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OCT 13: RAMS (+8) 28, Raiders 13 Win
NOV 3: Jets (+8') 44, CHARGERS 13 Win
NOV 10: Colts (+9') 35, EAGLES 13 Win
NOV 17: VIKINGS (+7) 31, Packers 21 Win
DEC 1: Panthers (+7') 13, BROWNS 6 Win
DEC 15: BEARS (+6') 20, Jets 13 Win
DEC 22: Steelers (+4') 17, BUCS 7 Win
These plays are from one of my latest research projects, the ATS Formula--just one of Six New Formulas and Systems slated for this year's Spread Report Online. Check out the huge margins of "Cover" in route to a perfect sweep last year while upping its 4-year mark to 26-7 ATS.
Check it out:
*NEW: Turnover Super System: 25-4 ATS!
*NEW: Rushing Yardage System: 31-11 ATS!
*NEW: ATS Formula: 10-0 ATS
*NEW: Pass Yardage System: 54-17 ATS
*NEW: Yds Per Pass Cmp Formula: 50-14 ATS
*NEW: Rush Defense System: 29-5 ATS
Combined with the Fantastic Four from last year...
-NCAA ASR's: 30-17 ATS!
-NFL Real Number Line: 60% on All Dog Plays!
-NFL Turnover Formula: 118-79 ATS !
-NFL Yardage Formula: 86-41 ATS!
....And as you can see, there's an entire wealth of exciting stuff there. But for more *spine-tingling* details regarding information on these new Systems and Formulas, stop by for a visit...
http://www.FootballFormulas.com
Well, I've finally completed the "Consensus Plays" for the Six new Formulas. The results were mind-boggling. A four-star play means that four of the six formulas went in favor of the same team (or perhaps five in favor and one against); a three-star, a net of three in favor, etc. The four-star plays were all Dogs, 8 Straight up Winners; large victories; sizeable dogs. Here's the results...
2002 NFL Results
4* Plays: 9-0 ATS
3* Plays: 12-1 ATS
2* Plays: 25-5 ATS
1* Plays: 65-21 ATS
Total: 111-27 ATS (80.1%)
When I get a chance, I'll post the week-to-week results, game-by-game.
Those numbers are mind-boggling. What's even more mind boggling is the fact that the "Consensus Plays" had 16 consecutive winning weeks and no losing weeks (no plays week one) including 2 perfect weeks (6-0 and 9-0). The average number of plays were 8.6 plays per week.
Those numbers may be astounding, but they do not surprise me. With 24 years in the business, I took a turn a few years ago in my approach and the systems and formulas I have developed since then are unbelievably strong stuff. Well-researched and well-reasoned. Anyone familiar with by background knows how adamant I am about my stuff making sense, being logical, having cause-and-effect.
The formulas that I created during the off-season make sense. I think what makes the consensus plays so successful--besides the cause-and effect formulas and systems--is the fact that I come at the game from every angle with the multitude of formulas. They 'check and balance one another'.
Beginning with a good line (real number line formula). Then mixing in Total Yardage Formulas, then Turnover Formulas. But this year I've added a whole slew of other formulas, coming at EVERY game on the board from every angle.
I've added an additional Turnover Super Sytem. I've broken down the Yardage Formulas and Systems into variour categories. Pass Yardage, Rush Yardage, Rush Defense, Pass Yards per Completion, Average Rush yards Per Carry offensively, etc.
For example, while my Passing Yardage System is simple listed as such, it actually is a four-fold System attributing "Credit" to the teams from four different angles. In all, my Nine Formulas and Systems are actually SEVENTEEN!
But don't expect a 17* Play anytime soon. Like I said, the Seventeen Formulas come at the game from every angle attributing credits and debits to every team in every game. The final results gives an edge to a certain side in about 1/2 the games on the board. According to the strength of the "Edge", the game is appropriatedly rated. There's no second-guessing on my part. It is all clear cut. A play either makes the cut or not; and they are either rated a certain strength or not. No ambiguity.
As mentioned above the highest rated play last year was a four-star. They were 9-0 ATS, all dogs (mostly sizeable), and 8-1 SU with sizeable victories most of which covered by 2-3 touchdowns.
