Like this, because there are a few other systems on the board that are confirming what this one is, which is that an object in motion tends to stay in motion...
Meaning this season particularly we're seeing a lot of people do well with 1H o/u and ATS wins moving into a second half o/u and ATS outcome that continues what was happening in the first half of the game.
Pixster's posts are an example of this, he uses his own eyeball test, and plays the trend at halftime for 2H ATS & o/u (even if the 2H plays are completely counter to what he thought would happen in the first half) and has been above 60% this year consistently.
Most public bettors assume that "halftime adjustments" will yield big changes, i.e., a losing team coming back in 2H, or that the if total first half points are higher than the first half over that it must "calm down" in the second half and go under, due to the "team in the lead sitting on the ball during the fourth quarter".
Both assumptions have been proven to be wrong in recent years, the exact opposite acutally, with teams losing ATS at halftime going on to lose even bigger the second half, and first half overs & unders leading to second half overs & unders as well.
Like this Dbear, keep it up!