[wal66]

Ok I've been calling what I am doing a system, a computer model, a program what the hell is it actually? All I am doing is using data to create an estimated line for each game. Then comparing the actual lines to my estimated lines with a practiced minimum deferential to eliminate games and narrow down my potential selection. From that point it's based on research, situtations, and other factors. I understand the latter part of what I'm doing but what technically is my initial portion called?

It's not that I am overly vain I just don't want to sound like a total idiot when trying to explain what I am doing is called. Plus I want to once and for all give it a title and quit calling it different things at different times. I could call it a Wally but I'm saving that for when I hot 70% for the season. lol

[Rio DiNero]

It does not take a genius like Justin7 to answer this question. What you are doing is called handicapping, my friend.

[wal66]

lol...........I know but the techies get paid to be technical I was just trying to get the value out of membership. I really would like to know which category it falls under though. I'm almost certain it is a very entry level type comuter model.

[spongerat]

why does this matter? just say you use data to narrow down plays

or just call it your lean filter or raw pick system or whatever.

[wal66]

Sponge I guess the only way to answer your question is to simply say it just matters to me. I try and help others around here when I can. I try to be informed. I have never laid claim to being a know it all about this thing we do but in my attempts to offer information, assist others or whatever I like to have atleast a clue of what I am talking about. Every week I refer to my program, system or model whatever I might be calling it that day, well I simply would like to know what exactly it is so when I am talking to someone I'm not a complete moron. Well atleast in terms of terminology that is.