Quote Originally Posted by nghia1973:
Ok smart azz. Show me where he is not playing the 6 game just like the system is intended for.
Now for the 4 game chase, then followed by the 2 game chase. If this system did end up with 1 loss, you still don't think the 4-2 format loses? You lost the 1st 4 game, then the next two loses also. You might lose less, but still loses.
It's ok child, I'm really done with you. Good luck on betting your 8 system. Make sure you only bet $10 a unit ok, otherwise you will fcuk up your bankroll. I'll leave you alone from now on so you can try to win more. Just saw the score to the Angels game.
I'm happy
Yes, it is obvious you are that friggin stupid. First, I'll play your game. Show me where he said he WAS playing a 6 game chase. You can't because he hasn't said that. You do realize that Jeff's system on here is 21-0 and not one chase has gone beyond the C level (3 games). Again, as stated before (I realize you don't let facts get in the way of your opinion), many, many people on here will NOT end up playing a full 6 game chase if one goes that far. I know personally I have read that several people on both of Jeff's GSE threads have stated they are playing the 4 game chases, labby lines, etc...(I know you don't understand what that means, but I put it here for the adults that may be reading).
Now let me explain to your feeble little mind the 4 game, 2 game chase system. Let's just assume we played Jeff's system that went 765-0 last year according to his back test (whether or not there will be that many plays this year is irrelevant...it could be 500 plays or 800 plays...again irrelevant). Back to Jeff's 6 game system last year. If you saw his breakdown, only 9 chases out of his 765 went beyond a 4th game. That would mean that a 4 game chase last year would have gone 756-9. Comprehend? At an average loss of 36 units per chase loss, it would come to 36x9=324 units LOST. However, there would have been 756 units WON. 756-324 units=+432 units on the year. Did you see that???? You would have WON 432 units on the year playing a FOUR, yes FOUR game chase (this is America...no one is forced to play a 6 game chase). That is with 9...NINE LOSSES (Man, look what a hit NINE...yes NINE chase losses would have done to the bankroll...you would be UP 432 units on the season). As far as the 2 game chase after a 4 game chase loss, it is just another way of picking up an additional 9 units to bring the season's total to 441 UNITS...see that....441 UNITS.
Does any of this make any sense to you at all? Because, if it doesn't, that is sad.
It doesn't matter how many play's Jeff provides. If you play all of his systems, you will probably have over 750 plays with minimal losses playing no more than 4 game chases.
People like you can bury your head in the sand, while people like me will try to have a profit for the fifth season in row (I have never posted back to back winning seasons before I started playing chases over 4 year ago since I ABSOLUTELY SUCK
at handicapping.
Look, it is just a chance for some people to "beat the books". I will admit that I laughed at my buddy in 2009 when he told me about his baseball systems and gave him hell for months. Finally, I noticed his bankroll was constantly growing while my fluctuated between low and gone. I sat down with him and he showed me his philosophy and I have never looked backed. I am not getting rich, but do enjoy the steady stream of profits from baseball season. I have made a lot of mistakes learning how to play chases and still do. Despite those, I have still profited, although have yet to maximize a season's profits. I hope to this season.
Good, solid money management and a few good, sound chase systems can be very profitable. Seriously, you should look more into it.