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As you know, it was earlier stated that there would be no new systems posted here by yours truly. But I felt it necessary to let those of you that follow my systems know the project I've been working on(and also why it won't be posted here.)
It's a simple principle spread over various times of the day. Like the 7th Inning Stretch System, this works in the same way. Just covering specific times. This also covers ALL sports...
First Overall Play Of The Day
1PM
4PM
7PM
8PM
9PM
10PM
So as you can see, this provides 7 different chases in itself. Each intended as a 7 day chase, though I have yet to see any go past 6. Less than 5% ever make it to 6.
In any event, there are also 7 subsets that can be applied to each time slot. Each time slot provides aproximately 75 chases per month giving you a total of 525 chases per month.
Obviously the plan isn't to play All of those chases, but to wait until one of them goes late {around G4}. And with the overall number you would still be able to play a fair amount.
And yes, it's undefeated. I have yet to encounter a loss in my research. But only taking chases late and winning 98% or better of 2 or 3 game chases is still a VERY good deal.
Now you see why I don't want to post this here.
I feel it would be disrespectful to both the admin and other posters to have something take up so much space as I would need several thtreads to properly explain it.
Here is one an example of the 7 different subsets:
Money Line Dog
Overall - Colorado
1PM - none
4PM - none
7PM - Colorado
8PM - Minnesota
9PM - none
10PM - Seattle
These are all obviously G1 plays.
I also have other systems that I want to share in addition to this and just think it would be over bearing.
Check the Website and Promotion forum for the location where they can all be found. I don't want to violate and rules by say more than that here.
I know that there are questions, but please save them for the future destination of all of these projects, or should I say:
The Archimedes Project
Thanks once again for all the cheers and tears in the first half. Here's to a great 2nd half!
bD
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