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wasn't sure where to ask this so apolgies if this is the wrong place...

I have always grinded lines etc, but never ventured into any Math type handicapping. Mainly because I hate Math lol.

Those of you who mess with spreadsheets...could you point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

 
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Google...but you think that will help? Kenpom is what even the NCAA uses.

In Football...Dr. Bob...he had a good few years.

You looking to make money in the long run betting sports? I wouldn't follow the monopoly money here.

There are some good cappers here but expecting a SS to give you an edge is absurd.

Most here will tell you money management is the way to go. 60% is outstanding. 55% is even. I usually look for GOY, GOD, GOM and go oppo
 
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Quote Originally Posted by svedka64:

Google...but you think that will help? Kenpom is what even the NCAA uses.

In Football...Dr. Bob...he had a good few years.

You looking to make money in the long run betting sports? I wouldn't follow the monopoly money here.

There are some good cappers here but expecting a SS to give you an edge is absurd.

Most here will tell you money management is the way to go. 60% is outstanding. 55% is even. I usually look for GOY, GOD, GOM and go oppo
The op is asking if anyone that posts here uses spreadsheets and what key metrics would be the best to use for that. Not who to follow
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:

Quote Originally Posted by svedka64:

Google...but you think that will help? Kenpom is what even the NCAA uses.In Football...Dr. Bob...he had a good few years.You looking to make money in the long run betting sports? I wouldn't follow the monopoly money here.There are some good cappers here but expecting a SS to give you an edge is absurd.Most here will tell you money management is the way to go. 60% is outstanding. 55% is even. I usually look for GOY, GOD, GOM and go oppo
The op is asking if anyone that posts here uses spreadsheets and what key metrics would be the best to use for that. Not who to follow

 

Cool, point taken. Not sure what your point is? Can we agree that sports betting does not have an algorithm doesn't make constant winning?

I see lots here betting fake money.

Personally, if I had a system(no such thing) I would not share it.

 

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by svedka64:

The op is asking if anyone that posts here uses spreadsheets and what key metrics would be the best to use for that. Not who to follow

 

Cool, point taken. Not sure what your point is? Can we agree that sports betting does not have an algorithm doesn't make constant winning?

I see lots here betting fake money.

Personally, if I had a system(no such thing) I would not share it.

 

A HUGE  part of wagering on sports successfully involve numbers. That is about 95% of what I use to make decisions in both MLB and the NFL.
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