CHRIS JORDAN
(The Other Bald Asshole)
37-38-1, -6,590♦
(Tracking Started On 2/1/2011)
JORDAN RESULTS for 3/21
100♦ / SPURS -11 / WINNER
TOTAL: +100♦
Jordan For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
Tue: -220♦
Wed: -330♦
Thu: +700♦
Fri: +300♦
Sat: -220♦
Sun: -220♦
Mon: +100♦
This Week Total: +110♦
Last Week Total: -1,000♦
March 2011
JORDAN SIDE: 18-16-0, -1,290♦
FADE SIDE: 16-18-0, +420♦
Jordan's Past
FEB 2011: -5,630♦
(The Other Bald Asshole)
37-38-1, -6,590♦
(Tracking Started On 2/1/2011)
JORDAN RESULTS for 3/21
100♦ / SPURS -11 / WINNER
TOTAL: +100♦
Jordan For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
Tue: -220♦
Wed: -330♦
Thu: +700♦
Fri: +300♦
Sat: -220♦
Sun: -220♦
Mon: +100♦
This Week Total: +110♦
Last Week Total: -1,000♦
March 2011
JORDAN SIDE: 18-16-0, -1,290♦
FADE SIDE: 16-18-0, +420♦
Jordan's Past
FEB 2011: -5,630♦
JEFF BENTON 2011
(The Big Play Specialist)
55-56-1, -110 Dimes
BENTON RESULTS for 3/21
30 DIMES / WASHINGTON STATE -6 / WINNER
TOTAL: +30 DIMES
Benton For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
TUE: -33 DIMES
WED: -16.5 DIMES
THU: +65 DIMES
FRI: +45 DIMES
SAT: +50 DIMES
SUN: +30 DIMES
MON: +30 DIMES
This Week Total: +170.5 DIMES
(The Big Play Specialist)
55-56-1, -110 Dimes
BENTON RESULTS for 3/21
30 DIMES / WASHINGTON STATE -6 / WINNER
TOTAL: +30 DIMES
Benton For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
TUE: -33 DIMES
WED: -16.5 DIMES
THU: +65 DIMES
FRI: +45 DIMES
SAT: +50 DIMES
SUN: +30 DIMES
MON: +30 DIMES
This Week Total: +170.5 DIMES
I keep waiting for Garrett aka Adams to tank and he just refuses to. Guy has been on an absolute tear since the Super Bowl and if he wins tonight he'll be one of the few on that site up for the year per legitimate record keeping. It's shocking since Adams is a great fade. I haven't been receiving his plays but if I see him get into the black and may take a risk and start fading hard as I don't believe from past history that this guy can maintain a profit.
Cannon remains awful. The jury is still out on Atkins.
Pick Nation 2011
Michael Cannon 2011
2011 YTD: 40-64, -666.5 Dimes
Cannon Fade: 64-40, +464.5 Dimes
Karl Garrett 2011
2011 YTD: 63-51-3, -6.5 Dimes
Garrett Fade: 51-63-3, -223 Dimes
Brett Atkins as of 3/9/2011
2011 YTD: 7-5, +47 Dimes
Atkins Fade: 5-7, -89.5 Dimes
Cannon remains awful. The jury is still out on Atkins.
Pick Nation 2011
Michael Cannon 2011
2011 YTD: 40-64, -666.5 Dimes
Cannon Fade: 64-40, +464.5 Dimes
Karl Garrett 2011
2011 YTD: 63-51-3, -6.5 Dimes
Garrett Fade: 51-63-3, -223 Dimes
Brett Atkins as of 3/9/2011
2011 YTD: 7-5, +47 Dimes
Atkins Fade: 5-7, -89.5 Dimes
ANTHONY REDD 2011
(Don't Be A Trick!)
101-100-1, -992.5 Dimes
REDD RESULTS for 3/21
30 DIMES / RHODE ISLAND / LOSER
30 DIMES / NORTHERN IOWA / LOSER
30 DIMES / BOISE STATE / LOSER
30 DIMES / OKLAHOMA STATE / LOSER
30 DIMES / ALABAMA / WINNER
TOTAL: -102 DIMES
Redd For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
TUE: -39 DIMES
WED: -88 DIMES
THU: +15 DIMES
FRI: -22.5 DIMES
SAT: -60 DIMES
SUN: +27 DIMES
MON: -102 DIMES
This Week Total: -269.5 DIMES
(Don't Be A Trick!)
101-100-1, -992.5 Dimes
REDD RESULTS for 3/21
30 DIMES / RHODE ISLAND / LOSER
30 DIMES / NORTHERN IOWA / LOSER
30 DIMES / BOISE STATE / LOSER
30 DIMES / OKLAHOMA STATE / LOSER
30 DIMES / ALABAMA / WINNER
TOTAL: -102 DIMES
Redd For The Week: 3/15 to 3/21
TUE: -39 DIMES
WED: -88 DIMES
THU: +15 DIMES
FRI: -22.5 DIMES
SAT: -60 DIMES
SUN: +27 DIMES
MON: -102 DIMES
This Week Total: -269.5 DIMES
COVERS - PICK 'N' ROLL
(Tracking Started On 2/22/2011)
13-19-2 (NBA)
13-9-0 (NCAA HOOPS)
TUESDAY 3/22/2011
NBA
Washington Wizards at Portland Trail Blazers (-15)
After a hard-fought loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Trail Blazers need to be careful not to overlook the Wizards, who still have only one straight up victory on the road this season.
