| Amazing AccuScore Trends |
| Written by Zach Rosenfield |
|
Using the Daily Line Reports to Find “Hot Trends” Special Subscribers Only Podcast: This Weekends Best 4 AccuScore Plays Explained Using the DLR We often get the question “what is the best method in picking games? Should I go with games that are only 60% or higher?” Our answer to this is an emphatic “No!" If you are going to play a game and subscribe to our service, we hope you use our service to create the advantage that you paid for. The Daily Line Report is where AccuScore members can find that advantage. Below is an example of how I have used
the DLR to find the hot trends for the NFL season and then applied
them to the specific games. Here are the top trends that we have noticed. Totals AccuScore O/U selections are 80% in NFC East divisional games AccuScore O/U selections are 68% when NFC North plays Non-NFC North Teams AccuScore’s O/U selection is 67% in games where the number is 37.5 or less AccuScore’s O/U selection is 62%
in games where the home teams is favored by 7 or more These are high percentage trends and
serve as a great parameter for determining games. My next step is to
look deeper into the games that fit into one of the above scenarios.
While there are several, I have found three (3) games where that produced
sustainable trends under my starting parameters. Bengals/Raiders Over/Under (36) Click here for AccuScore's Pick in this gameEDGE
Cowboys/Redskins Over/Under (41.5) Click here for AccuScore's Pick in this gameEDGE
Packers/49ers Over/Under (41.5) Click here for AccuScore's Pick in this gameEDGE
ATS AccuScore ATS selections are 100%
in 7-0 in AFC East divisional games As I did with Totals, I used the above
trends as a starting point to find games. After going in and out of
the tabs on the DLR, there was only one game where I could find multiple
hot trends to support my starting parameters. Patriots/Jets Point Spread Click here for AccuScore's Pick in this gameEDGE
Don't Have Winner's Edge Yet? Click Here to Learn More |
| Last Updated on Friday, 20 November 2009 20:00 |