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Investment Executive
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we have not got the series prices yet but want to get this up so we can review and plan strategy as soon as they do....we will come back to this post later on in the week.
in the 1st round only:
*teams that win game 1 win the series 62.5% of the time(70-42)...this equates -160 on the moneyline.
*home teams that win game 1 win the series 71.9% of the time(46-18)..this equates to -260 on the moneyline.
*visiting teams that win game 1 win the series 50% of the time(24-24)....and of course this equates to +100 on the moneyline.
*home teams that win game 1 have a record of 42-22 in game 2..(65.6%)..rounded off this equates to -190 on the moneyline.
*visiting teams that win game 1 have a record of 12-36 in game 2..(25.0%).......which inversley equates to -300 on the moneyline for the home team.
what we keep an eye on is underdogs for the series who have a strong possibilty of winning game 1..
like i say will get back to this more later in the week.
IE
in the 1st round only:
*teams that win game 1 win the series 62.5% of the time(70-42)...this equates -160 on the moneyline.
*home teams that win game 1 win the series 71.9% of the time(46-18)..this equates to -260 on the moneyline.
*visiting teams that win game 1 win the series 50% of the time(24-24)....and of course this equates to +100 on the moneyline.
*home teams that win game 1 have a record of 42-22 in game 2..(65.6%)..rounded off this equates to -190 on the moneyline.
*visiting teams that win game 1 have a record of 12-36 in game 2..(25.0%).......which inversley equates to -300 on the moneyline for the home team.
what we keep an eye on is underdogs for the series who have a strong possibilty of winning game 1..
like i say will get back to this more later in the week.
IE