One thing that bothers me about this system. What happens once a team clinches a solid playoff spot? Do we stop betting on that team? Pitchers take extra rest, veterans take more days off rookies get more playing time...
The record is what it is, but it's really your call. Remember a few years back the Red Sox ran out a minor league lineup for 4 straight games so I just decided not to play them.
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Quote Originally Posted by NoSoLucky:
One thing that bothers me about this system. What happens once a team clinches a solid playoff spot? Do we stop betting on that team? Pitchers take extra rest, veterans take more days off rookies get more playing time...
The record is what it is, but it's really your call. Remember a few years back the Red Sox ran out a minor league lineup for 4 straight games so I just decided not to play them.
One thing that bothers me about this system. What happens once a team clinches a solid playoff spot? Do we stop betting on that team? Pitchers take extra rest, veterans take more days off rookies get more playing time...
A few years back, Red Sox ran out a minor league lineup for 4 straight games. I just refused to play them in that instance even though they cleared.
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Quote Originally Posted by NoSoLucky:
One thing that bothers me about this system. What happens once a team clinches a solid playoff spot? Do we stop betting on that team? Pitchers take extra rest, veterans take more days off rookies get more playing time...
A few years back, Red Sox ran out a minor league lineup for 4 straight games. I just refused to play them in that instance even though they cleared.
This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
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This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
Wouldn't be too concerned. The numbers speak for themselves.
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Quote Originally Posted by iamnomad:
This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
Wouldn't be too concerned. The numbers speak for themselves.
I will say this: I tracked this as a six-game chase dating to 1999. Would love to go back even further to see when it lost.
With that, I do usually cut my chase after 4 games. I may play a 5th game but unlikely. In the past, I had no trouble sticking through to a 5th game with any system. However, I now cut things quicker. Probably the reason why my betting career has become a complete train wreck.
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I will say this: I tracked this as a six-game chase dating to 1999. Would love to go back even further to see when it lost.
With that, I do usually cut my chase after 4 games. I may play a 5th game but unlikely. In the past, I had no trouble sticking through to a 5th game with any system. However, I now cut things quicker. Probably the reason why my betting career has become a complete train wreck.
This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
One thing you could do is wait out some series. Like, for instance, this coming weekend there are 3 series. Pick the 2 you're most confident in getting an A game win, and don't bet the first game of the other series. Chances are, you'll get at least one, if not both wins from the series you bet and could now jump on the series you did not bet, if that first game happened to lose.
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Quote Originally Posted by iamnomad:
This is a great system. My only concern is that with so many teams--good teams, too--some of these series may be pretty tough, particularly when teams like Boston and TBay host each other. I may just take the 5 teams with the best home record (if there is one team I'm nervous about right now, it's Texas). Pitt and St. L. are another pair. Both teams have shown they can win on the road. Either way, I still expect it to be profitable. Just wanna try to limit my risk.
One thing you could do is wait out some series. Like, for instance, this coming weekend there are 3 series. Pick the 2 you're most confident in getting an A game win, and don't bet the first game of the other series. Chances are, you'll get at least one, if not both wins from the series you bet and could now jump on the series you did not bet, if that first game happened to lose.
I got 39 total series. Mistakes I noticed are in bold.
It should read the following :
Orioles (4) -- July 26, August 16, September 5, September 24
Red Sox (4) -- July 19, July 30, August 27, September 13
Tigers (4) -- July 26, August 15, August 26, September 13
Athletics (4) -- July 25, August 13, August 30, September 16
Rays (3) -- August 13, August 23, September 16
Rangers (4) -- July 19, August 13, September 9, September 23
Braves (4) -- July 26, August 9, August 27, September 23
Reds (4) -- August 2, August 19, September 2, September 23
Pirates (3) -- July 29, August 27, September 12
Cardinals (5) -- July 19, August 5, August 22, September 6, September 23
GL everyone
New to this chase and want to make sure I do it correctly.
With the dates above start a 3 or 4 (depending on series number) game chase with that team? How do you guys do chase bets (EX-A BET-$50, B-bet -$100,etc?)
Thanks for all the help!!
CG
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Quote Originally Posted by scotty84:
I got 39 total series. Mistakes I noticed are in bold.
It should read the following :
Orioles (4) -- July 26, August 16, September 5, September 24
Red Sox (4) -- July 19, July 30, August 27, September 13
Tigers (4) -- July 26, August 15, August 26, September 13
Athletics (4) -- July 25, August 13, August 30, September 16
Rays (3) -- August 13, August 23, September 16
Rangers (4) -- July 19, August 13, September 9, September 23
Braves (4) -- July 26, August 9, August 27, September 23
Reds (4) -- August 2, August 19, September 2, September 23
Pirates (3) -- July 29, August 27, September 12
Cardinals (5) -- July 19, August 5, August 22, September 6, September 23
GL everyone
New to this chase and want to make sure I do it correctly.
With the dates above start a 3 or 4 (depending on series number) game chase with that team? How do you guys do chase bets (EX-A BET-$50, B-bet -$100,etc?)
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