Todays plays
CAL +105
WIN +101
DAL -110
Todays plays
CAL +105
WIN +101
DAL -110
Could you tell us where you got this info from? Looks useful.
Could you tell us where you got this info from? Looks useful.
I only used the GF/GA filter for the first play or two because it limited plays and they were winning. It started out 8-1. What you would get is say DET 93 for 63 against vs NYR 83 for 61 against. It would not be a play on DET because they have more goals against but those extra 10 goals scored by DET would have to count for something right?
It was my strategy to use the opening lines as you can read in post #34
We also must remember that the dogs typically do best in the first 1/3 of the season. For a few weeks all were winning easily while teams like WAS were on losing streaks.
While DAL started as a dog, all 3 picks yesterday ATS would of won. So you can tell that dogs with a higher RPI are very competitive. I think looking at the RPI number is also a very important factor. DAL had a 23 RPI higher then NYI. They went from a dog to a fav throughout the day. Now where is the limit? Would we see a team that is 30 RPI higher start off as a dog or would they be a fav from the start? Is this a pattern? Say teams between 22 and 28 RPI or so, cause it would be great value to pick those up early for the +money lines.
I do agree with filters but as we go forward it will be harder to get plays as you will likely not see a winning 5 game record team as a dog vs a losing 5 game record team. I will have more time over the holidays to run numbers etc. All ideas are welcomed as this is a trial thread looking for the best strategy possible to win. While picking dogs 10-1 is profitable but depending on odds a system that goes say 32-26 could end up being even more profitable.
Oh and don't forget the filter, don't bet on the dog if they played the night before, as shown earlier on in the thread.
Great observations and ideas peter1988! Here's a question for you. For your 12-5 system can we add the 9-0 system to it or would there be duplicate plays? If so then it would be worth some risk to get additional plays bringing the record up to 21-5.
I only used the GF/GA filter for the first play or two because it limited plays and they were winning. It started out 8-1. What you would get is say DET 93 for 63 against vs NYR 83 for 61 against. It would not be a play on DET because they have more goals against but those extra 10 goals scored by DET would have to count for something right?
It was my strategy to use the opening lines as you can read in post #34
We also must remember that the dogs typically do best in the first 1/3 of the season. For a few weeks all were winning easily while teams like WAS were on losing streaks.
While DAL started as a dog, all 3 picks yesterday ATS would of won. So you can tell that dogs with a higher RPI are very competitive. I think looking at the RPI number is also a very important factor. DAL had a 23 RPI higher then NYI. They went from a dog to a fav throughout the day. Now where is the limit? Would we see a team that is 30 RPI higher start off as a dog or would they be a fav from the start? Is this a pattern? Say teams between 22 and 28 RPI or so, cause it would be great value to pick those up early for the +money lines.
I do agree with filters but as we go forward it will be harder to get plays as you will likely not see a winning 5 game record team as a dog vs a losing 5 game record team. I will have more time over the holidays to run numbers etc. All ideas are welcomed as this is a trial thread looking for the best strategy possible to win. While picking dogs 10-1 is profitable but depending on odds a system that goes say 32-26 could end up being even more profitable.
Oh and don't forget the filter, don't bet on the dog if they played the night before, as shown earlier on in the thread.
Great observations and ideas peter1988! Here's a question for you. For your 12-5 system can we add the 9-0 system to it or would there be duplicate plays? If so then it would be worth some risk to get additional plays bringing the record up to 21-5.
I only used the GF/GA filter for the first play or two because it limited plays and they were winning. It started out 8-1. What you would get is say DET 93 for 63 against vs NYR 83 for 61 against. It would not be a play on DET because they have more goals against but those extra 10 goals scored by DET would have to count for something right?
It was my strategy to use the opening lines as you can read in post #34
We also must remember that the dogs typically do best in the first 1/3 of the season. For a few weeks all were winning easily while teams like WAS were on losing streaks.
