my 5 run chase

Pretty good so far..

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdEt3dHp3ZFp5UUotNGlMLXkwaTZUeFE&hl=en#gid=0

First year. Never had any interest in spring training.

How long do you wait before you calculate which teams are below a .470 winning percentage?

cisco, you running your chase for reg season? followed and played last year 1st half and enjoyed, will you be publishing your spreadsheet link again?

good luck

Here is the link. Just getting started. Hope to have a good year.

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdG9LNjE1MzVBWTNXOU5mRnlLUlpVdlE&hl=en#gid=0

Texas lost the next two games and was eliminated from the chase.

All plays are currently 8-0 +8.41 units.

sorry, current link is here;

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdG9LNjE1MzVBWTNXOU5mRnlLUlpVdlE&hl=en#gid=0

May1 Cleveland won gm 1 vs Detroit. We move on to gm 2.

May 2, Yankees won gm1. We move on to gm 2.

We were betting AGAINST Cleveland, New York & Baltimore.

System is now 36-0 +38.71 units

joefung168.

just hit this link. The plays are in there along with the rules.

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AkIdkXC0UBUbdG9LNjE1MzVBWTNXOU5mRnlLUlpVdlE&hl=en#gid=0

A 4-game chase can be expensive when you lose.

 Basicly you're "chasing" a loss, betting to regain lost money plus winning your original bet. We don't record a loss until the chase is over. (four losses).

Currently the system is 36-0 but we've had quite a few losses along the way.

game 1.We win the first game and ending the chase.
game 2.  Easy to handle a gm 2 loss..
game 3. Now it starts to get nerve-racking.
game 4. you're like "man, i've already lost 3 times on this chase, what if I lose again."

The system isn't perfect. It's going to lose, and more than once too.

 You just have to be prepared for it.

What you have to do is decide how much you can afford to lose on a 4-game chase. Let's use $200 as an example.

I've seen some chases lose 35 units when betting on favorites so we'll use that as a guideline.
Take the $200 and divide that by 35 = $5.71. That's what you're first (risk) bet should be.

Just take on what what you're willing to lose and see it through to the end of the chase.

You play whatever you feel comfortable with.

 Last year All Games went +55 units (different betting method, didn't pan out) That's why I put them up again year.

The under .470 plays went 74-0. I don't expect a repeat of that.