NHL systems?

[grecycle99]

Hi everybody,

I wanted to know if someone uses a good system in NHL or who are good handicappers for those sports?

Thanks and GL to all

["Made in Tuvalu"]

well, no real systems, but there are few 'fans' of system plays anyways.

but if you really want to play a system... longest losing streak of a team starting into a season was the Sens 18 years ago with 11 games. 2nd to 5th are all 7 game streaks.

for the handicappers. well, it's tough to call names. CM got quite some good capper material, and if you'd follow through the years there are some that always start slow (*cough* burning money) and have ice comebacks. Mallers also seem to be quite good with streaks, i don't like following other peoples picks blindly, BUT being on the same side of a play of a Maller that is 0-11 for the week ain't the best idea. On the other hand being on the same side with hot cappers can help you pull the trigger.

My 'advice' would be - make up your own mind, then check out the Mall, esp. those posts in wich people posted their thoughts, then decide if you still like your play as much as before.

[huscroft6]

Their has been a couple good systems over the years posted on here. But they havent been posted prob in the last year or two...

[grecycle99]

thank you

[LordCC]

I heard of a John Morrison system that says awesome results, but also you have to risk alot of juice. I am not sure how it works or if its even a worth while proposition.

[EyE m SeKsI]

I wouldnt mind checking out a NHL system if anyone comes accross one.

[nrc85]

Research your picks, make them yourself, you will be more satisfied.

[metallica]

at one slovak forum we followed numbers for home and away systems

Home > We bet only on teams which have 4 or more matches in series at homestand. All we want to do is to win 1 of this games in each series.

2009-10 stats 77-6
2008-09 stats 78-2
2007-08 stats 88-0
2006-07 stats 54-2
2005-06 stats 79-2

Away > We bet only against teams which have 3 or more matches in series at trip. All we want to do is to win 1 of this games in each series.

2009-10 stats 159-11
2008-09 stats 162-9
2007-08 stats 166-12
2006-07 stats 161-6
2005-06 stats 171-7

but I didn't follow any of them

["Made in Tuvalu"]

a for game chase on hometeams is killing any bankroll (not that any other chase would be any better)

[nrc85]

Yeah the records look nice in the chasing system, but every lose can count has -10 units and every win can be only 1 unit, so if you went 50-5, you may not be winning anything at all. Home losing streaks will happen all the time.

[Eleven]

I tried a chase system once. Never again, those are bad for your health man.

[Duby99]

Originally Posted by Eleven

I tried a chase system once. Never again, those are bad for your health man.

I agree with that statement!

[canadiens11]

underdogs

[Eleven]

I cant wait for hockey to start. I hope we all tear it up.

[nrc85]

Good money management is obviously the way to have long term success, the average better will lose in the long run, so from what is regurgitated from many experienced bettors, you have to have a system in place to beat the bookie, because they follow a system as well. You need to have structure, which
I myself haven't always had. I've tried everything the past 2 years, nothing as worked. People have different systems in place, personally, I think coming up with your own researched picks everyday is the way to go. Some people follow a system where say... play a team after they win 2 out of 3 while scoring an average of 4 goals a game, to me, this is ridiculous. I'll tell you what I am currently trying... I am playing one game a day... a 5-unit play everyday (if there is a game to play), I look at like this... if you have say, $1000., look at it as having 20 chips worth $50.00. So, you have 20 chips. Somewhere in your house lay out 20 pennies and pretend they are your chips so you can get a better understanding of what your doing. If you start at $1000, you cannot decrease your unit-size. If you play one game a day, do you really think your going to hit a mammoth losing streak if you research your games and play smartly? So, you stay at $50. a chip, even if you fall back to $700. If you can lose 6 days in a row, you can win 6 days in a row, remember that. A bad stretch wouldn't put you under because your only playing one a day. So if you do hit a bad stretch, wait it out until you start winning again, as we all know, things will turn around if you believe so. Only increase your chip size when you double your payroll. so if you reach $2000., you chips will be worth $100. and you will have 20 of them once again. If you lay pennies out, you can add one when you win, take one out when you lose. You will better understand where your at and get less stressed out about it if you lose 3 or 4 days in a row. So if you lose a day, you take a penny out, and the next day you want to win the penny back. Have a bowl full of pennies to win if you have all 20 pennies that you started with, so the object would be to obviously have all of your 20 pennies, plus win pennies out of the bowl. If you have 20 pennies, and win your first day, take one out of the bowl, if you lose the next day, you take your winning penny and put it back in the bowl. Only put the penny's that came from the bowl back in the bowl if you lose. The other penny's you started with would be put beside the bowl, you need to win that back first before you can take one out of the bowl. To me, this is just a way to manage your money. I need structure. Remember, only play one game a day, you do not want to risk to many penny's at one time in case you have like an 0-5 day, then you have to take 5 penny's out, and you will start to bet to much to get those 5 back... it could get out of control if you start doing that, especially with 5-unit or more plays. So since we are playing 5-units, you need to keep it to one-a-day, or one-at-a-time for this to be successful.