copied from Nolan Dalla's page:
http://www.madjacksports.com/nolan.htm
THE GOLDMAN EXPERIMENT
2002 NFL HANDICAPPING RECORD
RECORD??????..????. 1 -- 0 -- 0
WIN PERCENTAGE???..??.. 1.000
LAST WEEK..................................... 0 -- 0
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EXPLANATION: The Goldman System is a fade of approximately 225 bettors in a New York City handicapping pool. It is a means of fading the public sentiment on teams and establishing a consensus of opinion. The system puts us in the position of playing the role of the sportsbook and fading the public action. It is sort of the anti-thesis of the Hilton Football Contest, where we take the public consensus and bet the other way.
NFL WEEK 1 PLAYS: The Goldman System is already off to a good start. The squares were all over San Francisco against the Giants on Thursday, which won but failed to cover. I did not have a chance to post the play on the Giants because of my Utah departure, but from now on -- I will post every Goldman play here at the site. I am going to go ahead and add the play as a "win" above, so I can keep an accurate record of the tally of results for the complete season (you'll just have to trust me that Goldie sent me the play on the Giants in advance -- I think it's only fair it be credited properly as a win).
The Goldman System has THREE home dogs in Week 1 (always a good sign). Later at some point, I will post the full analysis of the system and breakdown how the disparity and plays are reached, using the spreadsheet as a tool. Right now, let's get to the Goldman plays for the first week. Note that the Goldman plays are the opposite of public sentiment.
Squares like the NY Jets, Miami Dolphins, Indianapolis Colts, and Philadelphia Eagles. The means we have plays on:
DETROIT +8
TENNESSEE +1
JACKSONVILLE +3.5
BUFFALO +3
Good luck!
http://www.madjacksports.com/nolan.htm
THE GOLDMAN EXPERIMENT
2002 NFL HANDICAPPING RECORD
RECORD??????..????. 1 -- 0 -- 0
WIN PERCENTAGE???..??.. 1.000
LAST WEEK..................................... 0 -- 0
******************************************************************
EXPLANATION: The Goldman System is a fade of approximately 225 bettors in a New York City handicapping pool. It is a means of fading the public sentiment on teams and establishing a consensus of opinion. The system puts us in the position of playing the role of the sportsbook and fading the public action. It is sort of the anti-thesis of the Hilton Football Contest, where we take the public consensus and bet the other way.
NFL WEEK 1 PLAYS: The Goldman System is already off to a good start. The squares were all over San Francisco against the Giants on Thursday, which won but failed to cover. I did not have a chance to post the play on the Giants because of my Utah departure, but from now on -- I will post every Goldman play here at the site. I am going to go ahead and add the play as a "win" above, so I can keep an accurate record of the tally of results for the complete season (you'll just have to trust me that Goldie sent me the play on the Giants in advance -- I think it's only fair it be credited properly as a win).
The Goldman System has THREE home dogs in Week 1 (always a good sign). Later at some point, I will post the full analysis of the system and breakdown how the disparity and plays are reached, using the spreadsheet as a tool. Right now, let's get to the Goldman plays for the first week. Note that the Goldman plays are the opposite of public sentiment.
Squares like the NY Jets, Miami Dolphins, Indianapolis Colts, and Philadelphia Eagles. The means we have plays on:
DETROIT +8
TENNESSEE +1
JACKSONVILLE +3.5
BUFFALO +3
Good luck!
