Let's say you have a team that made the public money in an odd spot in MLB one season. It is very possible that this same team losing you money in the same spot next season isn't just natural or random. This may be a bookmaker exploit of the public. Using
SDQL you can see that dollars regress each year.
Let's look at an example:
A Breakdown of MLB Teams as Expensive (-150 or more) Road Dogs In 2010:
SDQL Text: "team and season=2010 and site=away and line<=-150"
TEAM
$ON
W-L (marg, % win)
Reds
300
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"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...
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