[mintybetmachine]

Any sport. So far found only a nine gamer, but I feel that there are members here who have a much better and more efficient database compared to mine. Meantime I'll keep looking.

[Sawyer]

JR Miller, 0-13.

Check out http://www.professionalgambler.com

[mintybetmachine]

Originally Posted by Sawyer

JR Miller, 0-13.

Check out http://www.professionalgambler.com

not a service, i meant like a team going on a 10 game ATS losing streak or something

[LT Profits]

Cleveland Cavaliers lost 13 in a row ATS in 2001

[LT Profits]

Iowa Hawkeyes in CBB lost 14 in a row ATS in 2002

[JVP3122]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

Iowa Hawkeyes in CBB lost 14 in a row ATS in 2002

How the hell do you know this? Have you been tracking it that long?

I noticed in your signature that you finally had a down year in MLB last season. I thought it was just me, but it was an odd year last year, was it not?

[mintybetmachine]

Thank you LT that was priceless info thank you very much

[mintybetmachine]

Do you have software to find it that quick? I am still in the excel age

[LT Profits]

JVP3132, mintybetmachine,

I used WinPicks software to look it up. If you go back further, the Phoenix Suns lost 16 in a row ATS way back in 1995.

[Justin7]

I've lost 14 in a row ats. I also had nearly 400 losing parlays in a row (in a failed depth charge).

[Peep]

Originally Posted by Justin7

I've lost 14 in a row ats. I also had nearly 400 losing parlays in a row (in a failed depth charge).

Impressive Justin.

I once lost 64 horse races in a row, and I was just straight betting. Streaky game for sure.....

[reno cool]

Originally Posted by Peep

Impressive Justin.

I once lost 64 horse races in a row, and I was just straight betting. Streaky game for sure.....

come on peep, are you serious? I'm guessing you weren't betting favorites.

[Peep]

All long shots Reno Cool. Trainer system. Probably average price of 20-1. Was back around 2001.

[Jaug]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

Iowa Hawkeyes in CBB lost 14 in a row ATS in 2002

Funny thing about this streak, they were very close to the covering the spread a couple of times. Probably made line makers thinking they were pretty much on top of them since they were not blown out against the spread.

[arwar]

Here are some notable NFL streaks:

12/18/1983-11/04/1984 Houston Oilers lose 11 ATS
12/11/1988-10/22/1989 Dallas Cowboys lose 10 ATS
10/14/1984-12/09/1984 Atlanta Falcon lose 9 ATS
01/13/1991-10/27/1991 Cincinnati Ben lose 9 ATS
09/19/1999-11/14/1999 Cincinnati Ben lose 9 ATS
11/02/1986-09/13/1987 Dallas Cowboys lose 9 ATS
11/21/2005-09/17/2006 Green Bay Pack lose 9 ATS
01/09/1988-10/16/1988 Indianapols Co lose 8 ATS
10/06/1996-12/01/1996 Indianapols Co lose 9 ATS
09/27/2003-11/09/2003 Oakland Raider lose 9 ATS
11/24/2002-09/21/2003 San Diego Char lose 9 ATS
11/03/2002-12/20/2002 San Francisco lose 9 ATS
12/13/1997-10/18/1998 Washngton Reds lose 9 ATS

[Wrecktangle]

0-10 just a few weeks ago.

[CaptainPrice]

0-15
last november

[cav1x]

64 in a row? Ouch...I'd seriosly think about quitting after 30-40 lost in a row....but 64...ouch

[arwar]

Originally Posted by Peep

Impressive Justin.

I once lost 64 horse races in a row, and I was just straight betting. Streaky game for sure.....

you can do that in one day at the OTB if you are playing > 20-1 plays.

