A system is any type of betting that doesn't care what the spread or money line is. If you follow this, you will lose. Please don't clutter up the Think Tank with losing systems.
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A system is any type of betting that doesn't care what the spread or money line is. If you follow this, you will lose. Please don't clutter up the Think Tank with losing systems.
Man, I was just putting the final touches on a 125-41 ATS system. But it doesn't consider the line, so I won't be posting it.
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Shocking thread. Of course Martingale chase things only clutter up the Tank, but as a simple example, basic strategy teasers are "a system."
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Teasers consider the market spread, and are very sensitive to it. It the market is mostly +3 and you find a +2.5, you don't tease it. A more accurate title for Wong teasers would be "Buying 6 points, laying -240 on each leg yields a conversion advantage in certain circumstances". As with any opportunity, you have to use your brain and not bet blindly.
I understand the point is to keep out the stupid Martingale crap, but I find it useful to know something like "NBA teams who covered the spread at least 4 times in a row are 314-460 ATS in the next game." (That's a hypothetical example I just made up.) I wouldn't bet a system like that blindly but I would be more careful backing a team if I knew they'd covered 4 times in a row.
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