ac04 said:
Tanker123 said:
Kansas Kid said:
Ghost of Bisbee said:
Facts, OP, facts
I believe him when he says he has a model that would have worked last year for the number of games he used but I doubt it will work over time. I myself have come up with systems in the stock market based on historical data but most of them didn't work going forward. A few models did work but the stock market makes most people money over time while Vegas takes it from almost everyone.
The only reason I gamble is for entertainment and I know going in, I will lose money over time.
Your assumption is wrong. The fundamentals have not changed.
I tweaked nothing. I asked myself a question, then researched the answer. The answer immediately illuminated something completely unexpected in regard to the requisite variables to develop the 139 model. The beauty is the simplicity of the paradigm and facilitates a logical approach to betting as opposed to relying on luck.
Perfection can be an illusive concept, but I found the perfect system for last season. However, I expect some imperfection this year and purposely built in some lost bets to see what imperfection looks like in my projections.
This Troll will consistently beat Vegas and make a ton of money! hahaha
I firmly believe losing bets will materially slow the growth of my account but will not impact the principal if I diversify my bets each weekend. Considering the findings of the 139 research, I expect to lose a handful of bets at most which means I will win a significant number of the bets.
Let's look at 2023. Alabama was favored by 10.5. I would have bet Alabama winning the game based on the 139 model. $100 would have a payout around $126. That's easy money. The beauty is compounding the winnings on a weekly basis.
this has to be a troll, there is no scenario where a 10.5 point favorite was +126 ML. that makes absolutely no sense, it doesn't work like that at all.
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Since you are ignorant, then let me educate you. I don't post what has not been researched:
Kickoff from Kroger Field in Lexington is set for noon ET. The Crimson Tide are 11-point favorites in the latest Alabama vs. Kentucky odds via SportsLine consensus, while the over/under for total points is 47. Why don't you get off your ass and research the ML.
The point of starting this thread is to illuminate an average Joe like me can randomly kick a rock and perhaps find a treasure underneath it by luck. It's not rocket science. I bet on teams that have immensely more talent than the opponents. My goal is to increase my money tenfold this year, then replicate this in year 2.
My strategic vision is having at least $100,000 to bet with each college football weekend. I can easily make $20,000 a weekend. Let's say Alabama is favored by 14 points over Kentucky. I would bet Alabama to win and the payout would be 1.2 times my bet.
Ok let's talk about Custer and my planning. What are the huge differences?
On Saturdays I will spread my bets on 5 games to mitigate any losses I might incur. It's important to diversify. The 139 paradigm tells me I won't lose many bets
Y'all can ***** ad nauseam, but I would be remiss in revealing the methodology. Why on earth do I want people making the same bets as mine?
What I start is immaterial. My goal for year 2 is at least $100k. That's where the big bucks are at.
I don't need attention. Life is great. I retired at 43! lol
I know enough finance and accounting to conduct a cash flow analysis and to compute the IRR.
I know this about M1 tanks because I did more than ride in them:
- The sabot round velocity is one mile per second. It is essentially a 20 lbs uranium depleted dart. Imagine the joules!
- It has a coaxial MG.
- It is accurate because the ballistic computer takes environmental inputs, location and speed of the tank and the target to create a solution.
- It has a 1500 HP turbine engine that can be removed in seconds.
- The army will start installing Israeli Trophy Systems to counter incoming air threats.
- Tanks can use identical formations and movement techniques as the infantry. It depends on the threat.
I am not at liberty to talk about army aviation.
Custer's problem was he did not follow orders and had time to conduct a Deliberate Attack but turned the battle into a Hasty Attack. In warfare it is imperative to tease out the facts for planning purposes and rely on strong assumptions that are essentially facts that must be proven by the battle. Custer went off a lot of assumptions and got killed for his approach to the battle in the Hasty Attack. I am not conducting a Hasty Attack, and I am using facts and strong assumptions.