Following a new system that has been performing well.
I am not going to rush totals seriously with 2 losses yesterday and only a 9-7 record. Can't judge the new bull pens - much less the starters/teams. I'll keep an eye on it, however.
This will be a continuous thread as I will be able to keep up with it easier. Since I plan to be out of town next week- if this sytem helps anyone- then you can add the teams and record for that time.
At certain times of the season- we see a capper with a unique plan and sometimes the ease of it is just seems like a godsend. Crunching stats takes hours and after yesterday seems so weak in comparison to a coin toss.
I rarely rave about records but am in awe of those who do remarkably well and wonder at what capping angles he/she is using. I appreciate when a fella shares his system freely and mean not to take credit for his work. I believe the bookie is our enemy and many systems are out their to gain leverage against him.
These systems generally work well for awhile and then hit the skids- while this one is working well-
I choose to follow- because its about money ---not ego!
It goes like this: R/L System
Play the road team, always laying the (-1.5 runs)...
One unit on game one: if win, series is over, if lose then play 2 units on game 2, if win then series is over, if losing play 4 units on game 3........ better profit is made by winning game 2's and 3's...
(simply play the road team laying (-1.5 runs) in each series.. in a 1-2-4 format, stopping when you get a win... max loss almost always is 7 units... )
Note; Last year the 7 worst teams in the league (all of which were .450 winning % or worse) accounted for most of the losses--- under .500 teams. THUS, if you can identify those teams and avoid them, this system should work great.
I am avoiding FLA, KC, TB, Wash and Pitt and playing the home team at -1.5 when they are on the road. This list changes thruout the season.
The fella is 36-9
on the plays so far. I wish to ride it for awhile and you can see my progress or doom as it goes down. I am getting/making a spreadsheet or just make columns for series. Any questions and I will try my best to answer.
Tuesday April 18th
Washington Nationals vs Philadelphia Phillies (-1.5) for Game +136
St Louis Cardinals (-1.5) vs Pittsburgh Pirates for Game +120
Florida Marlins vs Cincinnati Reds (-1.5) for Game +119
Atlanta Braves vs New York Mets (-1.5) for Game +136
Cleveland Indians (-1.5) vs Baltimore Orioles for Game +139
Tampa Bay Devil Rays vs Boston Red Sox (-1.5) for Game -105
New York Yankees (-1.5) vs Toronto Blue Jays for Game -106
Kansas City Royals vs Chicago White Sox (-1.5) for Game -119
I am not going to rush totals seriously with 2 losses yesterday and only a 9-7 record. Can't judge the new bull pens - much less the starters/teams. I'll keep an eye on it, however.
This will be a continuous thread as I will be able to keep up with it easier. Since I plan to be out of town next week- if this sytem helps anyone- then you can add the teams and record for that time.
At certain times of the season- we see a capper with a unique plan and sometimes the ease of it is just seems like a godsend. Crunching stats takes hours and after yesterday seems so weak in comparison to a coin toss.
I rarely rave about records but am in awe of those who do remarkably well and wonder at what capping angles he/she is using. I appreciate when a fella shares his system freely and mean not to take credit for his work. I believe the bookie is our enemy and many systems are out their to gain leverage against him.
These systems generally work well for awhile and then hit the skids- while this one is working well-
I choose to follow- because its about money ---not ego!
It goes like this: R/L System
Play the road team, always laying the (-1.5 runs)...
One unit on game one: if win, series is over, if lose then play 2 units on game 2, if win then series is over, if losing play 4 units on game 3........ better profit is made by winning game 2's and 3's...
(simply play the road team laying (-1.5 runs) in each series.. in a 1-2-4 format, stopping when you get a win... max loss almost always is 7 units... )
Note; Last year the 7 worst teams in the league (all of which were .450 winning % or worse) accounted for most of the losses--- under .500 teams. THUS, if you can identify those teams and avoid them, this system should work great.
I am avoiding FLA, KC, TB, Wash and Pitt and playing the home team at -1.5 when they are on the road. This list changes thruout the season.
The fella is 36-9

Tuesday April 18th
Washington Nationals vs Philadelphia Phillies (-1.5) for Game +136
St Louis Cardinals (-1.5) vs Pittsburgh Pirates for Game +120
Florida Marlins vs Cincinnati Reds (-1.5) for Game +119
Atlanta Braves vs New York Mets (-1.5) for Game +136
Cleveland Indians (-1.5) vs Baltimore Orioles for Game +139
Tampa Bay Devil Rays vs Boston Red Sox (-1.5) for Game -105
New York Yankees (-1.5) vs Toronto Blue Jays for Game -106
Kansas City Royals vs Chicago White Sox (-1.5) for Game -119
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