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Posted: #551

I'm confused.

What exactly is 29-0?  What games are the "locks"?  Why are ppl playing A, B, C when you can play the "perfect" games??

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Im confused reading the above ???

there have been 29 chase series in the NHL this season using Rizz system.   all 29 series have cashed .

There are no locks and what is a "perfect game"

 

 
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CHICAGO -225     I just got done paying the bookie... I cant play this one, since I am not playing it... I am sure its a "lock"
 
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Posted: #554

CHI C

puckline was also good

System so far this year:

30-0

A games = 20-10

B games = 8-3

C games = 3-0

losses =

 
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Posted: #555

There is one official play today:

DET A -200

 
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Tomorrow's game is early

DET B

12:30 Eastern

 
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Det won the the A bet. They should not have been a play today, though they won
 
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Posted: #558

Oh, you're right!  I don't know what the heck I was looking at.

system so far:

31-0

A games = 21-10

B games = 8-3

C games = 3-0

losses =

 
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Quote Originally Posted by spoutbec:

Oh, you're right!  I don't know what the heck I was looking at.

system so far:

31-0

A games = 21-10

B games = 8-3

C games = 3-0

losses =



Spoutbec, I just dropped into this thread and have been surprised at the results.

I am new to the Labby system and am not familiar with chase strategies and "crossing off wins" and adding losses, etc.

So maybe for the next few plays, can you list list the amount you are wagering (basically, tell me how much to bet on what games and the reasoning behind it until I can catch on)???

I would appreciate it. Looks like a pretty cool system. THanks!
 
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Tirepressure20, if I thought I could be of help that way, I wouldn't mind, but there are a bunch of reasons I don't really think it would be that great of an idea.  I don't really stay as disciplined in my own betting as I should.  Sometimes I miss plays by not paying as close attention as I should (sometimes that has happened in the middle of a series and I end up taking a loss on the first game or two and miss out on the win that would have gotten me ahead).  Sometimes I have a good feeling about a certain play and bet puckline for better odds (that's worked out ok for me so far). 

I would suggest reading up on Labourchere lines here https://www.platinumsportsinvesting.com/labourchere.aspx and ask on here and around for advice, but come up with your own betting strategy.  It's your money and I don't think anyone can really tell you how you should bet it.

 
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Posted: #561

Another example of a play I missed: Van was a play tonight

VAN -230 A

sigh..., I'll record it for the record and try not to miss the next one.

 
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Thanks for the reply! The previous article about the Labby system I found didn't really clarify the things I was hoping it would but your link proves to be much more useful.

I am not a professional gambler (yet ) but I am more intrigued with strategies. After reading the information you provided I will revisit the earlier posts of this thread to gain more insight on how this system was born and visit the most recent posts about it's current standings. It looks like this thread is fairly old and has a decent sample size and so far it looks like a winner, so missing some plays here and there isn't truly detrimental for recreational gambling hobbyists.
 
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Well, Vancouver lost their A game so they are a play tomorrow.  NJ potentially a play as well, check the odds close to game time.
 
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Today's plays:

VAN B

NJ -175 A

 
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VAN B

NJ -175 A

I noticed that I made a mistake, so I went over the games again.  Pretty sure it's right now.

system to date:

32-0 with one pending

22-11

7-4

3-0 (VAN pending)

losses=

VAN C game is Saturday Jan. 21

 
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Isn't the Kings vs Avs a  B game? Kings opened up at -155 and lost last night to the Flames
 
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Yes, LA last night was an official A game.  I wasn't really paying that close of attention because looking at the upcoming series a few days ago, I didn't figure any of them were likely to qualify.  But, Covers had LA at -180 apparently, so that series qualified.

Upcoming games:

LA B

VAN C

system to date:

32-0 with 2 pending

A games = 22-12

B games = 7-4 (LA pending)

C games = 3-0 (VAN pending)

losses=

 
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VAN C

LA B

tonight:

LA C

system to date:

33-0 with 1 pending

A games = 22-12

B games = 7-5

C games = 4-0 (LA pending)

losses=

 
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I'm new to thread, so I have a budget question
how much is a "A" BET, "B" bet and "C" BET 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by r8drlife:

I'm new to thread, so I have a budget question
how much is a "A" BET, "B" bet and "C" BET 

I depends on how big your bankroll. B bet and C bet amounts will depend on the A Bet. If you wanted to win $50 on the last LA series that we had,  you would have to wager $713 to win $50. Bet A LA -175 ($87) and  Bet B LA -175 ($240) both lost. Bet C  LA -133 ($386) won. I personally don't even play the bet A anymore because of the high juice. I play more on Bet B and Bet C and they mostly have good odds.
 
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LA C

tonight TB is at -175 right now, so looking good.  Check odds close to gametime.  For now, looks like:

TB -175 A

system to date:

34-0

A games = 22-12

B games = 7-5

C games = 5-0

losses=

 
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Quote Originally Posted by r8drlife:

I'm new to thread, so I have a budget question
how much is a "A" BET, "B" bet and "C" BET 

I would recommend using an aggressive labouchere money management with three lines for this.  Learned this the hard way using martingale.  If you have questions how to do this PM me and I will try to explain it in a little more detail.  Nice job keeping the system alive guys.  I am glad people are benefiting from it.  Hopefully, my work life slows down this spring and we can attack MLB as well!

 
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Hey rizz, add me up as a friend, i got a question about the system if you dont mind. 
 
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Question about the system. It may have been covered in a previous post but there are too many pages to read through:

Say a team has a 5 game homestand and are ML -145 faves. They win the first game so the system is done. Can another system chase be started with the remaining 4 games if they are ML -145 faves again? Or, what if they lose the second game of the home stand. Can the chase be started again with the remaining three games off of that loss? Has this theory been back tested and tried?
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