Hope someone else saw this great nugget"MLB Ticket & Money %'s w/RLM is 34-45 for -0.4u
Baltimore +106
LAA Tickets 91%
LAA Money 89%
RLM: BAL +141 to +106"
I'm not a proponent of the above theory, but I track in MLB for those interested. Last 5 yrs, MLB is the only sport with a +ROI using tickets & money w/RLM."
Winsday, August 25 recap:
A highly profitable day for followers of the sharper info &/or faders of the public.
Angle #1 Twins +147 ML: win
MLB algos on a 39-23-3 run the L65...had MIL/CIN UN4 (-105): win
Highest public concentrations...LA Angels -210 & LAD/SD OV8 (-102): Loss & pending (1-0 in 5th).
Book Needs: Low on Baltimore +178 (1st 5 +195): win, loss, profitable 1-1 at + money.
Book Needs: Low on Twins +141 (1st 5 +120): win, win, 2-0 at plus money.
H on CWS/TOR under 4.5 -20: win.
H prior to Monday was 53-32-1 (61.63%), his last 86 picks, +18.20 units, since May 18/21, daily best bet thread. One unit per pick allowed, all sports combined. Regression was & is still due, sooner or later, regarding that run.
H prior to Monday was overall: 658-557-21 +79.67 UNITS
MLB writeup thread: 0-2.
On to Thursday, August 26. BOL.
I hate to be the dumb one of the bunch but do we follow or fade the 1st 5 and game algorithims on the cubs and dbacks games
Info FYI & consideration.
Someone's opinion, FYI & consideration.
Fade or follow or neither. Your choice, your responsibility. BOL.
"Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results"
"Past success is no guarantee of future success"
"Wagering on sports can be a roller coaster ride."
"Passing is not winning, but passing is always better than losing!"
“Show me someone who has never failed, and I will show you a coward.”
"I don't advise to fade or follow anything. I report & track to let you decide."
“…it ain't how hard you hit; it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!”
"Be cautious of regression after such a strong run..."
Been a great run, caution advised given recent luck.
Been a great run, caution advised.
But X you are recommending those plays correct
But X you are recommending those plays correct
I have no recommendation either way.
The source of the algos says "Been a great run, caution advised."
I'm not aware how they did in past years, but i guess they would have had some measure of success or he would have dropped them.
They are at 50% now for this season. They sucked (would have been a great fade) before the all star break & have been on fire since.
Algorithms | ||||
MLB 1st Inning Totals v1.0 | 52 | 40 | 56.5% | 6.7 |
MLB 1st Inning Totals v2.0 | 45 | 34 | 57.0% | 9.0 |
MLB 1st 5 Innings Totals | 56 | 38 | 59.6% | 15.1 |
MLB Full Game Totals | 50 | 47 | 51.5% | -0.6 |
MLB Grand Salami | 20 | 16 | 55.6% | 3.0 |
MLB Underdog Algorithm (Beta) | 1 | 1 | 50.0% | 0.3 |
But X you are recommending those plays correct
I have no recommendation either way.
The source of the algos says "Been a great run, caution advised."
I'm not aware how they did in past years, but i guess they would have had some measure of success or he would have dropped them.
They are at 50% now for this season. They sucked (would have been a great fade) before the all star break & have been on fire since.
Here are the all time MLB algorithms records:
Algorithms MLB 1st Inning Totals v1.0 52 40 56.5% 6.7 MLB 1st Inning Totals v2.0 45 34 57.0% 9.0 MLB 1st 5 Innings Totals 56 38 59.6% 15.1 MLB Full Game Totals 50 47 51.5% -0.6 MLB Grand Salami 20 16 55.6% 3.0 MLB Underdog Algorithm (Beta) 1 1 50.0% 0.3
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Units W/L are, per each column above:
+6.7
+9.0
+15.1
-0.6
+3
+0.3
Hope that helps.