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| Last 7 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +121.0 units | +12.4% | 56% | 5-4 |
| Last 30 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +851.0 units | +19.7% | 56% | 23-18 |
| Top Play Picks | +656.0 units | +10.3% | 53% | 32-28 |
| Overall Picks | +656.0 units | +10.0% | 53% | 33-29 |
| Last 60 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Overall Picks | +1209.0 units | +9.2% | 54% | 65-56 |
| Top Play Picks | +1209.0 units | +9.3% | 54% | 64-55 |
| Moneyline Picks | +1124.0 units | +16.5% | 55% | 35-29 |
| ATS Picks | +213.0 units | +3.9% | 54% | 27-23 |
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MLB | May 17, 2013 New York Mets vs. Chicago Cubs |
Chicago Cubs +125 at SIA |
Lost $100.0 |
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25* graded play on the Chicago Cubs as they take on the New York Mets in an afternoon game at Wrigley set to start at 2:20 PM ET. The simulator shows a high probability that the Cubs will win this game. Supporting this graded play is a proven system posting a 120-72 mark for 63% winners, but has made 48 units/unit wagered since 1997. Play on NL home teams when the money line is +125 to -125 (CHICAGO CUBS) and with a starting pitcher whose WHIP is 1.550 to 1.650 on the season, with a struggling starting pitcher posting an ERA >= 7.00 over his last 3 starts. The game of baseball is about ebbs and flows. The public tends to jump on teams that have won three straight games, or a pitcher, who is on fire, only to be thoroughly disappointed by a below average effort and loss. The system shown above under scores that point as we are playing on struggling starters with ERA over 7.00 spanning the last three starts. Briefly, any MLB starter, would not remain in the majors, if the ERA stayed at above 7.00 for any length of time. Mets are a money burning 6-14 (-9.8 Units) against the money line vs. an NL team with a team batting average of .255 or worse this season; 2-12 (-12.0 Units) against the money line after 3 straight games without giving up a stolen base this season. Jackson has posted a 8.40 ERA over his last three starts, however, he was much improved in his last start allowing two ER in 5 1/3 innings in a 6-2 win at Washington. I think this positive trend will continue for the veteran and he will take care of a weak hitting Mets lineup this afternoon. Take the Cubs. |
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| John Ryan has been handicapping baseball, football, and basketball for over 18 years. He has won several National contests and has placed in top-5's in countless others. John's philosophy and goals is based on the long-term, and he has found that over time consistency is what promotes success. The key to utilizing our computer generated algorithms, information and selections are to consistently investing the same amount on each selection. This process will ensure that our bankroll and our clients will maximize their investment return. Moreover, the entire methodology eliminates the human emotion from all selection processes. Our computer systems are based on genetic algorithms and an adaptive-structure Neural Network. In summary, our systems calculate and analyze several hundred thousand pieces of data in combination with one another for each game played. The systems also optimize our combination of rules and utilize "team momentum" much like one would do in the technical analysis of a stock or soybean prices. Much like the commodities markets we have applied a "contrarian view" as one of the rules. For example, if a given trend in any sport is posting a 15-2 ATS, then the model will immediately make note that this trend has matured and that a reversal of this trend is likely. If the computer selects the team that does not support this given trend, the 15-2 trend will actually be supportive of the selection. The relative and key differences in opponents are then presented in the selection write-up. The write-up will state why we have selected a given team and will outline the various statistics and trends supporting that selection. We believe that our information is unique and informative and hopefully as profitable as the previous years have been. The key is giving us an honest try and staying with the methodology. Thank you again for your support and good luck. |