While DAL started as a dog, all 3 picks yesterday ATS would of won. So you can tell that dogs with a higher RPI are very competitive. I think looking at the RPI number is also a very important factor. DAL had a 23 RPI higher then NYI. They went from a dog to a fav throughout the day. Now where is the limit? Would we see a team that is 30 RPI higher start off as a dog or would they be a fav from the start? Is this a pattern? Say teams between 22 and 28 RPI or so, cause it would be great value to pick those up early for the +money lines.
I do agree with filters but as we go forward it will be harder to get plays as you will likely not see a winning 5 game record team as a dog vs a losing 5 game record team. I will have more time over the holidays to run numbers etc. All ideas are welcomed as this is a trial thread looking for the best strategy possible to win. While picking dogs 10-1 is profitable but depending on odds a system that goes say 32-26 could end up being even more profitable.
Oh and don't forget the filter, don't bet on the dog if they played the night before, as shown earlier on in the thread.
Great observations and ideas peter1988! Here's a question for you. For your 12-5 system can we add the 9-0 system to it or would there be duplicate plays? If so then it would be worth some risk to get additional plays bringing the record up to 21-5.
I only used the GF/GA filter for the first play or two because it limited plays and they were winning. It started out 8-1. What you would get is say DET 93 for 63 against vs NYR 83 for 61 against. It would not be a play on DET because they have more goals against but those extra 10 goals scored by DET would have to count for something right?
It was my strategy to use the opening lines as you can read in post #34
We also must remember that the dogs typically do best in the first 1/3 of the season. For a few weeks all were winning easily while teams like WAS were on losing streaks.
While DAL started as a dog, all 3 picks yesterday ATS would of won. So you can tell that dogs with a higher RPI are very competitive. I think looking at the RPI number is also a very important factor. DAL had a 23 RPI higher then NYI. They went from a dog to a fav throughout the day. Now where is the limit? Would we see a team that is 30 RPI higher start off as a dog or would they be a fav from the start? Is this a pattern? Say teams between 22 and 28 RPI or so, cause it would be great value to pick those up early for the +money lines.
I do agree with filters but as we go forward it will be harder to get plays as you will likely not see a winning 5 game record team as a dog vs a losing 5 game record team. I will have more time over the holidays to run numbers etc. All ideas are welcomed as this is a trial thread looking for the best strategy possible to win. While picking dogs 10-1 is profitable but depending on odds a system that goes say 32-26 could end up being even more profitable.
Oh and don't forget the filter, don't bet on the dog if they played the night before, as shown earlier on in the thread.
Great observations and ideas peter1988! Here's a question for you. For your 12-5 system can we add the 9-0 system to it or would there be duplicate plays? If so then it would be worth some risk to get additional plays bringing the record up to 21-5.
TOR +113
Lets see what happens. TOR is 15 RPI higher. Both teams are 2-3 last 5 games.
TOR has SOS .549 P17 GF 93 GA 95
BUF has SOS .539 P18 GF 81 GA 82
TOR +113
Lets see what happens. TOR is 15 RPI higher. Both teams are 2-3 last 5 games.
TOR has SOS .549 P17 GF 93 GA 95
BUF has SOS .539 P18 GF 81 GA 82
Another ATS winner.
Hey Peter for your filter #2 and #3 how many of the losses would of been ATS winners?
Another ATS winner.
Hey Peter for your filter #2 and #3 how many of the losses would of been ATS winners?
TOR +113
Lets see what happens. TOR is 15 RPI higher. Both teams are 2-3 last 5 games.
TOR has SOS .549 P17 GF 93 GA 95
BUF has SOS .539 P18 GF 81 GA 82
TOR +113
Lets see what happens. TOR is 15 RPI higher. Both teams are 2-3 last 5 games.
TOR has SOS .549 P17 GF 93 GA 95
BUF has SOS .539 P18 GF 81 GA 82
Another ATS winner.
Hey Peter for your filter #2 and #3 how many of the losses would of been ATS winners?
