Baseball Philosophy Pick Experiment (2009)
Those of you that know me know that I cap around 51% in just about everything... better than a coinflip, but not good enough to avoid losing money.
The only exception to this rule is my philosophy picks in the NFL, which I had a great season with last year and am hitting over 60% with over the last four years. They are based on going against the "extremely obvious" and attempting to spring trap lines.
Here's the video I did on them a few months back...
Anyway, I've only been able to get these to work in pro football. Never tried them in hockey or baseball, tried them a bit in basketball but that was based only on line movement as I don't know much about the sport. Baseball I know more about than any sport probably (including football), so I can get it to work in baseball? Only one way to find out. Try.
Don't advise tailing or anything in the early stages as this is experimental. Let's see how we do!
The only exception to this rule is my philosophy picks in the NFL, which I had a great season with last year and am hitting over 60% with over the last four years. They are based on going against the "extremely obvious" and attempting to spring trap lines.
Here's the video I did on them a few months back...
Anyway, I've only been able to get these to work in pro football. Never tried them in hockey or baseball, tried them a bit in basketball but that was based only on line movement as I don't know much about the sport. Baseball I know more about than any sport probably (including football), so I can get it to work in baseball? Only one way to find out. Try.
Don't advise tailing or anything in the early stages as this is experimental. Let's see how we do!