I lost a couple of postings somehow, including an extensive write up of Saturday's bowl games. I am not going to do the work again of the thinking processes but have posted the plays.
I will post NBA plays and College basketball plays separetly.
We have a 20,000 game data base for information we put into these games. What we do is mechanical in nature using the same numbers to manipulate the prognostication of a game so there is no guess work or any difference in our handicapping any particular game. We are coming off a series of 3 weeks or so that we had only a few regular plays in the NBA. This is the longest most extensive period we have seen for that.It is because of the flury of hot and cold teams. There has been a bias toward teams either winning more spreads (%of wins) then normal and teams losing more often then we have ever seen!! That should surprise nobody. Boston , LA and Cleveland are in a class by themselves and never have 3 teams ever been so far and away the best over the rest of the league. Two teams have competed for that title many times but never 3. The games I will give you are mechanical in nature to how we manipulated the numbers. We do the manipulations exactly the same every time. We have done this for a 12 year period as of now. The 20,000 game data base has given us imput into cause and effect relationships and has proven to have gotten a 60+ winning performance against the spread. The key is to leave ALL subjective thinking out of handicapping when doing a mechanical form of handicapping. When we do the numbers it is EXACTLY the same in all the 20,000 game data base. Losing days occur and short losing periods of time occur but NEVER has there been an extended losing period involving basketball. The most likely period of time for bad results occurs right at Christmas and at the end of the season, especially in college. The Rhythm of the season has been interrupted by the holidays and in college semister tests. It is an anti -climax time for scheduling also, and because there is a longer period usually between games underacheiving teams have a greater chances to fix their problems. Some teams improve dramatically and there is no evidence it will happen when crunching the numbers. These facts seem to happen in cycles and at certain intervals. College games stabilize themselves again the 2nd game after Christmas. The rhythm of the season has no interruptions and life becomes easier when handicapping.
I will be giving you all games and the numbers that have proven to be a winning pattern from the past. There are finally some regular NBA games that have come up.
Friday DEC 26th
Charlote 10 units
Houston 10 units
Sacr 10 units
Utah 12 units if spread is reasonable. It is not posted yet. -3 or so.
Okla City is a hot cold play at 5 units.
The unit strength of these games is determined by past results when the same information came up. It has an extensive track record and we are exceeding confident that will continue. Caution needs to be considered from Dec 23 thru Dec 27 because the rhythm of the season is different.
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I lost a couple of postings somehow, including an extensive write up of Saturday's bowl games. I am not going to do the work again of the thinking processes but have posted the plays.
I will post NBA plays and College basketball plays separetly.
We have a 20,000 game data base for information we put into these games. What we do is mechanical in nature using the same numbers to manipulate the prognostication of a game so there is no guess work or any difference in our handicapping any particular game. We are coming off a series of 3 weeks or so that we had only a few regular plays in the NBA. This is the longest most extensive period we have seen for that.It is because of the flury of hot and cold teams. There has been a bias toward teams either winning more spreads (%of wins) then normal and teams losing more often then we have ever seen!! That should surprise nobody. Boston , LA and Cleveland are in a class by themselves and never have 3 teams ever been so far and away the best over the rest of the league. Two teams have competed for that title many times but never 3. The games I will give you are mechanical in nature to how we manipulated the numbers. We do the manipulations exactly the same every time. We have done this for a 12 year period as of now. The 20,000 game data base has given us imput into cause and effect relationships and has proven to have gotten a 60+ winning performance against the spread. The key is to leave ALL subjective thinking out of handicapping when doing a mechanical form of handicapping. When we do the numbers it is EXACTLY the same in all the 20,000 game data base. Losing days occur and short losing periods of time occur but NEVER has there been an extended losing period involving basketball. The most likely period of time for bad results occurs right at Christmas and at the end of the season, especially in college. The Rhythm of the season has been interrupted by the holidays and in college semister tests. It is an anti -climax time for scheduling also, and because there is a longer period usually between games underacheiving teams have a greater chances to fix their problems. Some teams improve dramatically and there is no evidence it will happen when crunching the numbers. These facts seem to happen in cycles and at certain intervals. College games stabilize themselves again the 2nd game after Christmas. The rhythm of the season has no interruptions and life becomes easier when handicapping.
I will be giving you all games and the numbers that have proven to be a winning pattern from the past. There are finally some regular NBA games that have come up.
Friday DEC 26th
Charlote 10 units
Houston 10 units
Sacr 10 units
Utah 12 units if spread is reasonable. It is not posted yet. -3 or so.
Okla City is a hot cold play at 5 units.
The unit strength of these games is determined by past results when the same information came up. It has an extensive track record and we are exceeding confident that will continue. Caution needs to be considered from Dec 23 thru Dec 27 because the rhythm of the season is different.
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