monday ncaa hoops

[loophole]

here's a few plays i put in earlier today that are derived from an analysis of differences between expected lines and actual lines. kind of convoluted but it is similar to the approach used by our old buddy billy blastoff and his "q factor". i can only hope it works as well.

you'll notice some of these lines have moved a point or two, that shouldn't matter.


w&m +17-
woff +12
tcu -15
fdu +1
hart +9


glta

 

[loophole]

sorry guys, this system had been doing pretty well prior to posting. 1-4 last night, it goes back on the shelf for mow.


glta

 

[lowell]

Any thoughts on State game tonight? Looks like offense it?s clicking now that they are healthy. Going to play State and the over.

 

[loophole]

lowell - i lean state to cover but did not play the game.

 

[Billy Blastoff]

Find it interesting that some people still remember the q factor.

I enjoyed my time posting but the amount of data that went into the program was overwhelming

There are so many good data source is out there now and some can be manipulated into the blastoff system

It started bothering me that people would bet so much money on my selections that I decided that it was time to not post them anymore without being able to come up with two out of three winners as the system first produced.

Remember it?s all about the numbers nothing else.

A few of the statistical programs that are out there that I believe put out accurate numbers and to play against when Vegas looks like it?s giving you a gift

Talisman reds computer ratings &
Sevenovertimes.com

Look at these two programs and play against the pics that vary more than 4 points away from the Las Vegas line. Both need to have that variance

Example:
Team a is 10 point favorite over team b

Both programs will need to have either team a winning by 14 points Or winning by six points or less remember you do not play the expected team you play anti-selection