[BigdaddyQH]

Originally Posted by arwar

Here are some notable NFL streaks:

12/18/1983-11/04/1984 Houston Oilers lose 11 ATS
12/11/1988-10/22/1989 Dallas Cowboys lose 10 ATS
10/14/1984-12/09/1984 Atlanta Falcon lose 9 ATS
01/13/1991-10/27/1991 Cincinnati Ben lose 9 ATS
09/19/1999-11/14/1999 Cincinnati Ben lose 9 ATS
11/02/1986-09/13/1987 Dallas Cowboys lose 9 ATS
11/21/2005-09/17/2006 Green Bay Pack lose 9 ATS
01/09/1988-10/16/1988 Indianapols Co lose 8 ATS
10/06/1996-12/01/1996 Indianapols Co lose 9 ATS
09/27/2003-11/09/2003 Oakland Raider lose 9 ATS
11/24/2002-09/21/2003 San Diego Char lose 9 ATS
11/03/2002-12/20/2002 San Francisco lose 9 ATS
12/13/1997-10/18/1998 Washngton Reds lose 9 ATS

The Browns failed to cover in 9 straight from in 2008-early 2009, losing 8 and pushing 1. Kind of funny because after Cleveland snapped that losing streak this past season, they finished the season on an 7-0 winning run.

[arwar]

Originally Posted by BigdaddyQH

The Browns failed to cover in 9 straight from in 2008-early 2009, losing 8 and pushing 1. Kind of funny because after Cleveland snapped that losing streak this past season, they finished the season on an 7-0 winning run.

my data doesn't include this season, but I do see where they didn't cover the last 7 last year

[infinite wisdom]

In College Basketball, Tennessee Martin is currently 0-12 ATS their last 12.
11.5 point dogs to Eastern Illinois today.

[jlgarciaiii22]

I'm currently on a bad losing streak of 0-11, but hopefully the Vikings end this trend tommorrow!

[Glitch]

suddenly- i feel a little better about my run.

[dkp]

What's the point? It doesn't really help you as a capper to know this does it?

A better question - and I even doubt this one - is "what is the ATS record of teams on a current 7 games ATS losing streak? or 8 game streak? etc?

I've always been curious when looking at this day to day is what is typical result when a 4 games ATS losing streak team is up against a 4 games winning streak team? Even then, I'm not sure that this is just lazy handicapping at its best?

[infinite wisdom]

in college basketball, tulsa is 0-10 ATS last 10 heading into thursdays gm @ duke.

[poochiecollins]

Originally Posted by Sawyer

JR Miller, 0-13. Check out http://www.professionalgambler.com

I tracked him for around a year and a half; he lost most of his picks. I had an e-mail exchange with him about the flaw in his flat-betting writings, where he stopped replying after my last elaborating e-mail. I don't think he's selling picks anymore.

[chase1]

Not ATS but William & Mary had gone under 10 times in a row before hitting the over tonight. I would like to know some streaks on O/U if anyone knows.

[rm18]

The Florida Marlins had 16 overs in a row about 4 years ago, it was crazy how people would just hammer the over every game after it hit like 11 in a row

[mminkovski]

SO you want to calculate your bank if you need to chase longest ATS losing streak?

[chase1]

Look at this roll of bets you would go through win your intial bet of $100. Using the Marlins 16 losses in a row.

1- 110
2- 220
3- 440
4- 880
5- 1760
6- 3520
7- 7040
8- 14,080
9- 28,160
10- 56,320
11- 112,640
12- 225,280
13- 450,560
14- 901,120
15- 1,802,240
16- 3,604,480
17- 7,208,960------------ When the team finally wins you profit a whopping $100

[Jaug]

Originally Posted by chase1

Look at this roll of bets you would go through win your intial bet of $100. Using the Marlins 16 losses in a row.

1- 110
2- 220
3- 440
4- 880
5- 1760
6- 3520
7- 7040
8- 14,080
9- 28,160
10- 56,320
11- 112,640
12- 225,280
13- 450,560
14- 901,120
15- 1,802,240
16- 3,604,480
17- 7,208,960------------ When the team finally wins you profit a whopping $100

This is what keeps the book in business. People chasing until their accounts are yellow.

[Jaug]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

Iowa Hawkeyes in CBB lost 14 in a row ATS in 2002

Tied record by Tenn-martin losing 14 ATS in a row this season

[willieteal]

Originally Posted by rm18

The Florida Marlins had 16 overs in a row about 4 years ago, it was crazy how people would just hammer the over every game after it hit like 11 in a row

That's the point of this thread though right? When people start hammering/ or staying away from the team on the streak, isn't there value in going the other way. No because the team is "due" but because the streak and its followers create inflation???