There are past things I'd love to research. (Such as the correlation between hockey totals of 5 pushing or going Under, with a team getting 1 1/2 goals.)
How would you go about getting that info?
(I'm sure some of you are cringing over this thread.)
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03-13-10 08:29 AM #1
We need a "Research for Dummies" handbook.
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03-13-10 11:59 AM #2
Hi Bluehorseshoe
Here's something else to add to your research list:
I question this assumption.
Originally Posted by Bluehorseshoe
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03-13-10 12:38 PM #3
You question that books will throw out "Steam" players? Originally Posted by Dave Head
Why are you bringing it up in this thread?
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03-13-10 06:38 PM #4
if only the internet came with search functions
then, we could actually answer this stuff
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03-13-10 06:42 PM #5
You need a database of some sort. Originally Posted by Bluehorseshoe
There are past things I'd love to research. (Such as the correlation between hockey totals of 5 pushing or going Under, with a team getting 1 1/2 goals.)
How would you go about getting that info?
(I'm sure some of you are cringing over this thread.)
Then you need to put the field for "line" at +1.5, and the field for "Total line" at 5 and <5.
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