Formula MONDAY NIGHT Games 8-1 ATS/SU last year with some Strong wins. Can't wait to post'em! Along with the game-by-game results. Hope to get to it tonight or tomorrow. That's the latest from the Toop Camp, and we'll keep you posted. Meanwhile, stop by the site for a visit...
dave
http://www.FootballFormulas.com
NOV 3: Jets (+8') 44, CHARGERS 13 Win
NOV 10: Colts (+9') 35, EAGLES 13 Win
NOV 17: VIKINGS (+7) 31, Packers 21 Win
DEC 1: Panthers (+7') 13, BROWNS 6 Win
DEC 15: BEARS (+6') 20, Jets 13 Win
DEC 22: Steelers (+4') 17, BUCS 7 Win
These plays are from one of my latest research projects, the ATS Formula--just one of Six New Formulas and Systems slated for this year's Spread Report Online. Check out the huge margins of "Cover" in route to a perfect sweep last year while upping its 4-year mark to 26-7 ATS.
Check it out:
*NEW: Turnover Super System: 25-4 ATS!
*NEW: Rushing Yardage System: 31-11 ATS!
*NEW: ATS Formula: 10-0 ATS
*NEW: Pass Yardage System: 54-17 ATS
*NEW: Yds Per Pass Cmp Formula: 50-14 ATS
*NEW: Rush Defense System: 29-5 ATS
Combined with the Fantastic Four from last year...
-NCAA ASR's: 30-17 ATS!
-NFL Real Number Line: 60% on All Dog Plays!
-NFL Turnover Formula: 118-79 ATS !
-NFL Yardage Formula: 86-41 ATS!
....And as you can see, there's an entire wealth of exciting stuff there. But for more *spine-tingling* details regarding information on these new Systems and Formulas, stop by for a visit...
http://www.FootballFormulas.com
Well, I've finally completed the "Consensus Plays" for the Six new Formulas. The results were mind-boggling. A four-star play means that four of the six formulas went in favor of the same team (or perhaps five in favor and one against); a three-star, a net of three in favor, etc. The four-star plays were all Dogs, 8 Straight up Winners; large victories; sizeable dogs. Here's the results...
2002 NFL Results
4* Plays: 9-0 ATS
3* Plays: 12-1 ATS
2* Plays: 25-5 ATS
1* Plays: 65-21 ATS
Total: 111-27 ATS (80.1%)
When I get a chance, I'll post the week-to-week results, game-by-game.
Those numbers are mind-boggling. What's even more mind boggling is the fact that the "Consensus Plays" had 16 consecutive winning weeks and no losing weeks (no plays week one) including 2 perfect weeks (6-0 and 9-0). The average number of plays were 8.6 plays per week.
Those numbers may be astounding, but they do not surprise me. With 24 years in the business, I took a turn a few years ago in my approach and the systems and formulas I have developed since then are unbelievably strong stuff. Well-researched and well-reasoned. Anyone familiar with by background knows how adamant I am about my stuff making sense, being logical, having cause-and-effect.
The formulas that I created during the off-season make sense. I think what makes the consensus plays so successful--besides the cause-and effect formulas and systems--is the fact that I come at the game from every angle with the multitude of formulas. They 'check and balance one another'.
Beginning with a good line (real number line formula). Then mixing in Total Yardage Formulas, then Turnover Formulas. But this year I've added a whole slew of other formulas, coming at EVERY game on the board from every angle.
I've added an additional Turnover Super Sytem. I've broken down the Yardage Formulas and Systems into variour categories. Pass Yardage, Rush Yardage, Rush Defense, Pass Yards per Completion, Average Rush yards Per Carry offensively, etc.
For example, while my Passing Yardage System is simple listed as such, it actually is a four-fold System attributing "Credit" to the teams from four different angles. In all, my Nine Formulas and Systems are actually SEVENTEEN!
But don't expect a 17* Play anytime soon. Like I said, the Seventeen Formulas come at the game from every angle attributing credits and debits to every team in every game. The final results gives an edge to a certain side in about 1/2 the games on the board. According to the strength of the "Edge", the game is appropriatedly rated. There's no second-guessing on my part. It is all clear cut. A play either makes the cut or not; and they are either rated a certain strength or not. No ambiguity.
As mentioned above the highest rated play last year was a four-star. They were 9-0 ATS, all dogs (mostly sizeable), and 8-1 SU with sizeable victories most of which covered by 2-3 touchdowns.
Formula MONDAY NIGHT Games 8-1 ATS/SU last year with some Strong wins. Can't wait to post'em! Along with the game-by-game results. Hope to get to it tonight or tomorrow. That's the latest from the Toop Camp, and we'll keep you posted. Meanwhile, stop by the site for a visit...
dave http://www.FootballFormulas.com
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