Bruins
Kings
Penguins
Ducks
Blues
Sharks
Rangers
Lightning
2.) JM NHL
3.) NHL Opening Game Favorite (ignore the -145 filter, i.e. chase teams over .530 starting a 3 game homestand.)
4.) Post All-Star Game Road Fade
B. 42-18
C. 10-8
Just in case Beef doesn't get here in time for to game, I believe if a team is the favourite you play moneyline, if they are a dog you play the +1.5 PL
Just in case Beef doesn't get here in time for to game, I believe if a team is the favourite you play moneyline, if they are a dog you play the +1.5 PL
Just in case Beef doesn't get here in time for to game, I believe if a team is the favourite you play moneyline, if they are a dog you play the +1.5 PL
Just in case Beef doesn't get here in time for to game, I believe if a team is the favourite you play moneyline, if they are a dog you play the +1.5 PL
I think a profitable way to run this system is as follows.
Use a labby line for each game.
A) games
B) games
C) games (im only going to run the A and B games)
I keep 200 units in my bankroll and my lines will look like this.
0.1u - 0.1u - 0.1u - 0.1u
Say for example if NYR were a play today (THEY WERE NOT just example here) you would have been betting your A line to win 0.2 units.
Lets say 0.2 units is $20, NYR paying $1.59 (or -170), you would have lost $33.90.
Now your line would look like this.
A) 10-10-10-10-33.90
B) 10-10-10-10
The next time the Rangers play, you would not be trying to recoup ANY money lost from the A bet, you would simply play whatever is on the B line.
The next time there is an A game of any team, you would play the A line.
If there are 2 games at the same time I simply average out the last 2 numbers on the line.
Due to the insane juice we will be paying, I have chosen to use a very small percentage of my bankroll as I play football and another hockey system that I am currently testing.
With a 70% winning percentage on A and B bets I am confident of being able to turn a nice little profit with minimal risk playing the way I have outlined above.
Once again thanks BeefMan for sharing your system.
I think a profitable way to run this system is as follows.
Use a labby line for each game.
A) games
B) games
C) games (im only going to run the A and B games)
I keep 200 units in my bankroll and my lines will look like this.
0.1u - 0.1u - 0.1u - 0.1u
Say for example if NYR were a play today (THEY WERE NOT just example here) you would have been betting your A line to win 0.2 units.
Lets say 0.2 units is $20, NYR paying $1.59 (or -170), you would have lost $33.90.
Now your line would look like this.
A) 10-10-10-10-33.90
B) 10-10-10-10
The next time the Rangers play, you would not be trying to recoup ANY money lost from the A bet, you would simply play whatever is on the B line.
The next time there is an A game of any team, you would play the A line.
If there are 2 games at the same time I simply average out the last 2 numbers on the line.
Due to the insane juice we will be paying, I have chosen to use a very small percentage of my bankroll as I play football and another hockey system that I am currently testing.
With a 70% winning percentage on A and B bets I am confident of being able to turn a nice little profit with minimal risk playing the way I have outlined above.
Once again thanks BeefMan for sharing your system.
Its also important to note that its not out of the realm to be playing -300 odds, so in that case your next A bet in the above situation at -300 would be over $150, hence why I am only using 0.1 unit numbers as this would be a 1.5 unit bet which is fine.
Its also important to note that its not out of the realm to be playing -300 odds, so in that case your next A bet in the above situation at -300 would be over $150, hence why I am only using 0.1 unit numbers as this would be a 1.5 unit bet which is fine.
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