Tuesday, Jan 20
Both games qualify as plays, but but there are a couple things that point to the other side with regards to systems/referees. I'm going to post them anyways, just to see what happens.
Oklahoma City/Miami OVER 203
- This game has a Referee that has a high percentage of UNDERS when the game total is set at 201 or lower. Atl/Tor had an OVER Referee in their game last week, and the game still went under. The infamous Phx/Mem game that went to OT was another UNDER play, with an Over ref, that would have gone Under if not for OT. OKC/Sac was an OVER play that went way Under with an Under ref.
I know that there are other factors besides a Referee that determine an outcome, so trying to determine if the Referee is enough to make the game a pass despite the strong percentage of wins picking O/U otherwise. Just wanted to caution those that are tailing.
San Antonio/Denver UNDER 203
- I have a system play that calls for an OVER in this game, playing the OVER when the home team scored 80 or less in their previous game and the game before that was an OVER. Game is also a non-div game. Its 50% the last 2 years, but 8 of the 9 previous it was a very solid angle.
I'm probably going to pass on them both, but want to post for the record anyways. Curious how these plays do as a stand alone, without regards to Referees or any other outside factors (systems, travel, injuries, etc..)
Both games qualify as plays, but but there are a couple things that point to the other side with regards to systems/referees. I'm going to post them anyways, just to see what happens.
Oklahoma City/Miami OVER 203
- This game has a Referee that has a high percentage of UNDERS when the game total is set at 201 or lower. Atl/Tor had an OVER Referee in their game last week, and the game still went under. The infamous Phx/Mem game that went to OT was another UNDER play, with an Over ref, that would have gone Under if not for OT. OKC/Sac was an OVER play that went way Under with an Under ref.
I know that there are other factors besides a Referee that determine an outcome, so trying to determine if the Referee is enough to make the game a pass despite the strong percentage of wins picking O/U otherwise. Just wanted to caution those that are tailing.
San Antonio/Denver UNDER 203
- I have a system play that calls for an OVER in this game, playing the OVER when the home team scored 80 or less in their previous game and the game before that was an OVER. Game is also a non-div game. Its 50% the last 2 years, but 8 of the 9 previous it was a very solid angle.
I'm probably going to pass on them both, but want to post for the record anyways. Curious how these plays do as a stand alone, without regards to Referees or any other outside factors (systems, travel, injuries, etc..)
