep?
 
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Posted: #1527
Quote Originally Posted by bettor2win:

OK, we'll count those losses Lowkee00. Here you go man.

Record to date: Version 2
Total: 7-0
A Game Wins: 4
B Game Wins: 3
C Game wins: 0
Losses: 0

Lowkee00 RECORD: 0-2: 16 UNITS LOST


hahaha! please keep that in there for record keeping. it'll be like an inside joke for anyone thats been keeping up with this thread. 

b2w - will you continue to post your continuation system plays on this thread and/or facebook? i'd like a way to keep up with them. thanks. tex ftw
 
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After the 1st inning I thought you were toast on that call.
So far, looks like Lakers.  Go Lakers! No bet, but I'm a Fan!

 
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Posted: #1529
Quote Originally Posted by TheMoneyTeam:

How do you guys feel about the cardinals tmr to avoid the sweep?

Lance Lynn scares me. He's being helped by an abnormally low Opp BABIP and an unsustainably high stranded runner percentage. There will be a stretch soon where he regresses toward the mean.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bettor2win:

After the 1st inning I thought you were toast on that call.
So far, looks like Lakers.  Go Lakers! No bet, but I'm a Fan!


By the looks if it, Lakers just wanna win the game and not cover
 
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Posted: #1531

Continued RPI system play for Sunday is TEX. 

 
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Lakers!!! But they lose in 2nd round
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bettor2win:

Lakers!!! But they lose in 2nd round
If the bigs give it their all night in and night out, Lakers have a strong chance of upsetting them. But will they is the question.
 
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Posted: #1534
QUOTE Originally Posted by bettor2win:

OK, we'll count those losses Lowkee00. Here you go man.

Record to date: Version 2
Total: 7-0
A Game Wins: 4
B Game Wins: 3
C Game wins: 0
Losses: 0

Lowkee00 RECORD: 0-2: 16 UNITS LOST


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hahaha! please keep that in there for record keeping. it'll be like an inside joke for anyone thats been keeping up with this thread. 

b2w - will you continue to post your continuation system plays on this thread and/or facebook? i'd like a way to keep up with them. thanks. tex ftw


That should keep SOMEONE Happy.. Maybe he's 0-3 after last night with -20 Units....
 
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I have a question on four game series.

For recordkeeping purposes, After an A game win, if you choose to play the next game, do you record that as an A game or B game?

Say I lose the game, do I have an A game win and a B game loss or an A game win and a A game loss?

 
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If my memory serves me right, in a 4 game series, game 1 and game 2 both are A games, game 3 is B and game 4 is C.
 
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A 4 game series is NO different than a 3 game series except.... If in a 4 game series we win the A game our next game, game #2, is also then an A game. But, if we lose game #1 of a 4 game series then game #2 is a B game.
 
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B2W, Just wondering how Tex is a RPI play today? Its a 3 game series and they won 1 game already, just asking bro.
 
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So in a four game series:

We win game 1 and we win game 2

  • A game record is 2-0

We win game 1 and we lose game 2

  • A game record is 1-0
  • B game record is 0-1

We lose game 1 and we win game 2

  • A game record is 0-1
  • B game record is 1-0

We lose game 1 and we lose game 2

  • A game record 0-1
  • B game record 0-1

Just wanting to make sure I am tracking stats correct on A,B,C,D games win%.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by googotts:

B2W, Just wondering how Tex is a RPI play today? Its a 3 game series and they won 1 game already, just asking bro.

Look back a page or two, It's an optional play using the 'Series Continuation' method.  His last post on it did not make it that clear that this game is not an official RPI play for this season.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CanisMajor:

I have a question on four game series.

For recordkeeping purposes, After an A game win, if you choose to play the next game, do you record that as an A game or B game?

Say I lose the game, do I have an A game win and a B game loss or an A game win and a A game loss?



So in a four game series:

GAME ONE

  • WIN = means a Game 2 A Game
  • LOSS = means a Game 2 B Game

GAME TWO

  • A WIN = ends the series
  • A LOSS = means a Game 3 B Game
  • B WIN = ends the series
  • B LOSS = means a Game 3 C Game

GAME THREE

  • C WIN = ends the series
  • C LOSS = means a Game 4 D Game

GAME FOUR

  • D WIN = ends the series
  • D LOSS = ends the series as a loss (never seen it)

Personally, I don't double dip. If the A game wins I'm done with that series. I always try to end the series making money.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by irage:



So in a four game series:

GAME ONE

  • WIN = means a Game 2 A Game
  • LOSS = means a Game 2 B Game

GAME TWO

  • A WIN = ends the series
  • A LOSS = means a Game 3 B Game
  • B WIN = ends the series
  • B LOSS = means a Game 3 C Game

GAME THREE

  • C WIN = ends the series
  • C LOSS = means a Game 4 D Game

GAME FOUR

  • D WIN = ends the series
  • D LOSS = ends the series as a loss (never seen it)

Personally, I don't double dip. If the A game wins I'm done with that series. I always try to end the series making money.



I am on the same page as Irage..."A" game winner,,,I win the series and make $$$$$   
 
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Any side plays this day? I took the Phillies and thinking about taking the Cards and Rangers too
 
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This is a little tricky. There is no such thing as a D game and I couldn't fine an easy way to illustrate it.

Basically, if you lose game 1 game 2 becomes the B game, if you win game 1, game 2 becomes another A game continuing the series.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bettor2win:

Continued RPI system play for Sunday is TEX. 



I guess I missed something. We won the A game, how come your playing this game?
 
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bettor2win,
    What a great week!  Thanks again for the system.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by irage:



I guess I missed something. We won the A game, how come your playing this game?

What I'm doing also is the CONTINUATION RPI SYSTEM...  These are plays I want documented so I can see how it works exactly (W/L record). It did pretty good for me last couple years but didn't keep stats.  Plus, I didn't play ALL the games involved.  You guys don't have to play this, obviously, but this is more for stat tracking. 

IRAGE, I sent you a pm concerning this. 

 
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Got it. Do you want them tracked here or just in my spreadsheet?
 
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Middle of May and Phila. has not won 3 gms. in a row.             Pirates,  Cubs,  SanDiego,  & Minn.     16.7% of League without 3 in a row.  ( approx.32.5 gms. played per team ). One common stat among this list----- Poor OPS                      You people are doing an incredible job,  thank you .  Patience, necessary ingredient to success .
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by irage:

Got it. Do you want them tracked here or just in my spreadsheet?

Track it here so everyone can see. So if the numbers take off people will jump on board. I haven't put this system to the full test but it always won last couple years. Now I just want numbers. Thanks Irage!!

My take of the day is the NYY Team Total OVER 5.5  Millwood been getting shelled and wind blowing towards CF at 8mph. We'll see!

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