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Re: How to do a query to see a teams record as a favorite or as an underdog?

2008-10-13T20:54:15Z

season=2008 and F and team

Re: NFL Query problem

2008-10-13T17:56:14Z

p:margin<-20 and Sum(L@team and season)=2 and Sum(W@team and season)=2
is the same thing I have above except in long hand and gives you
exactly the same results.
Sum(W@team and season)=2 and tS(W)=2 are the same thing and much
simpler.
Tom

Re: NFL Query problem

2008-10-13T07:05:40Z

If you use:
p:margin<-20 and Sum(L@team and season)=2 and Sum(W@team and season)=2
which eliminates the parameter of losing the 2nd game back, you will get 0-9
SU & ATS from 1989-2004; however, teams have gone 2-0 SU & ATS since then.
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Re: How to do a query to see a teams record as a favorite or as an underdog?

2008-10-13T06:22:01Z

Or just leave team blank: season=2008 and F and team and it reveals a
team by team breakdown on 1 page

Tom

Re: NFL Query problem

2008-10-13T06:08:22Z

Hi queryfreak I think this may be your problem pp:L and p:margin, so
tS(W)=2 and tS(L)=2 and p:L and p:margin<-20 which was 1-9 su/ats
until last week when it lost the second time in a row. I got the same
results by just leaving out pp:L. Hope that helps some
Tom

Re: My apologies

2008-10-13T05:40:26Z

wild man, that was very nice to say the least. I bet that was a great
trip if you remembered to take an extra suitcase !

Re: FREE NCAA Football Pick - 10/11/08

2008-10-12T23:22:00Z

Read the message titled "My apologies" I wasn't
done capping the Jaguars game when I wrote that.
I found that Jacksonville's leading receiver was
listed out. Another trend is to bet on a team with
their leading receiver out. 6 straight winners.

Look at Denver's injury report. Boss Bailey and

Re: FREE NCAA Football Pick - 10/11/08

2008-10-12T04:06:57Z

You're right. Oh well, maybe next season we'll go undefeated.
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The old Dr. Bob system from the 2003 annual

2008-10-11T20:39:12Z

(tA.team_rush_yds/tA.team_rush ) - (oA.team_rush_yds/oA.team_rush )>1.25
and g.line>=-4

This query text doesn't work anymore. What changes are required?

Raiders +6.5 this week at New Orleans is similar

Re: FREE NCAA Football Pick - 10/11/08

2008-10-11T20:32:48Z

You didn't exactly cash the ticket last week with North Texas

Re: FREE NCAA Football Pick - 10/11/08

2008-10-11T18:31:22Z

ProInfo,

how about proving the SDQL with your systems?

E.g.:
on the road off a conference game allowing 35+ points since 2002

A and p:C and po:points>=35 and season>=2002

Thanks,

Joe Meyer

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On Sat, Oct 11, 2008 at 12:13 AM, ProInfoSports.com

FREE NCAA Football Pick - 10/11/08

2008-10-11T07:13:25Z

SATURDAY 10/11/2008

7:00 PM EDT

1 STAR SELECTION (2% of Bankroll)

BAYLOR -4½ over Iowa State

The Bears and Cyclones won’t isn’t exactly be a preview of the Big 12
Championship, but these two aren’t the doormats of the past, either.
Iowa State head coach Gene Chizik and his Cyclones had Kansas on the

Re: Query help

2008-10-11T01:26:08Z

Thanks for the quick response

Re: Query help

2008-10-11T00:41:46Z

Wildman,
to query on next opponent winning percentage below 500 use the SDQL:
Average(W@team and season)[no:team and season]<0.5
This SDQL manual page may be useful:
[link]
Best wishes,
Joe Meyer
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On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Wild Man Fischer

Query help

2008-10-11T00:18:01Z

looking for the text language for:

teams next opponent winning percentage below .500