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Posted: #176

Quote Originally Posted by irage:

Some teams are just slow to gel. Player compatibility is often a hard thing to quantify.

I have no plays today, but tomorrow I like Cincinnati the aging pitchers could cause this game to go over 9, but I'll take the REDS -126

That's a great point about players compatability.

AMEN! Tomorrow the lean is CIN.

ATL brutal today.  They just are not putting it together. My BOS play. OHH MAN!! LOL.

 
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Is CIN still facing MIA? Atl wasn't this aweful last year and to think of it Jurrjens was a WAY better pitcher than Dickey last season BOS on the other hand is starting like last season coming off losses the first few games. My NYY play I knew from the start that kuroda would suck but then again still pulled the trigger because I thought their offense was better than the rays. Guess I was wrong
 
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B2W, would u still be chasing ATL and BOS? I'm actually asking myself whether I'd still chase it or not.
 
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Posted: #179
 2 early GAME C ATL and BOS.... go for it or leave it alone...??
 
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Posted: #180
Me too . I am inclilned to bet the Braves . Minor had a much better preseason than Nicese and they are due . But can they hit ?
 
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Posted: #181
I think we go for it.  If you start a system, you can't abandon a play in the middle.  I don't know about Boston because it isn't an actual unofficial play by Bettor but for ATL you gotta pull the trigger!
 
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Posted: #182
Pulled the trigger on Bos "C" but still mind boggled for Atl. The reason being, It would be Clay Buccholz against Max Scherzer. I'd take Clay anytime anyday against Scherzer.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by robbypark:

I think we go for it.  If you start a system, you can't abandon a play in the middle.  I don't know about Boston because it isn't an actual unofficial play by Bettor but for ATL you gotta pull the trigger!


True that. But the thing is it would be too early if both games dropped. Hopefully not I don't know for some of you but between Atl and Bos I personally think Bos is an easier pick than Atl. I don't know how but it seems that the Mets hitters are just too good in the past 2 games specially David Wright. He homered the 1st meeting and gave 1 RBI early on the 4th inn the 2nd game. Mets hitters are like in steroids or something. LOL
 
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Posted: #184
No risk, No Gain. Will chase the Braves as well.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by robbypark:

I think we go for it.  If you start a system, you can't abandon a play in the middle.  I don't know about Boston because it isn't an actual unofficial play by Bettor but for ATL you gotta pull the trigger!
I completley agree .
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bikemcr:

I completley agree .

I agree as well.  I am need to Bet's system and just want clarification.  How many units should be laid on game C?

I don't want to deviate from a winning approach.

Thanks!!!

 
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Posted: #188
Bookie.......how can you say Bos is the easier pick. Although the Braves dropped the first two the games were competitive. As far as stating "The Mets hitters have been way too good in the past two games" I think you may be hitting the bottle a little too hard that the Easter bunny brought you today. Have you seen how HOT the Tiger bats are???? 5 Dingers!!!!!!!! I'd shy away from Boston and if you do bet them I'd suggest cutting your losses and bet them for the amount you bet to win for your A games. HAPPY EASTER TO ALL!!!!!
 
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Posted: #189
Im playing ATL & BOS. Brutal as it may be. Dont blow ur BR guys. Im using my free play at my book. Less pain!
 
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Posted: #190
I think we all need to remember that none of these plays are official plays under the RPI system. These are unofficial chase plays for degenerates, like myself. I am on the Braves but never jumped on board with Boston. 

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HAPPY EASTER!
IRAGE play of the day is CIN.
 
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https://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/rpi
heres the ESPN MLB RPI webpage. It's slowly but surely starting to form. Only 4 teams even on the page right now. MIL has an RPI of 750 right now, CIN has a 250 RPI. LOL!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by robbypark:

I think we go for it.  If you start a system, you can't abandon a play in the middle.  I don't know about Boston because it isn't an actual unofficial play by Bettor but for ATL you gotta pull the trigger!


I dont think all bettors here understand that these picks are not the official plays picked by the system rules. The RPI is not ready yet, these are only handicapped plays.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by speedemon:



I dont think all bettors here understand that these picks are not the official plays picked by the system rules. The RPI is not ready yet, these are only handicapped plays.


Very true, but if you choose your initial picks wisely and you hold true to the "spirit" of the system (good teams beat bad teams) then chasing a series will pay in the end even though the RPI is not a factor yet.  GL to all.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by meganbob:



Very true, but if you choose your initial picks wisely and you hold true to the "spirit" of the system (good teams beat bad teams) then chasing a series will pay in the end even though the RPI is not a factor yet.  GL to all.
 

Unfortunately, ATL & BOS look like bad teams so far

 
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Posted: #196
BOS is toast ALREADY!!! Well, at least it's a loooooonnnnng season.
 
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BOS Come back is on....
 
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The trouble this early on in the season is a testament to the system B2W. Goes to show how good the system really is, because without it....not the greatest start. Can't wait til the entire RPI is out. 
 
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In the very least, Boston is not playing a BAD team. They are playing the likely 2012 AL Champs. However, the Braves are playing a cellar dweller of a team in the Mets and they (the Braves) look absolutely awful. 

Fade the Braves...   
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ddubb_Steady:

In the very least, Boston is not playing a BAD team. They are playing the likely 2012 AL Champs. However, the Braves are playing a cellar dweller of a team in the Mets and they (the Braves) look absolutely awful. 



Couldn't have said it better myself.


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