Sunde, Sneaker, et al.
An excellent way to "operationalize" the "fade the public" principle...but some definitional (Sheldon Cooper-ish) wrinkles need to be ironed out...
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The teams to back are clear...the one's slagged by at least 8 of ESPN's 12 talking heads that are separated from their opposition by no more than 4.5points [by Pinny, for clarity] at the time of ESPN's going on record[more appropriate than the open, more opjective than "anytime after ESPN's calls"]
but not so clear is is the best way to back them...seems to me there are four clear options here
A)-->SU for all plays
B)-->ATS for all plays
C)-->a COMBINATION OF BOTH (sprinkled between ATS & SU positions [say, half/half by risk])
D)-->a HYBRID approach, such as playing whichever option gives the "higher prob of winning" for each=
*play dogs ATS (ie. using the + points to help us out)
*play favesSU (avoiding the -ve points deficit to help us out...since we're only talking 4.5pts max the ml can't be too chalky vs. the spread on these)
I lean toward option "D"
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Comments welcome,
An excellent way to "operationalize" the "fade the public" principle...but some definitional (Sheldon Cooper-ish) wrinkles need to be ironed out...
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The teams to back are clear...the one's slagged by at least 8 of ESPN's 12 talking heads that are separated from their opposition by no more than 4.5points [by Pinny, for clarity] at the time of ESPN's going on record[more appropriate than the open, more opjective than "anytime after ESPN's calls"]
but not so clear is is the best way to back them...seems to me there are four clear options here
A)-->SU for all plays
B)-->ATS for all plays
C)-->a COMBINATION OF BOTH (sprinkled between ATS & SU positions [say, half/half by risk])
D)-->a HYBRID approach, such as playing whichever option gives the "higher prob of winning" for each=
*play dogs ATS (ie. using the + points to help us out)
*play favesSU (avoiding the -ve points deficit to help us out...since we're only talking 4.5pts max the ml can't be too chalky vs. the spread on these)
I lean toward option "D"
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Comments welcome,
