Hello Ace, hope all is well I have a few questions 1) on my line do you use the opening number or the closing number, after the the has moved either way 2 points does it make a difference? ........... 2) what was my line for the superbowl Indianapolis vs New Orleans? I have a few more and ask latter on just trying to grasp this system and learn ing how to do it on paper. my last question I need to know, I followed you and Ken in the contest you had and such a sad and tradgedy what transpired if you can pm me and let me know what actually happened and what caused this sudden tragedy? Thanks for your time Ace @)
I base it on when I make the bet....if at the time there is a +6 value and I bet it...than if it drops to a +4 value...I would not bet it at that time
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Myline number on the super bowl
................YEAR............LAST 8 WEEKS.....6 WKS..........4 WKS
NO..............-6....................-1.5................PK...............PK
IND
THE NUMBER
LINEOFF
NO +84
IND +46.......................................EDGE NO
TIME
NO +24
IND -35.........................................EDGE NO
PEN
NO 894 YARDS
IND 620......................................EDGE IND
T/O
NO 30
IND 28.........................................EDGE IND
IF YOU DO THIS BASE ON THE LAST 4 GAME
LINEOFF
NO+3
IND-16.......................................EDGE NO
TIME
NO -1
IND +6........................................EDGE IND
PEN
NO 120
IND 60 YARDS.............................EDGE IND
T/O
NO 6
IND 7.........................................EDGE NO
each capper can look at those number and see a diff story in those number...but if you add more "tools" in to your plan to cap...the picture will get clear....
books avg on over and under for Ind and NO is........46.......what they have done over the many weeks is........avg 48
Looking at the Super Bowl itself, things have been as even as possible. Both the ‘over’ and the ‘under’ have hit 21 times each (there was no total for Super Bowl I). Before the Steelers defeated the Cardinals, 27-23, last year to go ‘over’ the posted total of 46, the ‘under’ had hit four consecutive Super Bowls. The number itself is interesting as well. Currently the Super Bowl ‘over/under’ is 56.5, having risen from the opening line of 55. It is the highest total in the history of the Super Bowl.
about Ken...not sure...my gut says...he alive...but some where else
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