First two weeks should be taken slow. I will start running the labby on April 14th.Originally Posted by tr4sh
So this is a labby line only system?
Games in which the home team is at -145 or higher and the O/U is at 9 or higher have shown a very strong win percentage for the favorite to win a game in a 3 or 4 game series.What is the rule for the O/U 9 filter?
Last edited by on3; 03-31-14 at 11:56 AM.
The -145 line is what was backtested. From what I've seen, -145 in MLB is like -4 in the NBA or -6 in the NFL. Lines where oddsmakers have designated a clear favorite. I have no stats to back this up, this is just from my years of wagering.So, what is the basic logic behind this system anyway. Why -145 and not -140 and why do you think it starts to fail in the 2nd half.
Just curious. really!
2nd half seems to falter because lines become very inflated in the MLB, so too many teams qualify for plays. Bad teams get -160 lines if they are anywhere near playoff contention or have a decent pitcher on the mound. Division leaders routinely get -260 to -300 lines and losses in a series like that really crush the bankroll.
Last edited by on3; 03-31-14 at 11:57 AM.
Correct.good luck on3.
a question about the 5/2. when i filtered play lose the A game, then we play that B bet to win 5 units and if that lose we play the C bet to win 2 more units?
am i correct?
Nice 5-0 start. Thanks
Nice 5-0 start. Thanks
Wow.....great start indeed. Thanks
Checking in, started following this system last year and it was a thrill!
any shmuck can pick the five biggest favorites on the board and win, right? let's see what happens in the coming weeks. there is always one pitfall in the first two weeks, i'm still treading lightly.Nice 5-0 start. Thanks
NO PLAYS TODAY
UPDATED for 4/1/2014
System(s) record Chase:
Regular system: 5-0-0; Profit: +5 units
Filtered System: 0-0-0; Profit: 0 units
5/2 chase: 0-0-0; profit: 0 units
Records: (regular, filtered, 5/2)
Game 1 (A) win = 5-0; 0-0
Game 2 (B) win = 0-0; 0-0; 0-0
Game 3 (C) win = 0-0; 0-0; 0-0
REGULAR FOR 4/1/2014
none
Filtered
none
5/2
none
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what is the difference between your "regular" and "filtered" systems?
Thanks
GL this season buddy i'll be watching
I am intrigued. I will be following this season.
you cant look at the top of the page?what is the difference between your "regular" and "filtered" systems?
Thanks
Im looking:you cant look at the top of the page?
Basic rules -- if HOME team A is favored by -145 or greater in game1 of their series, they are a play. 3 game chase. A few filters:
It was shown to be profitable to play a 5/2 system, the 5/2 is indicating the units bet to win the series. The trigger is when a filtered play loses the (A) game.
No 2-game series' should be played.
After the all-star break, teams must meet either the overall .500 record test or the home record over .500 test.
Odds > -190 should be played on the RL.
The O/U 9 filter has a very strong historical record.
Last year finished at around +100 units, most of which came during the first half of the season. The second half of the season is always a treading water situation.
Here is last years thread: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/baseball-betting/2270068-on3s-mlb-2013-opening-day-system-thread.html
Please point out where it says the difference between regular and filtered
Here you go: The O/U 9 filter has a very strong historical record.Im looking:
Basic rules -- if HOME team A is favored by -145 or greater in game1 of their series, they are a play. 3 game chase. A few filters:
It was shown to be profitable to play a 5/2 system, the 5/2 is indicating the units bet to win the series. The trigger is when a filtered play loses the (A) game.
No 2-game series' should be played.
After the all-star break, teams must meet either the overall .500 record test or the home record over .500 test.
Odds > -190 should be played on the RL.
The O/U 9 filter has a very strong historical record.
Last year finished at around +100 units, most of which came during the first half of the season. The second half of the season is always a treading water situation.
Here is last years thread: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/baseball-betting/2270068-on3s-mlb-2013-opening-day-system-thread.html
Please point out where it says the difference between regular and filtered
Games with an O/U of 9 or above are "filtered" plays.
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