(C) TEX +105 to win 79 (since the B line is a little heavy, taking last night's loss and putting the entire amount on the C line 69+10)
(C) TEX +105 to win 79 (since the B line is a little heavy, taking last night's loss and putting the entire amount on the C line 69+10)
Cash Texas finally! I was worried and took +1.5 (-150)
UPDATED for 5/19/2014
System(s) record Chase:
Regular system: 55-2-0; Profit: +41 units (NYY one game loss, -2.3 units, OAK loss -7.07 units)
Filtered System: 7-0-0; Profit: +7 units
5/2 chase: 0-0-0; profit: 0 units
Records: (regular, filtered, 5/2)
Game 1 (A) win = 38-19; 6-1 ~ 67%, 86%
Game 2 (B) win = 8-11; 0-1; 0-0 ~ 43%, 0%
Game 3 (C) win = 9-2; 1-0; 0-0 ~ 82%, 100%
Labby
15-x-20-10
10-20-36-52
x-x-10-x
reshuffle +3.5 units added to the line
20-20-20-20
20-20-20-20
20-20-20-20
Labby filtered
x-10-10-x
10-10-10-10
10-10-10-10
Regular -- all (A) plays must close at -145 or higher to be an official play
(A) WSH -175 to win 40
(A) KC -190/+110 to win 40 -- play RL
(A) LAA -185 to win 40
Filtered -- all plays must meet 'Regular' requirement and close at an O/U of 9 or higher to be an official play
none
5/2
none
KC has a potential for filtered play o/u @ 8.5 right now.
Have some big B bets coming up
stl will be a play tomorrow and possibly Bos to help make back some of these A bet losses. Only worried about washington tomorrow.
Good Luck everyone.
Last edited by J.M. Disciple; 05-19-14 at 11:36 PM.
great night last night...let's not do that again
UPDATED for 5/20/2014
System(s) record Chase:
Regular system: 55-2-0; Profit: +41 units (NYY one game loss, -2.3 units, OAK loss -7.07 units)
Filtered System: 7-0-0; Profit: +7 units
5/2 chase: 0-0-0; profit: 0 units
Records: (regular, filtered, 5/2)
Game 1 (A) win = 38-22; 6-1
Game 2 (B) win = 8-11; 0-1; 0-0
Game 3 (C) win = 9-2; 1-0; 0-0
Labby
20-47-45-30
20-67-65-50
20-20-20-20
Labby filtered
x-10-10-x
10-10-10-10
10-10-10-10
Regular -- all (A) plays must close at -145 or higher to be an official play
(A) BOS -142 to win 47*** do not bet until it is officially a play
(A) STL -178 to win 45
(B) WSH -107 to win 70
(B) KC -187 to win 65
(B) LAA -165 to win 67
Filtered -- all plays must meet 'Regular' requirement and close at an O/U of 9 or higher to be an official play
(A) BOS -142 to win 20***do not bet until it is officially a play
5/2
none
Looks like only KC today (C), game is not until 8pm e.t though. A few games start early today, so had to double check. I regrettfully bet Boston yesterday. Line did go above -145, but did not close above it. Chalk up my loss into my personal labby lines and move on.
UPDATED for 5/21/2014
System(s) record Chase:
Regular system: 58-2-0; Profit: +45.5 units (NYY one game loss, -2.3 units, OAK loss -7.07 units)
Filtered System: 7-0-0; Profit: +7 units
5/2 chase: 0-0-0; profit: 0 units
Records: (regular, filtered, 5/2)
Game 1 (A) win = 39-22; 6-1
Game 2 (B) win = 10-12; 0-1; 0-0
Game 3 (C) win = 9-2; 1-0; 0-0
Labby
20-47-x-30
x-x-65-60
20-20-20-82
Labby filtered
x-10-10-x
10-10-10-10
10-10-10-10
Regular -- all (A) plays must close at -145 or higher to be an official play
(C) KC -116 to win 102
Filtered -- all plays must meet 'Regular' requirement and close at an O/U of 9 or higher to be an official play
none
5/2
none
a word to anyone who has (but isn't in the habit of using) or can get a Matchbook.com account...
their MLB prices (AFTER commissions are removed) are outstanding...
best price anywhere right now on Royals is -114
at matchy it's -112.2 = posted -110 adjusted for their microscopic 1% tax on either winnings or losses (meaning, in effect it worsens the price by 2% over what you see, since it's 2-sided...so, multiply the neg-prices by 1.02, and the pos-prices by 0.98...to see how it stacks up vs. the other...usually very well!)
line-shopping is especially important on chases/line-clearing systems...as a good price on A leaves lower additional $overhang that carries over into B...and if it comes to a game C...a few points "saved" on your entries into A and B mean mucho dinero less you need to risk on the dreaded C (if we're talking flat-out chasing...but even if you're using lab-lines...lower prices at any stage mean less $ showing up in your cells as a result of any loss...and a lighter labby is a happier labby)
apart from the requirement for the A game to meet or exceed -145...once you're in a series, you're in, meaning you should be looking to get in as cheaply as possible for any B's and C's you must play...a stable of good books, and a good odds-comparison site (such as the freeby http://www.sportsbookreview.com/bett.../mlb-baseball/) are indispensible in minimizing the painful $-drawdowns that must be endured over a season
Last edited by fitguy67; 05-21-14 at 02:37 PM.
I would like to point out we need an actual unit count instead of just banking the wins. Just in case the labby does get heavy and we create a stop loss. I believe this happened once last year.
Thanks on3. Pretty simple to figure out now that you lay it out. Sorry Can't give any more points today, but appreciate the reply.
Cha-ching!!!
KC saved me from a big losing day. Still had a losing day from other systems, but not too bad. Just couple units. Could have been a lot worse. Looking forward to tomorrows action!
Good night peoples.
UPDATED for 5/22/2014
System(s) record Chase:
Regular system: 59-2-0; Profit: +46.5 units (NYY one game loss, -2.3 units, OAK loss -7.07 units)
Filtered System: 7-0-0; Profit: +7 units
5/2 chase: 0-0-0; profit: 0 units
Records: (regular, filtered, 5/2)
Game 1 (A) win = 39-22; 6-1
Game 2 (B) win = 10-12; 0-1; 0-0
Game 3 (C) win = 10-2; 1-0; 0-0
Labby
32-33-x-32
x-x-65-60
x-20-20-x
Labby filtered
x-10-10-x
10-10-10-10
10-10-10-10
Regular -- all (A) plays must close at -145 or higher to be an official play
(A) SD -149 to win 32
(A) CWS -150 to win 33
(A) SEA -154 to win 32
Filtered -- all plays must meet 'Regular' requirement and close at an O/U of 9 or higher to be an official play
none
5/2
none