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2011 MLB Pitcher Info as of 9/20

I'm going to give you the top 30 pitchers from 4 different important catagories. For this season or next it might be in your interest to hesitate before wagering against any of these pitchers. For a good deal, and in a spot where the starter plays well; certainly consider a play on. A note: all of the data considers only pitchers who have pitched more than 50 games looking back over the last 10 seasons. I have also filtered out pitchers who haven not pitched this season. Let's have a look at the top 30 pitchers from each of the four catagories straight out of the database: DEFINITIONS: ===================== OxS = On Base ... More

SDQL System #002

"Picks & Systems" - 9.17.2011 SDQL #002 - (NCAAFB) ProcomputerGambler.com THE RESULTS: Current Season Record: 1-0-0 (100%) ATS (Last Updated 9.20.2011) Long Term Results: 56-26-0 (68.3%) ATS (Last Updated 9.20.2011) THE DESCRIPTION: Keep this in one in your back pocket. It's based on four parameters, and simple concept: Since 1980, College Football teams that just rolled at least two opponents...both of the wins by at least by 4 TD margin are 56-26-0 (68.3%) ATS when they face a team that just gave up at least 5 TD's worth of points. Type, "and season" to see how this has done recent... More

SDQL System #001

"Picks & Systems" - 9.17.2011 SDQL #001 - (NCAAFB) ProcomputerGambler.com THE RESULTS: Current Season Record: 10-9-0 (52.6%) ATS (Last Updated 9.20.2011) Long Term Results: 610-470-19 (56.48%) ATS (Last Updated 9.20.2011) THE DESCRIPTION: Since 1980, College Football teams less than -28 points at home are 757-330-6 (69.6%) SU and 608-466-19 (56.6%) ATS when they are off of any home game where they scored at least 41 points (5+ TD's and 2+ FG's). It is hard to stop a moving train in this league! [SDQL LINK]: p:points>41 and p:site=home and site=home and line>-28 There are ... More

Canadian Football Update

Overall 2011: 46-26-0 63.8% Medium+ rated Sides: 12-4-0 75% Week 1: 2-5-1 | Sides: 1-3 ATS | Totals: 1-2-1 Week 2: 6-2-0 | Sides: 2-2 ATS | Totals: 4-0 Week 3: 4-4-0 | Sides: 2-2 ATS | Totals: 2-2 Week 4: 5-3-0 | Sides: 3-1 ATS | Totals: 2-2 Week 5: 5-3-0 | Sides: 3-1 ATS | Totals: 2-2 Week 6: 6-2-0 | Sides: 3-1 ATS | Totals:  3-1 Week 7: 3-5-0  | Sides: 2-2 ATS | Totals: 1-3 Week 8: 3-1-0 | Sides: 1-1 ATS | Totals: 2-0 Week 9: 3-1-0 | Sides: 1-1 ATS | Totals: 2-0 Week 10: 7-1-0 | Sides: 4-0 ATS | Totals: 3-1 Week 11: 4-4-0 | Sides: 2-2 ATS | Totals: 2-2 More

MLB Starter Wins Chart – Edge around 19

Although there is always the possibility that my observation is nothing more than regular variance, raw data suggests emotional factors coming into play for a pitcher going for, having, and having past 20 wins. Quite the achievement. The simple thought is this: players put the effort into getting to the milestone (+24 units at 19 wins and a 61.2% win rate). Once they have acheived the feat, they take a breather: -36.9 units at 20 wins and a 52.5% wins rate. As for why a pitcher would struggle the worst at 18 wins...you are welcome to leave a comment. My assumption is two things: 1. Again this is all regular variance (probably the best ... More

Save $52,641.00 Fading the Public!

This first graph which averages (by day) casual covers.com sports consensus throughout 5 seasons  may surprise the seasoned pro. The public IS in fact, by and large enormously successful as far as picking the winners of games when in greater than 59% bulk consensus! In fact, on average there isn't a single point in the entire average of 5 MLB seasons where the covers "all players" public has been collectively worse than 54% SU using a 30 day moving average graph line! This first graph is an excellent macro shot of how even the most relaxed play callers NOT doing it for money fail time and again, in the same spots: the ... More