AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
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AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
Juice only really matters when you LOSE a chase. Yes, the juice makes it quite expensive sometimes to complete a chase, but once you win the chase, you get back everything you lost PLUS whatever your betting unit is.
If your betting unit is $100 and the chase record is 54-0 with no pending chases, then your current balance would be whatever your starting bankroll was PLUS $5,400.
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Quote Originally Posted by cp3434:
AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
Juice only really matters when you LOSE a chase. Yes, the juice makes it quite expensive sometimes to complete a chase, but once you win the chase, you get back everything you lost PLUS whatever your betting unit is.
If your betting unit is $100 and the chase record is 54-0 with no pending chases, then your current balance would be whatever your starting bankroll was PLUS $5,400.
( A ) : 36 - 25 ( B ) : 11 - 13 ( C ) : 8 - 5 ( D ) : 4 - 1 ( E ) : 0 - 1 ( F ) : 1 - 0
And we finish the month of May on a winning note. For those that started with the ( A ) level we finished up with + 60 units. For those that waited until the ( B ) level to start their series, you finished the month with + 24 units. I will start dropping the results page beginning in June which will free up some much needed time. I'll still post your plays to wager on each day and you net tally as well.
Good luck to those that continue to follow and I'll see you once again in the winners circle.
A.R.
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Results for Sunday May 31 :
[ WAGER ON ] { Qualifying team }
( A ) : Tampa Bay 9 < Baltimore > 5
@ EV
( A ) : Atlanta 7 < San Francisco > 5
@ + 185
( A ) : Houston 0 < Chicago White Sox > 6
@ - 134
( A ) : Texas 4 < Boston > 3
@ + 102
( B ) : St. Louis 3 < L.A.Dodgers > 1
@ - 108
Series net unit record for May : 60 - 0
( A ) : 36 - 25 ( B ) : 11 - 13 ( C ) : 8 - 5 ( D ) : 4 - 1 ( E ) : 0 - 1 ( F ) : 1 - 0
And we finish the month of May on a winning note. For those that started with the ( A ) level we finished up with + 60 units. For those that waited until the ( B ) level to start their series, you finished the month with + 24 units. I will start dropping the results page beginning in June which will free up some much needed time. I'll still post your plays to wager on each day and you net tally as well.
Good luck to those that continue to follow and I'll see you once again in the winners circle.
AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
FLWAREAGLE answered your question pretty much to a tee, but I will expound a bit more on some options that bettors following this system have at their disposal. For the month of May, we had a ratio of 62 favorites to 43 underdogs for a total of 105 wagers. That's represents an astounding 45 % to wager on the dogs. Now of course, we never know if our dog bet will close out a series, but it affords us an excellent overlay. Each of us have certain comfort zones when it comes to making a wager and within this system you can find your conservative or maximum value edge. We have had underdogs range from + 100 all the way up to + 185. Here's an example that really sheds light on this concept. Yesterday, May 31st the Atlanta Braves were visiting the San Francisco Giants.This was an ( A ) wager for us and the Braves were a + 185 underdog. Now lets assume that you are a $ 100 base unit bettor. Knowing your payoff price you could do one of two things.On the conservative side you could wager much less in order to return your normal base unit. If you wager $ 54.50, you net return would have been 100.83 and at most you would have lost 54.50 which represents 1/2 of your normal betting unit. Now lets push our overlay to a full wager of your normal base unit of $ 100.00. Your net return would have been $ 185.00 which is ~ 1.8 betting units. The conservative bettors using this system were able to acquire + 60 net units while the most aggressive bettors are up much more than that. Once again the beauty of this system is the flexibility it allows followers to pick their level to start with and make wagers according to their own tolerance level.
A.R.
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Quote Originally Posted by cp3434:
AR. Have a quick ? I know your system works but I am curious about what exactly the profit would be when u figure juice I know we play both favs and dogs. I understand the system is 54-0 but would very much like to know say what a 100 better would be right with all juice added in.
FLWAREAGLE answered your question pretty much to a tee, but I will expound a bit more on some options that bettors following this system have at their disposal. For the month of May, we had a ratio of 62 favorites to 43 underdogs for a total of 105 wagers. That's represents an astounding 45 % to wager on the dogs. Now of course, we never know if our dog bet will close out a series, but it affords us an excellent overlay. Each of us have certain comfort zones when it comes to making a wager and within this system you can find your conservative or maximum value edge. We have had underdogs range from + 100 all the way up to + 185. Here's an example that really sheds light on this concept. Yesterday, May 31st the Atlanta Braves were visiting the San Francisco Giants.This was an ( A ) wager for us and the Braves were a + 185 underdog. Now lets assume that you are a $ 100 base unit bettor. Knowing your payoff price you could do one of two things.On the conservative side you could wager much less in order to return your normal base unit. If you wager $ 54.50, you net return would have been 100.83 and at most you would have lost 54.50 which represents 1/2 of your normal betting unit. Now lets push our overlay to a full wager of your normal base unit of $ 100.00. Your net return would have been $ 185.00 which is ~ 1.8 betting units. The conservative bettors using this system were able to acquire + 60 net units while the most aggressive bettors are up much more than that. Once again the beauty of this system is the flexibility it allows followers to pick their level to start with and make wagers according to their own tolerance level.
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