NBA SDQL 'Best Bet' 2014-15
12-1-14 - 4:22p CT
Play Phil +11
SDQL:
H and line>10 and P:L and Po:points>=100 and p:DL and p:ats margin>0
English: uggh my Phil play of the year...wish me well. Note under as well. Remember Lakers/Thunder last year?
Play home dog of more than 10- off a dog loss but covered, revenging a loss where the oppt scored 100 or more.
Love the pick Jmon. Supports the larger trends from the spreadsheet.
Thanks to nash13, I caught my mistake on the spreadsheet.
T-wolves are on 3 trends tonight (thought they were on two and Clippers were on the other):
H and p:AW and pp:AW and season > 2008 (150-121, 56.8%)
AD and WP < 50 and o:WP > 50 and ats streak < 0 and o:ats streak > 0 and on:H and 10 <= game number <= 60 and season >= 2009 (77-40, 65.8)
AD and p:AL and p:margin <= -13 and tA(points) >= 100 and o:WP >= 60 and o:rest > 0 (108-52, 67.5%)
10 losing days out of 30... pip working with the same queries or most..need to get sharper. Way too many bets yesterday; I had three and all won. My problem I can't find a best bet...lol
NBA
Sunday, November 30, 2014 Play Result Risk Net Final CHICAGO
BROOKLYN102
84
CHICAGO -3.5 (-105) Win 5.25 5.00 Final Golden State Warriors
DETROIT104
93
Golden State Warriors -9 (-110) Win 5.50 5.00 Final MEMPHIS
Sacramento Kings97
85
Under 194.5 (-110) Win 5.50 5.0
My god...if Phil does not hit; I'll never bet them the rest of the year regardless of the situation. fukking pathetic team; worse then the 09 Nets. Funny is...I bet the situation and not the team...horrific.
I guess it just depends on how someone likes to play, but when Consig posted the overall results for unique trend plays the other day, it was pretty eye opening. I'm sure there will be losing days like yesterday, but it seems to make sense to play as many solid trends as possible and ride it over time. There would be ups and downs, but theoretically would generally be up, right?
Jmon, how do you handle your bankroll as far as picking your unit size? Are your units 2% of your total bankroll, and do you bet more or fewer units according to how much confidence you have in a query?
Well done jmon, you earned every penny on that one!