Unicorn
NHL Enthusiast
Hey everyone!
Some of you may remember me from MLB forum because that's the only forum I've been posting in since I've registered here ^^.
Back in 2004, I've created a NHL system which happened to be really successful - over the course of the season I've had several outstanding streaks, like those two mentioned down here (back then, I was posting my official plays at Covers and on some newsgroups):
(a 10-3 record over 2 days)
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?f885f106dc.jpg
(a 18-3 record over 3 days)
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?6417c5647c.jpg
Anyway, the system official record at the end of 2004 season was 112-56 (66.67%)!!!
Soon after the end of the season I went to an army and after I got back, I've almost completely lost interest in betting (I've been betting on all 4 major USA sports back then but had success only in MLB, NHL and to some point - NBA) so I've decided only to continue my MLB career as a capper.
Before the start of this NHL season, I've decided to try again my old NHL system. I knew many things have changed in League since 2004 so some adjustments had to be made. All I can tell - since the 2nd week of the season - the system has been on a roll, overall speaking. Still, unlike that awesome '04 year - I've noticed that system totals aren't being correctly adjusted so I've focused more on Straight Up choices.
To conclude this introduction part, I'll try to explain how my system actually works.
a) I call it a "bounce-back effect" system because it takes into account previous home/away/overall games and calculates the possible outcome in the next game, giving as result percentages and final numbers (OT included)
b) I've made a several sub-parts of the system, based on the predicted percentage - so called "passing records" and those are: 51-59.9%, 60-69.9%, 70-79.9%, 80-89.9% and >90%.
So far into the season, the records of these sub-parts are:
51-59.9%: 15-4 (78,95%)
60-69.9%: 6-11 (35,29%) - I usually fade this one to make money
70-79.9%: 3-3 (50,00%)
80-89.9%: 1-0 (100,00%)
>90%: 1-1 (50,00%)
It's obvious that the 1st sub-part is the main money maker while fading the 2nd one also helps - I'm eager to see if it will continue like that, long-term.
Ok, this was the introduction, sorry for the huge amount of text, but I usually like to explain myself correctly before starting something like this.
:cheers:
Some of you may remember me from MLB forum because that's the only forum I've been posting in since I've registered here ^^.
Back in 2004, I've created a NHL system which happened to be really successful - over the course of the season I've had several outstanding streaks, like those two mentioned down here (back then, I was posting my official plays at Covers and on some newsgroups):
(a 10-3 record over 2 days)
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?f885f106dc.jpg
(a 18-3 record over 3 days)
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?6417c5647c.jpg
Anyway, the system official record at the end of 2004 season was 112-56 (66.67%)!!!
Soon after the end of the season I went to an army and after I got back, I've almost completely lost interest in betting (I've been betting on all 4 major USA sports back then but had success only in MLB, NHL and to some point - NBA) so I've decided only to continue my MLB career as a capper.
Before the start of this NHL season, I've decided to try again my old NHL system. I knew many things have changed in League since 2004 so some adjustments had to be made. All I can tell - since the 2nd week of the season - the system has been on a roll, overall speaking. Still, unlike that awesome '04 year - I've noticed that system totals aren't being correctly adjusted so I've focused more on Straight Up choices.
To conclude this introduction part, I'll try to explain how my system actually works.
a) I call it a "bounce-back effect" system because it takes into account previous home/away/overall games and calculates the possible outcome in the next game, giving as result percentages and final numbers (OT included)
b) I've made a several sub-parts of the system, based on the predicted percentage - so called "passing records" and those are: 51-59.9%, 60-69.9%, 70-79.9%, 80-89.9% and >90%.
So far into the season, the records of these sub-parts are:
51-59.9%: 15-4 (78,95%)
60-69.9%: 6-11 (35,29%) - I usually fade this one to make money
70-79.9%: 3-3 (50,00%)
80-89.9%: 1-0 (100,00%)
>90%: 1-1 (50,00%)
It's obvious that the 1st sub-part is the main money maker while fading the 2nd one also helps - I'm eager to see if it will continue like that, long-term.
Ok, this was the introduction, sorry for the huge amount of text, but I usually like to explain myself correctly before starting something like this.
:cheers:
haven't lost so far in regulation and have been playing good defense. I know their history @ Dallas doesn't look good (0-4 over the last 3 seasons and only 3-10-1 since 1996) but I like them in this spot. They're playing confident while the Stars have been scoring in bunches but also taking goals at very high rate. And they're supposed to have one of the best defenses in the game, right? Until their defense start to click, I don't trust them, especially not against teams like Minnesota.
