I have tracked this only for a short time and it appears very promising, however I realize that winning for a short time does NOT necessarily mean it's a long term winner. That said, the best way to expose this system, good or bad, is to post it for all to see. The following are the criteria:
1. Look at the 3 refs scheduled for a game and if all 3 have an over record, PLAY THE OVER.
2. If 2 out of 3 have an over record and the third has an even O/U record, PLAY THE OVER.
3. If 2 refs have an over record and the third ref has an under record it's a NO PLAY.
4. Reverse the first 2 for an under play and #3 is still a NO PLAY.
As the season progresses, I may "drill down" a bit more and see how the refs perform at the posted game total.
Today's plays are:
Orlando/Brooklyn under
Philly/Toronto over
Charlotte/Lakers over
I realize that a lot more handicapping goes into picking totals, and this is only one aspect, so use this info accordingly.
Finally, I will try to post as long as this seems like a viable tool, but other commitments may not allow me to do so every day.
Good luck to all.
DD
1. Look at the 3 refs scheduled for a game and if all 3 have an over record, PLAY THE OVER.
2. If 2 out of 3 have an over record and the third has an even O/U record, PLAY THE OVER.
3. If 2 refs have an over record and the third ref has an under record it's a NO PLAY.
4. Reverse the first 2 for an under play and #3 is still a NO PLAY.
As the season progresses, I may "drill down" a bit more and see how the refs perform at the posted game total.
Today's plays are:
Orlando/Brooklyn under
Philly/Toronto over
Charlotte/Lakers over
I realize that a lot more handicapping goes into picking totals, and this is only one aspect, so use this info accordingly.
Finally, I will try to post as long as this seems like a viable tool, but other commitments may not allow me to do so every day.
Good luck to all.
DD
