No you don't. I'd rather have 3 games that were similar to the game I'm capping instead of 8 and 6 of them be unrelated. That's why I said it is misleading because look at the games before you post. Your database is feeding you bullshit. San fran played greenbay on the road as favorites on a long win streak before playing seattle on the road in that same post season. I look this shit up. I don't type it into a database and half ass it. This isn't right.
The houston oiler and ny jets game in 93 they were both on 7+ game win streaks. Lol someone had to win.
So you would rather not have more data that is similar to but not exactly like the game you are capping?
And San Fran lost in week 11 that year so the packers game didnt qualify for this trend(also not qualifying was the game they played a week later against Carolina on the road). Which actually solidifies my point even more, the greater the streak the more pressure, the better chance it has of ending. So maybe you should do a little better job of "looking shit up" homeboy.
I am well aware that the second trend i posted had some games that qualified both teams, and if you understood math that would make those games 1-1 which would negate that game entirely thus not affecting the ATS win percentage but since you like to look shit up and count on your fingers maybe you arent so good at math.
Look man I don't start shit with anyone on here but you are basically saying that I am misleading people which is insulting to me, all I ever do here is try to post shit that helps people find an edge in a game.
observer, don't use "week>17" to query playoffs use "playoffs=1". several years in NFL there were 2 bye weeks/team so in those seasons week 18 is a regular season game not a playoff game
mob you need to get off the crack if you think the 49ers won 7+ games in a row in 2014
The 10 game win streak on the road as favorites is what you should of entered...except there would be no data. Lol.
Are you really this fucking dumb? I did that query initially and it returned no data, so i said 'Damn, I wonder if anyone has done anything close to that?" and thats where i landed on this.
You obviously don't do this much so I will explain how i do queries looking for trends that will help me lean in certain directions, I look for the specific situation, if that does not exist or has very little data i expand the query, thus how i got to this query, a team going into a playoff game with with a win streak of more than 7 on the road. Then i said hmmm i wonder what the % is in all games, not just on the road, and i got to my second query.
If you can't understand why i would want to expand the data set to gather more information you are a fucking retard. BTW never in this thread did i say anyone else should bet the Texans or did i say that this was the specific situation that KC was in.
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