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do you play the in regulation bet or just ML?
 
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Just the ML.

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Home teams with 35 RPI or higher are 20-10 67%

Road team with 60 RPI or higher are 7-4  64%

 
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Any plays tonight?
 
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No plays today
 
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Todays play

SJ 45 H

 
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Rangers?
 
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Ignore last post, not awake yet.
 
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SJ

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Home teams with 35 RPI or higher are 21-10 68%

Road team with 60 RPI or higher are 7-4  64%

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NAS 42 H

LA 36 H

 
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NAS

LA

Nice lil 5-0 streak going on

 
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Have a great Xmas RC1!
 
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Thanks!

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CHI 75 H

SJ 69 H

NYR 43 H

 
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66 % bets with ~ ML -180-200
It will be tiny profit no matter what strategy used (labby, martingale or smt.), cause everybody can make such result simply chosing "hit or miss" without rpi index or anything else.
 
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Wrong----  Only if you flat bet.  You would profit with martingale and labby, it just means bigger bets.  While the ml's were like that yesterday because of good teams being at home playing bad teams they aren't always that high
 
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Bigger, bigger and bigger..............

Let's imagine L3 situation for ml -200 bets. Labby, first bet is 5 % (2,5 % + 2,5 %) of bankroll to win (10 %).
1st loss -10 % / 90 % of bank / next bet is 10 % + 2,5 % = 12,5 % to win (25 %)
2nd loss -25 % / 65 % of bank / next bet 25% + 2,5 % = 27,5 % to win (55 %)
3rd loss - 55 % / 10 % of bankroll remain.
You can make the 1st bet smaller but it only will reduce you profit before loosing streak, after that increase the number of iterations and won't protect from loss in a long run.
A similar situation will be with 5-6 losses in a row with -150 ML. And it is much more then possible.

Martingale on -200 ML is a suicide.
-5 %, -20 %, -40 %, all in?

There may participate either insane or steel-eggs-man.
 
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Your just imagining, but lets look at the real world.  Last 8 plays are 7-1 which equals $$$$   RC is trying to duplicate B2W's rpi strategy for mlb for the nhl.  Check out the mlb rpi thread which went 83-1 for the season.  Everybody knows the risk, so either grow a pair and bet or be gone.
 
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Don't forget how the thread started out as well, 9-1...

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Home teams with 35 RPI or higher are 23-11 68%

Road team with 60 RPI or higher are 7-4  64%

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PIT 47 H

 
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Hey RC, I'm watching your progress and have been impressed so far. Keep dialing in.
 
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hey rc , nice going , Real Red Dragon does make an important point above the juice. I guess taking the regulation line may alter the winning % by a small margin , but we will save tons on the juice. Most of these winners are mini blowouts by strong home teams
 
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An option for those concerned about juice would be the -1 line. However, the system has been successful thus far so running a labby hasn't created any crazy scenarios to date.
 
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Another thing t consider is regardless of the juice a win is a win. Even with the juice at -276 your still making money. Some argue that it isn't worth the risk, but I disagree. Most bettors can't see past todays game. When your playing systems like this you have to look at the season.
 
 
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I just do 2 team parlays - been profitable for me so far - no juice and if there is only one play - I leave one leg open till the next play.

Sometimes a 3 team parlay along with the 2 teams and keep one leg open till the next games.

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