A profitable NFL Championship round yesterday, with only the New England Patriots failing to cover the spread v the Jacksonville Jaguars a loser. Unders was a winner continuing the sequence for the Patriots in this round.
In the second game, the Home Philadelphia Eagles made the +3 look silly, winning the game v the Minnesota Vikings by 31 points and an easy win for the Overs.
The Eagles win means another trip for me to that city, for Superbowl LII weekend.
During a moderate to heavy session in the city of brotherly love last November, I recklessly promised to return should the Eagles make it to the Superbowl.
I'm a man of my word, so I plan to be there. It should be a great experience, and the Crispo Cops will doubtless be out in force that weekend.
As I already have a work trip starting today until January 31st, it will be a while I'm home for any length of time. My wife will not be happy.
I leave you with some numbers from a system that backs the EPL Draw on a simple weighted scale of 0 to 5 points.
Since the Pinnacle Closing Era, the results of this method are:
Remember that Pinnacle's prices can often be beaten, so these figures represent an 'at least' amount.
The first column shows the percentage of matches resulting in a Draw for each season, while the selections is the number of matches, and the staked column is the amount staked, between 1 and 5, although 5's are rare. Returns by staking level are here:
This past weekend's Draw selections were 3 points on the Everton v West Bromwich Albion game, and a point each on Stoke City v Huddersfield Town and West Ham United v AFC Bournemouth which resulted in a profit of 7.28 points.
Back in February.
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