Got it, nice job. Good one too, long history of consistent performance over the years. Thanks JOriginally Posted by cofaga
H and p:margin<=-10 and op:margin<=-10 and opp:margin<=-10 and oppp:margin<=-10 and opppp:margin<=-10
that's some good odds, thanks for the info
nicely done fellas,,,wtg
How do you guys feel about this sdql for the over?
line<-11 and p:margin<8 and p:W and pp:W and ppp:W and H and op:W
guys what is the sdql here please :
fade a team off a win for 25 o more and next game the line is less than last game.
p:margin>=25 and line>p:line and season>=2013guys what is the sdql here please :
fade a team off a win for 25 o more and next game the line is less than last game.
thanks cofaga, so tomorrow fade clippers.p:margin>=25 and line>p:line and season>=2013
I know Jmon said that he doesn't usually play the sdql plays blindly. So Jmon, what filters do you use, or how do you decide to play a given sdql play?
This is one of those SDQL's which doesn't really have much of a logic behind it and one of the best SDQL's posted here by Mako indicates that Clippers is the play tomorrow. Also this pick is backed by other two minor SDQL's.thanks cofaga, so tomorrow fade clippers.
I don't know if my prior question wasn't clear, but I'm having trouble coming up with the query language for 2H scoring comparisons/trends.
Specifically, I'd like to look at 2nd half scoring when the first half goes over a certain threshold. For instance, if the first half of a game goes over, say, 120 points, what's the 2nd half scoring trend?
So we won on the Kings and Lakers and lost on the Washington under. 2-1, I'll take it.This is one of those SDQL's which doesn't really have much of a logic behind it and one of the best SDQL's posted here by Mako indicates that Clippers is the play tomorrow. Also this pick is backed by other two minor SDQL's.
Will be on the Clippers tomorrow as you mentioned J, probably one other play as well but the line isn't on the board yet, we'll see.
That's actually a good question, I've been curious about a few halftime bets but haven't gotten to them yet on the list of scenarios to research. There must be some solid gems as the halftime lines in just about any sport usually contain far more value than the full game lines due to a lack of time for the books to set them.I don't know if my prior question wasn't clear, but I'm having trouble coming up with the query language for 2H scoring comparisons/trends.
Specifically, I'd like to look at 2nd half scoring when the first half goes over a certain threshold. For instance, if the first half of a game goes over, say, 120 points, what's the 2nd half scoring trend?
thanks cofaga, so tomorrow fade clippers.
This is one of those SDQL's which doesn't really have much of a logic behind it and one of the best SDQL's posted here by Mako indicates that Clippers is the play tomorrow. Also this pick is backed by other two minor SDQL's.
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So it's FADE the Clippers
see post's 204 and 249. I also like to have a situation favoring one team and a situation against the other. You need to know, I have been at sdql for over 3 years. So it seems like it come naturally to me. And it will to you eventually, if practiced.I know Jmon said that he doesn't usually play the sdql plays blindly. So Jmon, what filters do you use, or how do you decide to play a given sdql play?
That's actually a good question, I've been curious about a few halftime bets but haven't gotten to them yet on the list of scenarios to research. There must be some solid gems as the halftime lines in just about any sport usually contain far more value than the full game lines due to a lack of time for the books to set them.
Can we use operands in the query language? Maybe we can do something with 1Q+2Q scoring compared to 3Q+4Q scoring? I keep getting errors when I try to use parentheses & plus/minus, but maybe I'm just entering things incorrectly.
Any good spot plays for today Jmon?
Thank you for the reply JMon. It is greatly appreciated.see post's 204 and 249. I also like to have a situation favoring one team and a situation against the other. You need to know, I have been at sdql for over 3 years. So it seems like it come naturally to me. And it will to you eventually, if practiced.
