Another question I have is, let’s say the Team is in the Top 16 and they have a 4, 5 or even 6 game stretch and they win the First game, leaving another 3, 4 or even 5 games left in the series. Do you lock and load on them again or get out of it?
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Another question I have is, let’s say the Team is in the Top 16 and they have a 4, 5 or even 6 game stretch and they win the First game, leaving another 3, 4 or even 5 games left in the series. Do you lock and load on them again or get out of it?
That is a personal choice. The strategy only looks for 1 win. If they win the first game and lose the rest, the strategy gets the win. If you lose on the other games the loss is on you. If you do want to bet then lower your unit size to be safe....
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That is a personal choice. The strategy only looks for 1 win. If they win the first game and lose the rest, the strategy gets the win. If you lose on the other games the loss is on you. If you do want to bet then lower your unit size to be safe....
This is getting to be something to watch, i am kinda concerned about giving up the juice like -175 hows this making a profit? Sertzee can you explain this?
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This is getting to be something to watch, i am kinda concerned about giving up the juice like -175 hows this making a profit? Sertzee can you explain this?
You play the Juice and you put the money up to make the profit and if the team loses then you move on to the next game and the bet you make on that game will be the amount it takes to win the amount you lost on the first game, PLUS the amount you want to win on the current game. I think this is how he explained it to me.
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You play the Juice and you put the money up to make the profit and if the team loses then you move on to the next game and the bet you make on that game will be the amount it takes to win the amount you lost on the first game, PLUS the amount you want to win on the current game. I think this is how he explained it to me.
Yes, for example Ottawa is +102 tonight, so you bet $98 to win $100. If they lose and say their next game they are Ott -125. You would bet to win $98 (which you lost on the first game) and $100 (the profit you want to win) So you would bet $247.50 to win $198. I am using $100 unit size for example. You could just use $10 as your unit size if you want.
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Yes, for example Ottawa is +102 tonight, so you bet $98 to win $100. If they lose and say their next game they are Ott -125. You would bet to win $98 (which you lost on the first game) and $100 (the profit you want to win) So you would bet $247.50 to win $198. I am using $100 unit size for example. You could just use $10 as your unit size if you want.
to those with experience with these kinds of systems , what are your thoughts about a chase system involving betting against teams on a 3 game or more road trip ( filtering out the best road team when starting a series of games )
yeah , the juice might get high since bets are always on home teams but the risk involved is reduced when knowing that teams on the road will have difficulty winning 3 straight when traveling is taken into account
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to those with experience with these kinds of systems , what are your thoughts about a chase system involving betting against teams on a 3 game or more road trip ( filtering out the best road team when starting a series of games )
yeah , the juice might get high since bets are always on home teams but the risk involved is reduced when knowing that teams on the road will have difficulty winning 3 straight when traveling is taken into account
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