Hit Me

Although my attention has been distracted away from betting and blogging for quite a while, this blog has continued to garner hits with over 400k last month despite only one new post in about eight months. 

In total, Green All Over is not too far off 6 million hits, but it has been going since March 2008, which means the average monthly hit count is around 26k, which is well shy of last month's 400k.  

As I don't make money from the blog, my interest is academic, but growth in hits does appear to be exponential unless something unusual happened last month. 

In February 2017 I noted that:

At the current 2017 hit rate of 770 a day, this blog will reach one and a half million hits in less than five days time

So the pace has certainly quickened.  

Interestingly, that post contained a couple of prescient comments:

Along with not updating this blog, the updated Sacred Manuscript for 2025/26 was another casualty of 'Palace in Europe', but before I disappear off to Mallorca for the Total Eclipse in August, and possibly to Europe for some Europa League games in the autumn, I should have time this summer to complete a 2026/27 edition. 

I started on it today, with American Football the first system, and it might be a good thing I now have two more years of data. For one of the most basic systems described in the document as "consistently profitable since 2006", the 2024 season was not good at all, with a losing 24-30-0 record. 

However, in the 2025 season, the system recovered those losses and more with a 34-22-2 record. With a single season generating a low number of selections, variabilty always has the potential to be an issue.