I like these updates. While the updates don't shock me (I bet more dogs than faves and I'm having a negative unit season) it's nice to see just ridiculous it is (albeit a small sample size)
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20Four7
SBR Hall of Famer
04-08-07
6703
#73
Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
When someone is so concerned about win percentages in a ML sport, it's fairly indicative that they have no idea what they're talking about. I hope you realize that favorites could be 56% and have a negative ROI.
you are correct monkey, and my data shows that fav's win at just under a 58% clip. However that stat alone is meaningless.
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RockBottom
SBR MVP
12-03-08
1448
#74
It should even out as the dog prices get bigger
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statnerds
SBR MVP
09-23-09
4047
#75
Originally posted by TheLock
I like these updates. While the updates don't shock me (I bet more dogs than faves and I'm having a negative unit season) it's nice to see just ridiculous it is (albeit a small sample size)
sorry about the sample size. i tried to get them to have played more than 1,500 games to this point, but they weren't going for it.
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LarryF
SBR Wise Guy
12-11-09
949
#76
Based upon my unscientific research, fav's win at about a 60% clip (May thru August).
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rkelly110
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
10-05-09
39691
#77
My combo, Fav and Underdog (+RL ) system is hitting @ 75%. Avg. about 8 gms. a day.
Betting the +RL has about the same odds as a fav. I've only been paper trading for a short
while and don't have a unit value. Of 128 gms, 96 won. 1/2 of those won on -RL w/ odds
over 2-1. I don't bet the fav. blindly. The system will pick the games for me. Mostly fav's,
and some dogs of which I bet +RL.
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statnerds
SBR MVP
09-23-09
4047
#78
+35.19 Units
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Rookie-Capper
SBR MVP
03-21-09
4567
#79
when playing bigger favs try 2 team parlays it lowers your cost and risk and you have to win both to make money anyway...
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CapNWatch
SBR Rookie
07-27-10
24
#80
It feels like there have been fewer +250ish and above cashes than in recent seasons.
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J-Ro11
Restricted User
05-01-10
525
#81
always blindly hammer the faves, thats how you get ahead in this game. ...or maybe thats how to get head. i dunno, i forget.
STL
NYM (blech)
TOR
CINCI
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sapidoc
SBR MVP
03-25-10
1273
#82
So which book do you work for again?
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lordswing
SBR Wise Guy
02-22-09
765
#83
Can't wait for the NFL fav ML method to come up as well
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statnerds
SBR MVP
09-23-09
4047
#84
Originally posted by lordswing
Can't wait for the NFL fav ML method to come up as well
here is a freebie, cause i am that kind of guy
since 2000, NFL faves of 14 or more points are 65-7 SU for 90% winners.
Solid system. I think it should be referred to as HUBRIS or NANANANANAIMNOTWRONGDESPITECOMMONSENSE. Couple of people would probably buy it too. Such is life.
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JerseyShop101
Restricted User
09-04-08
2704
#87
Originally posted by statnerds
here is a freebie, cause i am that kind of guy
since 2000, NFL faves of 14 or more points are 65-7 SU for 90% winners.
Thats great, then as Taylor says, How about throwing me some SBR points? lol.
j/k
I remember last season, at 5dimes, you can buy a shtload of points, but w/heavy juice. But the good thing was you could do up to 15 team parlays with them. And barring any off the wall final score, it was a pretty consistent way to make a few dollars. (I wouldn't risk too big on the bigger parlays though).
Good luck this NFL season!
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lordswing
SBR Wise Guy
02-22-09
765
#88
Originally posted by statnerds
here is a freebie, cause i am that kind of guy
since 2000, NFL faves of 14 or more points are 65-7 SU for 90% winners.
Unfortunately 90% falls shy of the 93% win ratio that would be required to break even SU betting the ML
Ironically dogs in this situation would not have been profitable either
It appears like always that the market is efficient and the juice wins
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JerseyShop101
Restricted User
09-04-08
2704
#91
Originally posted by lordswing
Half Point calculator converts 14 pt spread to -3500 ML. Since I've never bought 14 points down, do tell how much it costs to buy down 14 points.
I just punched these in at 5dimes to see how much it costs to buy 14 points for sides and the totals, its way less than -3500.
8/12/2010 7:30 PM NFL Football 252 New England Patriots* +13 -1455 vs New Orleans Saints
8/12/2010 8:00 PM NFL Football 253 Carolina Panthers/Baltimore Ravens* Over 20½ -1000
8/12/2010 8:00 PM NFL Football 255 Oakland Raiders/Dallas Cowboys* Over 20½ -1000
9/2/2010 7:30 PM College Football 134 South Carolina* pk -1273 vs Southern Mississipi
9/2/2010 12:30 PM College Football 154 Missouri* pk -1273 vs Illinois
Risking $100.00 To Win $50.00
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ngates815
SBR Posting Legend
12-01-09
13845
#92
Originally posted by JerseyShop101
I just punched these in at 5dimes to see how much it costs to buy 14 points for sides and the totals, its way less than -3500.
8/12/2010 7:30 PM NFL Football 252 New England Patriots* +13 -1455 vs New Orleans Saints
8/12/2010 8:00 PM NFL Football 253 Carolina Panthers/Baltimore Ravens* Over 20½ -1000
8/12/2010 8:00 PM NFL Football 255 Oakland Raiders/Dallas Cowboys* Over 20½ -1000
9/2/2010 7:30 PM College Football 134 South Carolina* pk -1273 vs Southern Mississipi
9/2/2010 12:30 PM College Football 154 Missouri* pk -1273 vs Illinois
Risking $100.00 To Win $50.00
Wouldn't it just be better to do a 13pt teaser on spreads? and get it at -120 ?
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TheLock
SBR Posting Legend
04-06-08
14427
#93
This thread has staying power
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Willie Bee
SBR Posting Legend
02-14-06
15726
#94
Originally posted by TheLock
This thread has staying power
That's because we're all sharps here and understand the +ev to blindly hammering all money line favorites and going all in at least two times a day. I could be wrong