I think we should not list plays as B or C if they do not qualify until back test is done. its going to lead people to bet personal bets and not system bets.
I think we should not list plays as B or C if they do not qualify until back test is done. its going to lead people to bet personal bets and not system bets.
i was referring to NHL as well as the jets beat the wings and the ducks beat the rangers to add to the NBA win
confusion abound again
does a B Bet mean second bet and C bet means third bet? As in your first A bet with the spurs lost, so for their second game, it is a B bet in which you put in X amount for an overall 1 unit win?
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-bonhammer
Last edited by bonhammer; 11-05-13 at 09:18 PM.
1-7-5 system
*Not traditional John Morrison System*
Bet Sizing
A) Risk 1.1u to win 1u
B) Risk 8.91u to win 8.1u
C) Risk 16.51u to win 15.01u
Profit: -1.4
Record:
A) 3-4
B) 0-0
C) 0-0
RULES:Reference Post #184
SCHEDULE: post #78
RECAP
11/5/2013
V1 UTA +9.5(A) VS BRK
V3 LAL +9 (A) VS DAL
UPCOMING PLAYS
11/6/2013 V2 LAC (A) VS ORL
11/6/2013 V3 DAL (A) VS OKC *This one should be fun to watch
11/6/2013 v1 UTA (B) VS BOS
11/7/2013 V3 LAL (B) VS HOU *
I've got a handle on it, but really do appreciate the offer. Thanks.
Last edited by Wallco99; 11-06-13 at 02:31 PM.
Good luck this season guys
Came back to this site just to follow the 1-7-5
Hopefully chase 110 will have a good year also
I'm not totally convinced by the concept of the 1-7-5 strategy versus the 0-7-5 strategy. The 7-5 strategy was borne out of the win/loss ratio of the traditional JM A bet, which has been clearly shown to lose in the long run and thats with the 3 point buy as well. I fully understand that last season the A bets performed well, but historically, they are a waste of money. However, I also recognise that the basic spread odds do not require the same level of success (target 56%) as the spread +3 odds (target approx 60%).Good luck with the back test, Wallco, but I believe last year was a (welcome) blip in the stats Regards. Kev