[hhsilver]

rudy, I remember when jj warned you about giving out good info to all us wannabes. I'm so glad you didn't cave in. May you continue to enlighten us.

[RudyRuetigger]

guys this was me at my top form

pros take note

I am making moves

[jjgold]

Rudy your professional beer drinker which is a feat in itself

[RudyRuetigger]

Previous installments:
January: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...ng-thread.html
October: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...alk-style.html
September: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...alk-style.html

In this installment I will be going over a bunch of ways to refine your ability to pick games and some big misconceptions with sports betting. The closest some of you fukks ever got to beating the closing number is hitting your computer screen with a baseball bat after your game loses with sbr odds in the background. That is not beating the closing number, and I am here to help.


1. Flipping a coin method - Obviously this doesn't work if you flip a coin to predict a game. Have you ever heard of variance?? Ok, so lets say you do flip it 10 times to alleviate all variance (yes 10 times is substantial) and you have 6 heads (Washington) and 4 tails (New York). You guys then think you should be betting Washington because that side of the coin won. Wrong . Noone can hit 60%. If Washington is at 60% now, why would you bet them again? New York would be a top play in this scenario. If you are getting mixed results and are bored, continue to 100 flips to find absolute locks

2. Capping experts- Some of you guys sit at home with 1 computer looking up stuff for 20mins and think you have then found a great play and call yourselves "cappers". Yea, the whole world is trying to find profitable angles, but because you looked for 20mins you now know the correct side to play. When pros talk about capping skills, this is what they are referring to:



For those that are a little slow: You insert team names instead of people names

3. Computer models- Let me break this down for you. Have you ever wondered why they have rotation numbers? It is for this reason ONLY. For computer models you have to count all the games for the BIG american sports. You can easily see in NBA tonight it goes from 701 to 720, which means there are 20 possible choices. Go to NCAABB next and repeat for each major American sport (NOTE: Sometimes for smaller games they mix up the rotation numbers. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THIS TRICK). Luckily for us, SBR has all the sports lined up in the correct order so you know which goes where. Once you are done with that, go to a random number generator and set the parameters. Click the button and see which number comes up. Whatever team that correlates to is the 1 you should play.

2 important things here: 1. Since its only a sample of 1 and it is a computer model, you can infact play the exact team drawn 2. never play over/unders. It won't work.

4. Chasing- Simple answer here. Yes chasing works.
Take a look at this:



Most of you fukks think each event is independent and that is simply not the case. Every time you lose, the chances of you winning is that much higher . Everyone should be doubling up and cashing easy money.


I would post system, steam, and arbing angles but personally I don't think you are ready for it yet and do not want to deal with death threats for releasing those.

some of my best work

unfortunately the first two monthly threads are gone from sbr

i loved that one about how to place max wagers