Reversing previous night's play

[Sundram]

Anyone ever notice that teams that tend to have a very high scoring game the night before go "under" the next night, and vice versa? A perfect example would be the Dodgers & Mets, who scored 22 runs on 7/19 (Lowe vs Glavine, yet), and then scored 5 last night. Another example is the Pads & Phils, who scored 1 run on 7/19, and then went over last night, when the line was 9, and looked to be an "obvious" under?
Have noticed this trend in the NFL as well, when divisional teams play each other for the 2nd time. Feedback??
Sundram

[AC1318]

also when one side is blown out say 10-1 the next night the one that got hammered wins check the past couple nights to see what I mean

[Savant]

thats exactly what i said yesterday guys..those who got hammered bad last night are gonna come back with a vengence and win.
As for the over/under, its pretty predictable too..those games that went over will be under and vice versa

[Sundram]

also when one side is blown out say 10-1 the next night the one that got hammered wins check the past couple nights to see what I mean

Wonder if anyone has tracked the stats on both these angles for doubleheaders, also.
Sundram

[Sundram]

thats exactly what i said yesterday guys..those who got hammered bad last night are gonna come back with a vengence and win.
As for the over/under, its pretty predictable too..those games that went over will be under and vice versa

Based on that, would you be taking Yanks, Tigers, Reds & Pads today? Obviously, nothing works all the time, but both these are interesting angles.

[Savant]

b4 i came to this forum, i actually used to do that..lol
and guess what..i won by such weird fluke.

yes the above teams plus pittsburgh..the only team that wld go against this equation wld be St Louis which id add to my list cuz of gut instincts..lol

[Sundram]

b4 i came to this forum, i actually used to do that..lol
and guess what..i won by such weird fluke.

yes the above teams plus pittsburgh..the only team that wld go against this equation wld be St Louis which id add to my list cuz of gut instincts..lol

Pirates didn't get blown out yesterday, though. Do you define a "blowout" as losing by 6 runs or more?
Like this o/under trend, too!

[Savant]

yes they didn't get blown out like the white sox but the over is good for pittsburgh.

[rob]

I used to know of an NFL system that was successful for many years regarding playing the opposite of the previous game's o/u in their second meeting. However, it wasn't that simple and there were a number of other factors that had to be taken into consideration.