BOWL SYSTEM IT'S 11-1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sleasy77]

I posted this system in other thread but nobody responded or paid attention to it and it produced yet another winner with fla st +10.

System: If the point spread is 7 or more take the DOG. If its 3 or less take the FAV.Anything in between is a NO PLAY. The systems only loss came when VT came back on louisville. Take it for what its worth but Im backing texas. Esp if I can get em at 7.5 which I will.

Good luck tonight on whatever you play. Its gonna be a hell of a game. :grins:


The Slease

 

[Killrus]

Just make sure you read over this thread

http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=221796

 

[buffaloblue]

Just to clarify this system a little.

-If a line is going back and forth between a 3 and a 3.5 its a no play.
-If the line is going back and forth between a 2.5 and a 3 then you play the favorite.
-You play the favorite anytime between a 1 and a 2.5.
-You only play the dog once the line goes above a 7.

Technically with the back and forth and settling on 7 most places tonights USC vs Texas game is a no play in my book.

I am going to go back and see if I can tell you what the actual record is as I did not really start following this system till about halfway through bowl season when I noticed the trends. Again this system is something I noticed and pretty much created out of the blue. This system is really set up for bowl season only. I only wish I would have figured this thing out before the start of bowl season. Will have to watch it over the next 2 or 3 years to tell for sure if its legit or not.

The record of this system is somewhere in the area of 16-2, if you got a line slightly different then it might be a little worse. But I think you would only be taking wins to no plays and not wins or no plays to losses.

The only two losses in this system are Nevada only winning by 1 in overtime when they were around a 2 to a 3 point favorite. The other one was the Louiville loss to VT where they gave up 22 unanswered in the forth with a late pick 6 to cover the spread.