Portland ended up dropping an 84-80 decision to L.A. on Sunday and it doesn’t sound like coach Nate McMillan is content with staying competitive as the club continues on its playoff push.
"Once again, we have control of a game, and we don't execute down the stretch, and (the Lakers) tighten up their defense," McMillan told reporters. "We have a few turnovers and miss a few shots. We had an opportunity. The things we've been doing well, we didn't do them.”
Meanwhile, Washington actually looked pretty good in a 98-92 win over New Jersey as a 2.5-point underdog on Sunday thanks to 26 points from rookie John Wall, but you have to think Portland – which has covered in four straight - comes out looking for blood in this one.
Pick: Trail Blazers
NCAAB
Kent State Golden Flashes at Colorado Buffaloes (-9)
You can’t blame the Golden Flashes for being pretty pleased about their run in the NIT so far. They became the first team to win its first two games on the road since the tournament switched back to 32 teams in 2007.
And they had to overcome some adversity in a 72-68 win over Fairfield as a 5.5-point underdog on Sunday. Starting point guard Michael Porrini was forced to leave the game with five minutes remaining when he had his bell rung on a screen.
''We're resilient and tougher than any team I've had as a head coach,'' KSU coach Geno Ford told reporters. ''Here we are at the end of the game without our best player and have guys step right in and keep us from missing a beat. No one on this team is afraid to compete or lay it on the line.''
Word has it that Porrini should be OK to go Tuesday against Colorado, but the Golden Flashes will need a huge game to stay within striking distance here. We’re not counting on it considering the roll the Buffaloes are on right now.
Pick: Buffaloes
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13-19-2 (NBA)
13-9-0 (NCAA HOOPS)
TUESDAY 3/22/2011
NBA
Washington Wizards at Portland Trail Blazers (-15)
After a hard-fought loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Trail Blazers need to be careful not to overlook the Wizards, who still have only one straight up victory on the road this season.
Portland ended up dropping an 84-80 decision to L.A. on Sunday and it doesn’t sound like coach Nate McMillan is content with staying competitive as the club continues on its playoff push.
"Once again, we have control of a game, and we don't execute down the stretch, and (the Lakers) tighten up their defense," McMillan told reporters. "We have a few turnovers and miss a few shots. We had an opportunity. The things we've been doing well, we didn't do them.”
Meanwhile, Washington actually looked pretty good in a 98-92 win over New Jersey as a 2.5-point underdog on Sunday thanks to 26 points from rookie John Wall, but you have to think Portland – which has covered in four straight - comes out looking for blood in this one.
Pick: Trail Blazers
NCAAB
Kent State Golden Flashes at Colorado Buffaloes (-9)
You can’t blame the Golden Flashes for being pretty pleased about their run in the NIT so far. They became the first team to win its first two games on the road since the tournament switched back to 32 teams in 2007.
And they had to overcome some adversity in a 72-68 win over Fairfield as a 5.5-point underdog on Sunday. Starting point guard Michael Porrini was forced to leave the game with five minutes remaining when he had his bell rung on a screen.
''We're resilient and tougher than any team I've had as a head coach,'' KSU coach Geno Ford told reporters. ''Here we are at the end of the game without our best player and have guys step right in and keep us from missing a beat. No one on this team is afraid to compete or lay it on the line.''
Word has it that Porrini should be OK to go Tuesday against Colorado, but the Golden Flashes will need a huge game to stay within striking distance here. We’re not counting on it considering the roll the Buffaloes are on right now.
Pick: Buffaloes
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I spent some time over the last 2 days backtracking what I discussed in post #908 to see if there was any research I could gather to see if this was a good system. These are results from March 1st. We all had heard that these guys have a history of tanking their big plays. Keep in mind a few things from my research:
1) I am almost assuredly missing plays
2) this is a relatively small sample size
3) these handicappers have had a relatively good and lucky March.
4) I also had a few plays jotted down at my apartment when I had the idea of this system where a couple weren’t posted in the Service Play forum but tracking Cannon’s results the day after I was able to have the win/loss.
Also keep in mind from my original post I readjusted Scott Delaney and moved him to the smaller (50 dime+) category after seeing his increments are smaller. That led him going an extra 0-1. I added any DeMarco 20 dimers in March where he went 1-0 yesterday. So that balanced each other out.
Lastly I omitted any teasers as we never fade those. I feel the results of this system may well be close to this or formulate around 54%. If we can bang out around 54% over a long term sample that would be more than acceptable, I think we would agree.
