Wilba: You're flat bettin the A's temporarily, here & there, throughout the season, completely separate from the usual season long b/c chase, from what i understand. So tonight you wagered 3 separate bets or whatever on the A's. NJ lost, MEMP. lost, & GS was either a push, loss, (or a win if gotten @ the +7.5 for the lousy 3 min. they had it up at betus). Putting that aside, the next NJ gm. is a B bet, & if ya have an A bet that same night on another tm., then you'll be laying separate bets(the A, & the usual B's). Is that right? Doesn't it all come out in the laundry eventually if ya had just waited for these next 3 (in my opinion) B bets, & wagered the extra amount on those as usual. But then again what the hell do i know, cause i'm certainly no stat/math genius. I'm sure you can set me straight. 
I Did not bet on the V2 A bet yesterday, as V2 A bets have been hitting where they should be (A record 5-2), and a turnaround for them is not expected. Turnarounds expected for only V3 a little, and V1 a lot. V1 was 9-11 in A's up until yesterday, and as expected the A bet won. V3 14-13 in A's, so a turnaround also expected for that, although less confident with the V3.
So yesterday was a +10.5 win with GS, (I use Pinnacle not betus so I dont have problems with dodgy lines, GS was +7.5 at pinnacle from when I woke up to when the game tipped off) and a buzzer beater loss for the grizzlies. I bet to win 2 units on the V1 (won +2), for reasons explained, and 1 for the V3 (lost 1.88). So I made only a very small +0.12 unit profit yesterday. But I am confident that I will make more money than that from this little experiment. See I will do it like an 'only A bet' labby - these bets have NOTHING to do with the system bets of B/C that you know I do.
Consider this to be a separate system of labby betting all V1/V3 A bets for a limited time. I still do NOT bet Jm NBA A bets as part of an A/B/C system as I know they do not work.
Does looking at it this way make it easier for you to understand?
I will give you another example - the first 7 NCAA football bowl games this year were ALL won by the favorite covering the spread. After this I knew that some dogs would have to win somewhere, so I bet the next 4 games to be covered by the dog in each game (even though I know nothing about gridiron) and sure enough 3 of the 4 games were covered by dogs.
All I am doing here is the same thing with the A bets, coz I know statistical probabilities always win out in the long run. A bit unorthodox perhaps, but doing this with ANY sport has never failed me in the past.
Another example - after 4 rounds of EPL soccer a year ago, there were no draws. So the next weekend I bet every game to be a draw, even if I didn't like the bet. 4 of the 10 games that weekend were draws, paying an average of 3.50 (+250 US odds) for a decent profit. Anytime I see a statistical anomaly I bet it to change, labby style, until it does. Thats what I am doing with V1/3 A's right now.
Good Luck w/ it bro. Rake in a few extra bucks for yourself. I fully understand where you're comin from.
