tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4528393111359731672.post2599268421885951513..comments2024-03-24T00:19:53.054+00:00Comments on Green All Over: Big SecretCassinihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05879449876804295094noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4528393111359731672.post-24039842211563055432011-04-24T18:35:24.845+01:002011-04-24T18:35:24.845+01:00Hello Cassini,
May I first congratulate you on yo...Hello Cassini,<br /><br />May I first congratulate you on your excellent blog it is both informative and entertaining and I always read with interest.<br /><br />As regards MLB Daily Picks about a year and a half ago I looked at Baseball for my newsletter and found that basically anybody can beat anybody and I found that a simple ratings system showed that backing a home favourite was not profitable. Indeed if anybody would like to view the report they just need email me at nordstpet@aol.co.uk<br /><br />Last year I found a baseball expert on the Internet ‘Mr Stretch’ (He wishes to remain anonymous) and asked him if he would look at picks everyday. <br /><br />Last season he returned a profit of around 9 points, which although not bad I felt could be improved. I didn’t feel he was thinking outside the box enough so this season everyday I am sending a list of my ratings and he does the rest because as previously stated I know nothing about the game.<br /><br />However I do know that the home favourites are sometimes ridiculously priced. Indeed if you go through the website and look through the ratings since April 11th when we started putting these out and take all of the teams that are minus in value. If you had layed every one to a 1 point liability you would now be 6.78 points up. And in truth I don’t really see this changing.<br /><br />I freely admit to not knowing anything about the sport but I do know professional sport is difficult to win and the value is nearly always in opposing the short priced favourite.<br /><br />We will carry on this experiment throughout this season and Mr Stretch will make the selections from the ratings presented but please keep an eye on the selections with the minus figures it would not surprise me to see them yield a health return by straight laying them on the exchanges<br /><br />All the very best<br /><br />Pete NordstedMr Stretchhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12305666810676567371noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4528393111359731672.post-54904344092198267292011-04-24T07:49:28.715+01:002011-04-24T07:49:28.715+01:00Hello Cassini,
May I first congratulate you on yo...Hello Cassini,<br /><br />May I first congratulate you on your excellent blog it is both informative and entertaining and I always read with interest.<br /><br />As regards MLB Daily Picks about a year and a half ago I looked at Baseball for my newsletter and found that basically anybody can beat anybody and I found that a simple ratings system showed that backing a home favourite was not profitable. Indeed if anybody would like to view the report they just need email me at nordstpet@aol.co.uk<br /><br />Last year I found a baseball expert on the Internet ‘Mr Stretch’ (He wishes to remain anonymous) and asked him if he would look at picks everyday. <br /><br />Last season he returned a profit of around 9 points, which although not bad I felt could be improved. I didn’t feel he was thinking outside the box enough so this season everyday I am sending a list of my ratings and he does the rest because as previously stated I know nothing about the game.<br /><br />However I do know that the home favourites are sometimes ridiculously priced. Indeed if you go through the website and look through the ratings since April 11th when we started putting these out and take all of the teams that are minus in value. If you had layed every one to a 1 point liability you would now be 6.78 points up. And in truth I don’t really see this changing.<br /><br />I freely admit to not knowing anything about the sport but I do know professional sport is difficult to win and the value is nearly always in opposing the short priced favourite.<br /><br />We will carry on this experiment throughout this season and Mr Stretch will make the selections from the ratings presented but please keep an eye on the selections with the minus figures it would not surprise me to see them yield a health return by straight laying them on the exchanges<br /><br />All the very best<br /><br />Pete NordstedMr Stretchhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12305666810676567371noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4528393111359731672.post-19442392271043880742011-04-24T07:47:40.335+01:002011-04-24T07:47:40.335+01:00Hello Cassini,
May I first congratulate you on yo...Hello Cassini,<br /><br />May I first congratulate you on your excellent blog it is both informative and entertaining and I always read with interest.<br /><br />As regards MLB Daily Picks about a year and a half ago I looked at Baseball for my newsletter and found that basically anybody can beat anybody and I found that a simple ratings system showed that backing a home favourite was not profitable. Indeed if anybody would like to view the report they just need email me at nordstpet@aol.co.uk<br /><br />Last year I found a baseball expert on the Internet ‘Mr Stretch’ (He wishes to remain anonymous) and asked him if he would look at picks everyday. <br /><br />Last season he returned a profit of around 9 points, which although not bad I felt could be improved. I didn’t feel he was thinking outside the box enough so this season everyday I am sending a list of my ratings and he does the rest because as previously stated I know nothing about the game.<br /><br />However I do know that the home favourites are sometimes ridiculously priced. Indeed if you go through the website and look through the ratings since April 11th when we started putting these out and take all of the teams that are minus in value. If you had layed every one to a 1 point liability you would now be 6.78 points up. And in truth I don’t really see this changing.<br /><br />I freely admit to not knowing anything about the sport but I do know professional sport is difficult to win and the value is nearly always in opposing the short priced favourite.<br /><br />We will carry on this experiment throughout this season and Mr Stretch will make the selections from the ratings presented but please keep an eye on the selections with the minus figures it would not surprise me to see them yield a health return by straight laying them on the exchanges<br /><br />All the very best<br /><br />Pete NordstedMr Stretchhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12305666810676567371noreply@blogger.com