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| MLB 25* Total of Year goes Monday. Plus, another huge 15* College FB play that has research behind it that you just have to see. |
| SHORT STATS | ||||
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| Last 7 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +48.0 units | +12.0% | 50% | 2-2 |
| Last 30 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +802.0 units | +22.1% | 61% | 20-13 |
| O/U Picks | +472.0 units | +28.5% | 69% | 9-4 |
| Overall Picks | +440.0 units | +5.9% | 54% | 35-30 |
| Top Play Picks | +285.0 units | +4.5% | 54% | 29-25 |
| Last 60 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +1374.0 units | +18.1% | 57% | 39-29 |
| Overall Picks | +660.0 units | +4.5% | 52% | 66-60 |
| Top Play Picks | +598.0 units | +4.9% | 53% | 55-48 |
| O/U Picks | +211.0 units | +6.4% | 56% | 14-11 |
| YESTERDAY'S PLAYS | ||
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MLB | Sep 06, 2010 Tampa Bay Rays vs. Boston Red Sox |
Total 8½ un-113 at 5DIMES |
Lost $113.0 |
| 25* graded play UNDER Boston/Tampa Bay set to start at 7:10 EST. Our proprietary sports handicapping model and simulator shows a high probability that fewer than eight runs will be scored in this game. Supporting this graded play is a system that has produced a record of 73-33 making 36.5 units since 1997. Play under with home teams where the total is 8 to 8.5 and is a cold hitting team batting .240 or worse over their last 10 games facing an opponent with a cold starting pitcher sporting an ERA >= 7.00 over his last 5 starts. Lester brings his best when facing strong teams. He is a solid 9-1 UNDER (+7.8 Units) versus teams outscoring opponents by 0.5 or more runs per game on the season this season. Boston is 63-35 UNDER (+24.0 Units) after batting .240 or worse over a 15 game span since 1997. Both teams are struggling offensively. TB is hitting just 239 and scoring 4.1 RPG with a 311 OBP. Overall, they are batting just 250 in 135 games this season. Bullpen is strong posting a 3.35 ERA and a 1.176 WHIp in the season and a 3.14 ERA and a 1.15 WHIP in 95 night games. Boston is batting 236 with a 293 scoring 3.4 RPG over the past seven games. The bullpen is doing very well of late posting a 2.70 ERA and a 1.200 WHIP over the past seven games. Lester has struggled recently, but I fully expect him to dominate the weak hitting Rays tonight. Neimann has struggled as well, but has posted a 3.10 ERA and a 1.131 WHIP in 19 night starts. Take the UNDER. | ||
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NCAA-F | Sep 06, 2010 Maryland vs. Navy |
Navy -6½-110 at BODOG |
Lost $110.0 |
| 15* graded play on Navy as they take on Maryland set to start at 4 EST Monday. Our proprietary sports handicapping model and simulator shows a high probability that Navy will win this game by seven or more points. Many returns eight including their starting QB from last year and this a significant advantage for them during the first several weeks of the season. Maryland struggled big tie on defense last season allowing 31 PPG and are returning just five defensive starters. I feel strongly that Navy, led by senior QB Ricky Dobbs, will be able to attack this highly suspect defense. Dobbs set a school record with 27 TD’s last year and his leadership will shine in this game. During his tenure at Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen is an imperfect 0-5 ATS in season openers and 3-11 ATS in the first two weeks of the season. Supporting this graded play is a system that has produced a record of 25-7 ATS for 78% winners since 2004. Play against any team in the first week of the season and after closing out last season with four or more straight losses and won just 25% or less of their games. The simulator shows that Navy will gain more than nine yards per pass attempt. Navy is 47-13 ATS (+32.7 Units) when they gain 9 or more net passing yards per attempt since 1992. Maryland is 13-29 ATS (-18.9 Units) when they allow 9 or more net passing yards per attempt since 1992. I also do not see Maryland scoring 21 or more points and Navy is a solid 30-5 ATS (+24.5 Units) when they allow 15 to 21 points since 1992. Take Navy. | ||
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| John Ryan has been handicapping baseball, football, and basketball for over sixteen years. He has won several National contests and has placed in top-5's in countless others. John's philosophy and goals is based on the long-term, and he has found that over time consistency is what promotes success. The key to utilizing our computer generated algorithms, information and selections are to consistently investing the same amount on each selection. This process will ensure that our bankroll and our clients will maximize their investment return. Moreover, the entire methodology eliminates the human emotion from all selection processes. Our computer systems are based on genetic algorithms and an adaptive-structure Neural Network. In summary, our systems calculate and analyze several hundred thousand pieces of data in combination with one another for each game played. The systems also optimize our combination of rules and utilize "team momentum" much like one would do in the technical analysis of a stock or soybean prices. Much like the commodities markets we have applied a "contrarian view" as one of the rules. For example, if a given trend in any sport is posting a 15-2 ATS, then the model will immediately make note that this trend has matured and that a reversal of this trend is likely. If the computer selects the team that does not support this given trend, the 15-2 trend will actually be supportive of the selection. The relative and key differences in opponents are then presented in the selection write-up. The write-up will state why we have selected a given team and will outline the various statistics and trends supporting that selection. We believe that our information is unique and informative and hopefully as profitable as the previous years have been. The key is giving us an honest try and staying with the methodology. Thank you again for your support and good luck. |
