syracuse... wow... wish i had the guts to do seton hall -20 ... that would've been a HUGE pay day. wow... I knew syracuse was not as good as their ranking shows, but dannnnnngggg.
syracuse... wow... wish i had the guts to do seton hall -20 ... that would've been a HUGE pay day. wow... I knew syracuse was not as good as their ranking shows, but dannnnnngggg.
syracuse... wow... wish i had the guts to do seton hall -20 ... that would've been a HUGE pay day. wow... I knew syracuse was not as good as their ranking shows, but dannnnnngggg.
I've noticed, lately, that a lot of the plays have very low records (1-0 100% or even 0-0) as the PWin thing. How can they be legit plays when there appears to be insufficient data? yesterday veripicks had Iowa +8ish (a 6:30pm tip off with Penn St) as a very strong play with a PWin of something like 2-1 67%... but then closer to tip off it completely fell off the map with just a couple #s tipping the PWin to 2-3 40% which took the play from "strong" to "no play". Why was it a strong play to begin with when just a tiny bit of info completely knocked it off the card? Because of this, I am always hesitant on all watchlist games until immediately prior to tip-off... which makes it difficult to utilize the system to it's fullest.
Keep up the good work!
I've noticed, lately, that a lot of the plays have very low records (1-0 100% or even 0-0) as the PWin thing. How can they be legit plays when there appears to be insufficient data? yesterday veripicks had Iowa +8ish (a 6:30pm tip off with Penn St) as a very strong play with a PWin of something like 2-1 67%... but then closer to tip off it completely fell off the map with just a couple #s tipping the PWin to 2-3 40% which took the play from "strong" to "no play". Why was it a strong play to begin with when just a tiny bit of info completely knocked it off the card? Because of this, I am always hesitant on all watchlist games until immediately prior to tip-off... which makes it difficult to utilize the system to it's fullest.
Keep up the good work!
I have an idea... so I thought I'd run it through here to see what you guys think.
I know this may be a conservative approach to gaining a profit... but it appears to me that this approach may be best overall.
To gurantee profit after a great start to the day, why not have the system stop making plays? For example... yesterday would've been a huge profit if the system would recognize that it was hitting at a very high rate and the +/- was very high. From that high point, it could only go down... so why not have the system recognize this by having it stop making plays after a profit of +$500 or something. This will also raise the overall winning percentage. I understand that it might limit huge winning nights... but a conservative approach will be more profitable in the long run.
This is just me thinking out loud. I always favor a conservative approach to gurantee a better winning percentage. Better winning percentage = higher profit!
I have an idea... so I thought I'd run it through here to see what you guys think.
I know this may be a conservative approach to gaining a profit... but it appears to me that this approach may be best overall.
To gurantee profit after a great start to the day, why not have the system stop making plays? For example... yesterday would've been a huge profit if the system would recognize that it was hitting at a very high rate and the +/- was very high. From that high point, it could only go down... so why not have the system recognize this by having it stop making plays after a profit of +$500 or something. This will also raise the overall winning percentage. I understand that it might limit huge winning nights... but a conservative approach will be more profitable in the long run.
This is just me thinking out loud. I always favor a conservative approach to gurantee a better winning percentage. Better winning percentage = higher profit!
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