As mentioned Benton and Adams were the guys that routinely drove the percentages up as they and their collection of personas have had tremendous months. These are long term losers so it’s positive that the more they keep releasing big plays the more likely they are to revert back to losing.
Chris Jordan/Jay McNeil didn’t win a game that I can remember. Craig Davis has fallen off and close to .500 after winning a bunch of big plays this month.
3/1 (2-0)
3/2 (0-1)
3/3 (0-1)
3/4 (1-1)
3/5 (2-2)
3/6 (-)
3/7 (1-2)
3/8 (-)
3/9 (1-1)
3/10 (1-0)
3/11 (0-3)
3/12 (3-0)
3/13 (-)
3/14 (1-0)
3/15 (-)
3/16 (0-3)
3/17 (4-4)
3/18 (2-2)
3/19 (2-3)
3/20 (0-4)
3/21 (1-0)
3/22 (-)
Overall: 21-27 (43.75%)
1) I am almost assuredly missing plays
2) this is a relatively small sample size
3) these handicappers have had a relatively good and lucky March.
4) I also had a few plays jotted down at my apartment when I had the idea of this system where a couple weren’t posted in the Service Play forum but tracking Cannon’s results the day after I was able to have the win/loss.
Also keep in mind from my original post I readjusted Scott Delaney and moved him to the smaller (50 dime+) category after seeing his increments are smaller. That led him going an extra 0-1. I added any DeMarco 20 dimers in March where he went 1-0 yesterday. So that balanced each other out.
Lastly I omitted any teasers as we never fade those. I feel the results of this system may well be close to this or formulate around 54%. If we can bang out around 54% over a long term sample that would be more than acceptable, I think we would agree.
As mentioned Benton and Adams were the guys that routinely drove the percentages up as they and their collection of personas have had tremendous months. These are long term losers so it’s positive that the more they keep releasing big plays the more likely they are to revert back to losing.
Chris Jordan/Jay McNeil didn’t win a game that I can remember. Craig Davis has fallen off and close to .500 after winning a bunch of big plays this month.
3/1 (2-0)
3/2 (0-1)
3/3 (0-1)
3/4 (1-1)
3/5 (2-2)
3/6 (-)
3/7 (1-2)
3/8 (-)
3/9 (1-1)
3/10 (1-0)
3/11 (0-3)
3/12 (3-0)
3/13 (-)
3/14 (1-0)
3/15 (-)
3/16 (0-3)
3/17 (4-4)
3/18 (2-2)
3/19 (2-3)
3/20 (0-4)
3/21 (1-0)
3/22 (-)
Overall: 21-27 (43.75%)
CHRIS JORDAN
(The Other Bald Asshole)
38-38-1, -6,690♦
(Tracking Started On 2/1/2011)
JORDAN RESULTS for 3/22
100♦ / BULLS -4 / WINNER
TOTAL: +100♦
Jordan For The Week: 3/22 to 3/28
Tue: 1-0, +100♦
Wed:
Thu:
Fri:
Sat:
Sun:
Mon:
This Week: 1-0, +100♦
PAST TWO WEEKS
3/15 to 3/21: +110♦
3/8 to 3/14: -1,000♦
MARCH TOTAL
JORDAN SIDE: 19-16-0, -1,190♦
FADE SIDE: 16-19-0, +310♦
JORDAN'S PAST
FEB 2011: -5,630♦
(The Other Bald Asshole)
38-38-1, -6,690♦
(Tracking Started On 2/1/2011)
JORDAN RESULTS for 3/22
100♦ / BULLS -4 / WINNER
TOTAL: +100♦
Jordan For The Week: 3/22 to 3/28
Tue: 1-0, +100♦
Wed:
Thu:
Fri:
Sat:
Sun:
Mon:
This Week: 1-0, +100♦
PAST TWO WEEKS
3/15 to 3/21: +110♦
3/8 to 3/14: -1,000♦
MARCH TOTAL
JORDAN SIDE: 19-16-0, -1,190♦
FADE SIDE: 16-19-0, +310♦
JORDAN'S PAST
FEB 2011: -5,630♦
Cannon going with a 50 dimer tonight, as if he has the bankroll to step out there with a Game of the Year. Hopefully we get it as it would qualify as part of my Fade Big Play theory.
Michael Cannon 2011
2011 YTD: 40-65, -699.5 Dimes
Cannon Fade: 65-40, +494.5 Dimes
Karl Garrett 2011
2011 YTD: 63-52-3, -28.5 Dimes
Garrett Fade: 52-63-3, -203 Dimes
Brett Atkins as of 3/9/2011
2011 YTD: 8-5, +67 Dimes
Atkins Fade: 5-8, -111.5 Dimes
Michael Cannon 2011
2011 YTD: 40-65, -699.5 Dimes
Cannon Fade: 65-40, +494.5 Dimes
Karl Garrett 2011
2011 YTD: 63-52-3, -28.5 Dimes
Garrett Fade: 52-63-3, -203 Dimes
Brett Atkins as of 3/9/2011
2011 YTD: 8-5, +67 Dimes
Atkins Fade: 5-8, -111.5 Dimes
