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I think that's the formula for Einsteins relativity haha
 

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with the small card tonight, i figured id get some work done for tom.. looks like gs and utah will most likely be plays. possible leans are nyk and dallas.. will update later
 

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f is the square root of the number of wins by the home team on the 2nd night of b2bs multiplied by blocks + assists.
x is pts scored - points allowed + average fans in attendence divided by 3.14
h is technical fouls * ft % * turnovers

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so you are 13-8, 6-2 on leans, at $100 increments you are +420 on plays and +190 on leans, overall +610 . :103631605
 

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X is a function of f hence it's called f of x. Don't forget to take the limit (lim) from h to 0, where h is any number less than zero. So when you have "less than zero" you'll get a hazy shade of winter.
 

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also have a lean to the mavs -3.5.. thats it for today..
 

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I think I am light-headed now trying to read those formulas. You guys are killing me.:)
 

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I think I am light-headed now trying to read those formulas. You guys are killing me.:)

Its actually pretty easy...this formula will hopefully make it clear as day. I have actually been using this to come up with the derivatives and absolute values for the college over/under system and it seems to be doing quite well:

Although complex numbers are readily input using numeric constants, e.g. <CODE>12.5j_7.9</CODE>, in meaningful applications the components are more likely to be expressions from which complex numbers are constructed. This example will explain it. Lets use todays game between Clippers and Pacers:

The symbol <CODE>±</CODE> is used here to denote either of the verbs of Pacers <CODE>+@-@j.</CODE> or <CODE>-@+@j.</CODE> since they are equivalent. The points <CODE>z ±z -z +z</CODE> represent a Clippers rectangle formed by reflections in the x and y axes with vertices visited anti-clockwise, while the points <CODE>j.z ±j.z -j.z +j.z</CODE> represent a total spread (or the final outcome of the game). So when j. -j. are anticlockwise/clockwise rotations are formed between the two teams you will take the home dog. Hope this explains it pretty well.

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Its actually pretty easy...this formula will hopefully make it clear as day. I have actually been using this to come up with the derivatives and absolute values for the college over/under system and it seems to be doing quite well:

Although complex numbers are readily input using numeric constants, e.g. <CODE>12.5j_7.9</CODE>, in meaningful applications the components are more likely to be expressions from which complex numbers are constructed. This example will explain it. Lets use todays game between Clippers and Pacers:

The symbol <CODE>±</CODE> is used here to denote either of the verbs of Pacers <CODE>+@-@j.</CODE> or <CODE>-@+@j.</CODE> since they are equivalent. The points <CODE>z ±z -z +z</CODE> represent a Clippers rectangle formed by reflections in the x and y axes with vertices visited anti-clockwise, while the points <CODE>j.z ±j.z -j.z +j.z</CODE> represent a total spread (or the final outcome of the game). So when j. -j. are anticlockwise/clockwise rotations are formed between the two teams you will take the home dog. Hope this explains it pretty well.

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HAHA thats good stuff Sammy
 

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X is a function of f hence it's called f of x. Don't forget to take the limit (lim) from h to 0, where h is any number less than zero. So when you have "less than zero" you'll get a hazy shade of winter.

Dammit, I've lost my whole bankroll, because I had been approaching zero from the positive side. I've been walking, back and forth, like an Egyptian trying to figure this out. Thanks Sea-Urchin
 

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Dammit, I've lost my whole bankroll, because I had been approaching zero from the positive side. I've been walking, back and forth, like an Egyptian trying to figure this out. Thanks Sea-Urchin

Sorry to hear that. The Egyptian formula is quite archiac. Try to stay away from the manic monday.
 

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thanks guys, lets get this money!!! ill also be on the nuggets and the under tonight, not a system play but loved them and saw brewers and serious on it as well.. cleveland in a really tough spot facing the billups led nuggegts.. denvers been intense on the defensive end since the trade and have the length with nene and kenyon to bother lebron when he gets to the basket.. billups should be able to outmuscle mo williams.. gl tonight..
 

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