p:LA and pp:LA and AF and rest=0 and oS(L, N=7)>=6
Originally Posted by JAnthony
p:WAD and p:margin>=6 and H and 3<=line<=6 and season=2013
Interesting season trend worth looking at.
Taking it back to 2009 shows a 65%+ on the Over and a 68%+ on the Away team to win SU.
p:WAD and p:margin>=6 and H and 3<=line<=6 and season=2013
Interesting season trend worth looking at.2-0 anthonyp:LA and pp:LA and AF and rest=0 and oS(L, N=7)>=6
Great night, JA.
Really liked the angle on the 2nd with POR spiraling.
Good luck.
p:WAD and p:margin>=6 and H and 3<=line<=6 and season=2013
Interesting season trend worth looking at.
Gold.
Thanks!Great night, JA.
Really liked the angle on the 2nd with POR spiraling.
Good luck.
Killing it, just from the queries in the thread alone March has been a 67% win month so far...
Great work guys.
I had a good feeling a few days after you started the thread, Mako.Killing it, just from the queries in the thread alone March has been a 67% win month so far...
Great work guys.
Especially after more posters joined in.
Hats off to all contributing to the thread in any way.
Good luck.
two teams indicated today
p:AL and A and season=2013 and line<=8 and division!=o:division and p:line<2
p:L and op:L and A and rest>=1 and 0<=line<=3 and P:margin>=5 and season>=2010
An ATS pick for BKN v. CHA game.
tS(A, N=4)=4 and tS(L, N=4)>=3 and H and rest>=2 and oS(W, N=4)>=3 and season>=2007
An ATS and total pick for PHX v. WAS game.
I don't understand..so what's the pick for these games?
But out of three Wizards games (Wizards at home), the trend didn't work even once.p:L and op:L and A and rest>=1 and 0<=line<=3 and P:margin>=5 and season>=2010
An ATS pick for BKN v. CHA game.
tS(A, N=4)=4 and tS(L, N=4)>=3 and H and rest>=2 and oS(W, N=4)>=3 and season>=2007
An ATS and total pick for PHX v. WAS game.
Can someone explain how to read this stuff for us simple minds?
You clearly have mixed up both trends. First one has nothing to do with Wizards.But out of three Wizards games (Wizards at home), the trend didn't work even once.
Last edited by JAnthony; 03-26-14 at 02:04 PM.
