Hey i dont care if you keep betting your money on bad teams... I hear Thursdays pick is going to be on the East San Fernando Valley Tech Hummingbirds ... dont worry tho the Hummingbirds have a great new 6'2 center who does a great job of opening up driving lanes for their deaf shooting gaurd.
The point im trying to make is that capping a game between teams with nothing to play for but pride is going to be less accurate then capping a game between say Syracuse and Pitt (teams with good players good coaches, big fanbases, final 4 and Nba aspirations and so on.
You can bet on all the scrub teams you like but the fact is the winners so far this system ( Arizona St, Seton Hall,Oklahoma, Santa Clara, UNLV, Purdue, North Carolina) If you stopped betting on horses/-/it teams like Clevland State, the system record is 7-0 with an A bet coming up vs, what 7-2 with a B coming up. Sorry that this clearly upset you, i was just assuming people were like me and didnt enjoy losing money on teams that arent even good enough to have ESPN give a gamecast.
I'm not losing anything because I quit playing it. I was just so amazed by your comment I couldn't believe it. And you don't quit there.
The point im trying to make is that capping a game between teams with nothing to play for but pride is going to be less accurate then capping a game between say Syracuse and Pitt (teams with good players good coaches, big fanbases, final 4 and Nba aspirations and so on.
He's not capping games he's capping point spreads. The system has nothing to do with the teams. You don't even need him to play it. Just look for lines that are -1 or -4 all day.
Do you know why the sportsbooks don't put lines on Ivy League Football like they used to. Because they were getting their brains beat out by teams with nothing to play for but pride, teams without big fan bases, without playoff aspirations, teams with average coaches and players.
The fact is that the books pay much more attention to big games and big names because there is so much more action on these match ups. Some of the best cappers focus on small conferences whereas the books do not.
Sorry, I have never bashed anyone in all the years around this site. You are the first. I suppose it's because I've never read anything that made less sense.
Wow, I guess we can call this the night of the Marquee Matchups. A lot of the time we'll have selections on games from the non-power conferences. But tonight, all 3 games that fit the system are from the big, power conferences: Big 10, ACC, and SEC.
Let's go over how to bet the Basketball and Football games following the system. Keep in mind that you can also bet each game as a straight bet for the same amount if you so choose. That is why I list ALL eligible games.
But if you want to stick exactly as the system is laid out, you MUST follow the instructions in the PDF below.
I do not write Bet A, Bet B, or Bet C after the games because once we're into the middle of the season what might be your Bet B could be somebody else's Bet A and so on.
For Football and Basketball - games with an * next to them are the strict system bets. I will list the point spread that I am getting down at (and therefore judging my win percentage on) and starting times next to each game. If you can get a better number, then take it.
If your sportsbook is showing a worse number then you may have to buy a half point or more to get the desired spread. If you choose not to, and bet the game anyway - just be aware that I will be judging my won-loss record at the spread I get.
If there are multiple picks on a given day - if you hit an early game, then the next bet would be a Bet A, and so on. If you aren't sure how to use the system, please check out the PDF below.
Some members choose to bet all of my releases, while others choose to stick to the system exactly as it’s laid out below. If there are multiple games going on at once that fit the system, the * lets you know which is the strongest (and therefore the system) play.
http://www.sportsbettingprofessor.com/pdfs/system1.pdf
As always, picks are against the pointspread and not just to win outright. Tuesday's NCAA selections:
North Carolina -1* (this is the Tarheels, the visiting team, not the NC St. Wolfpack)
Michigan St. -3.5 (this is the Spartans, the visiting team, not the Michigan Wolverines)
Kentucky -6.5