Week 5 NFL POWER SYSTEM™

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Week 5 NFL POWER SYSTEM™

From the PRO INFO SPORTS POWER SYSTEM e-CYCLOPEDIA

ACTIVE for Arizona at San Francisco:

Play ON a home team (not a favorite of 2+ points) off less than 2 takeaways in each of its last 4 games vs. an opponent not off a favorite ATS loss/push in its last game.

Since 1996, this POWER SYSTEM is 21-0-1 ATS, beating the spread by an average of more than 10 points a game.
 

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huh

your kidding, right? Why not just play on any team that has at least 4 players with the last name beginning with the letter B, playing a team that has at least 3 players on the team that have seen every episode of Star Trek.

Since 1972....15-1

Where do you get this garbage information from and why do you even bother?
Unbelievable.
 

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You look hard enough you can find a trend that will tell you anything you want. That may be the most ridiculous one I've ever seen.
 

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How about "two sorry ass teams, take the home team"...
 

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The reasoning of this system and why it's successful is pretty obvious. A team that has failed to get even 2 turnovers for the last 4 games, is due for some take aways and breaks to come their way. Playing a team off a spread win gives them additional line value which certainly came in handy here, and is why this system is now 22-0-1 ATS.
 

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