Explanations:
if the line change more than 4 points in the direction that I want (example, I'm playing the UNDER 200 and the line go down to 195 it's still a play, but if the opposite happens it can break the 9 point filter that I set up initially). It's hard for me 2 explain better in english.
if the line change more than 4 points in the direction that I want (example, I'm playing the UNDER 200 and the line go down to 195 it's still a play, but if the opposite happens it can break the 9 point filter that I set up initially). It's hard for me 2 explain better in english.
In the example of today, the LAC/MEM game the line opened at 198.5 and the bkane number was 209,2 so it was a play on the UNDER. But the line during the day went as high as 203, it's now at 202.5 and this number breaks the filter of 9 point that I set up for the system! It passed from a system play to a NO PLAY.
I beleived that the line was going down even more, that's why I've played at 198.5 (there's no such thing as a perfect system).
I beleived that the line was going down even more, that's why I've played at 198.5 (there's no such thing as a perfect system).
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) and then use the filters. If it's a play you then should make a call UNDER/OVER but you can't (or shouldn't??) wait all day to see what the line will do.....so you have to risk it (I did that in LAC/MEM the and then saw the freaking line jump 6 POINTS!!!!) and make the best call you can!