Toronto lost????
Another ATS winner.
Hey Peter for your filter #2 and #3 how many of the losses would of been ATS winners?
Toronto lost????
Possible plays PHI +103, NJ +130, TB +107, STL -104, NYR+100
Now for the breakdown
PHI (+5 RPI) 5-0 last 5 games SOS .538 PWR 2 GF 110 GA 85
BOS 3-2 last 5 SOS .543 PWR 12 GF 102 GA 61
NJ (+1 RPI) 4-1 SOS .544 23 79 86
MON 3-2 SOS .554 21 82 84
TB (+20 RPI) 2-3 SOS .560 27 84 105
CLB 2-3 SOS .565 28 74 102
STL (+35 RPI) 4-1 SOS .565 7 75 63
NAS 4-1 SOS ,541 14 83 83
NYR (+1 RPI) 2-3 SOS .536 4 84 65
PHX 2-3 SOS .566 13 82 82
Possible plays PHI +103, NJ +130, TB +107, STL -104, NYR+100
Now for the breakdown
PHI (+5 RPI) 5-0 last 5 games SOS .538 PWR 2 GF 110 GA 85
BOS 3-2 last 5 SOS .543 PWR 12 GF 102 GA 61
NJ (+1 RPI) 4-1 SOS .544 23 79 86
MON 3-2 SOS .554 21 82 84
TB (+20 RPI) 2-3 SOS .560 27 84 105
CLB 2-3 SOS .565 28 74 102
STL (+35 RPI) 4-1 SOS .565 7 75 63
NAS 4-1 SOS ,541 14 83 83
NYR (+1 RPI) 2-3 SOS .536 4 84 65
PHX 2-3 SOS .566 13 82 82
Posting the breakdown for future reference. Trying to find the best way to add a filter or 2 to cut down on the losses. What started out as 8-1 with the dogs barking has now sent the dogs to hide under the porch. They are all close matchups as the last 5 games records are similar. I would have to believe that STL and NYR would be the best bets as they have the goaltending. But for more goals and less against the only play would be NYR.
Posting the breakdown for future reference. Trying to find the best way to add a filter or 2 to cut down on the losses. What started out as 8-1 with the dogs barking has now sent the dogs to hide under the porch. They are all close matchups as the last 5 games records are similar. I would have to believe that STL and NYR would be the best bets as they have the goaltending. But for more goals and less against the only play would be NYR.
Possible plays PHI +103, NJ +130, TB +107, STL -104, NYR+100
Now for the breakdown
PHI (+5 RPI) 5-0 last 5 games SOS .538 PWR 2 GF 110 GA 85
BOS 3-2 last 5 SOS .543 PWR 12 GF 102 GA 61
NJ (+1 RPI) 4-1 SOS .544 23 79 86
MON 3-2 SOS .554 21 82 84
TB (+20 RPI) 2-3 SOS .560 27 84 105
CLB 2-3 SOS .565 28 74 102
STL (+35 RPI) 4-1 SOS .565 7 75 63
NAS 4-1 SOS ,541 14 83 83
NYR (+1 RPI) 2-3 SOS .536 4 84 65
PHX 2-3 SOS .566 13 82 82
Possible plays PHI +103, NJ +130, TB +107, STL -104, NYR+100
Now for the breakdown
PHI (+5 RPI) 5-0 last 5 games SOS .538 PWR 2 GF 110 GA 85
BOS 3-2 last 5 SOS .543 PWR 12 GF 102 GA 61
NJ (+1 RPI) 4-1 SOS .544 23 79 86
MON 3-2 SOS .554 21 82 84
TB (+20 RPI) 2-3 SOS .560 27 84 105
CLB 2-3 SOS .565 28 74 102
STL (+35 RPI) 4-1 SOS .565 7 75 63
NAS 4-1 SOS ,541 14 83 83
NYR (+1 RPI) 2-3 SOS .536 4 84 65
PHX 2-3 SOS .566 13 82 82
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