Was looking at some stats today and found some stats that may work in the early season for a chase system.
Chase teams that haven't played in a game that went over: PIT, CIN, BOS, KC, HOU (betting the over)
*PIT and CIN are playing each other so you would think an over would come atleast one time this series.
Chase teams who haven't won yet: BAL, HOU, STL, PHI
*HOU and STL are playing each other, so play on the loser of tonights game.
And I might wait until tomorrow to play the O's.
Chase teams who haven't lost yet (bet against them): MIN, PIT, ATL, NYM
*ATL and NYM are playing each other, play this the same as the HOU/STL series.
Seems pretty simple, how dependable quickly do you think the system would have no more qualifiers?
Chase teams that haven't played in a game that went over: PIT, CIN, BOS, KC, HOU (betting the over)
*PIT and CIN are playing each other so you would think an over would come atleast one time this series.
Chase teams who haven't won yet: BAL, HOU, STL, PHI
*HOU and STL are playing each other, so play on the loser of tonights game.
And I might wait until tomorrow to play the O's.
Chase teams who haven't lost yet (bet against them): MIN, PIT, ATL, NYM
*ATL and NYM are playing each other, play this the same as the HOU/STL series.
Seems pretty simple, how dependable quickly do you think the system would have no more qualifiers?
