Team approach to sports handicapping

CharlieMaxwell · Nov 7, 2006

The team approach is certainly not unique. Billy Walters is the best known winning sports bettor out there, but it has been well documented that a big part of his success came from the team concept. Walters’ computer group succeeded largely because of a great team approach, with a division of labor between handicapping and betting.

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Charlie

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Bluemyboy · Nov 7, 2006

good read.... like the idea... I am part of a group that meets a couple times a week that meets on a google excell program.... not only is it easy to track our pciks using it, but there is also a chat feature right next to the spread sheet..... allows for good discussion..... "listen to everyone, and follow no one" awesome quote.

InsideThePylons · Nov 7, 2006

Title of article should be.........

What do the opinionless do? Find others with an opinion and listen.

Bluemyboy · Nov 7, 2006

Inside The Pylons said:
Title of article should be.........

What do the opinionless do? Find others with an opinion and listen.

there are lots of games out there..... cant really have an opinion on everyone.

Dr.Knowitall · Nov 7, 2006

Inside The Pylons said:
Title of article should be.........

What do the opinionless do? Find others with an opinion and listen.

That's the first thing I thought of too!

GreenDoberman · Nov 7, 2006

The corollary works as well. Find a group of total squares and get their consensus and fade them. Lots of opportunities for that type of thing here in Vegas.