NBA trend

NBA trend Someone posted an NBA trend that wins every year the other day, but I forgot to write it down. Anyone know the trend that was posted? Or for that matter, any other trend that wins year in and year out? I'm getting killed in pro baskets this year.

Road favorites of 5 or more hits at 55%.

[QUOTE=joelshitshow;39484]Road favorites of 5 or more hits at 55%.[/QUOTE] I believe it was those off a loss on the road.

The only two metrics I put in the DB were road team and >=5-pt favorites.

[QUOTE=tradermac;39481]Someone posted an NBA trend that wins every year the other day, but I forgot to write it down. Anyone know the trend that was posted? Or for that matter, any other trend that wins year in and year out? I'm getting killed in pro baskets this year.[/QUOTE] I was responding to this question with a trend from Rexd in a reply to a selection by Fezz last month on Utah -6.5 over NJ. I thought this was the trend he meant. The reply: Way back on the 1980s, I discovered using the Mike Orkin Pointspread Analyzer, that 5.5 point or more NBA road favorites off a road loss was one of the great angles in sports history. Killer Sports shows it’s still ahead since 1995 (p:site=away and site=away and line

Thanks for the reply, guys. Joel, when you talk about inputting into a database, is that your own database or is there a database that we can all purchase or have access to? Thanks.

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so since Miami lost at Bos on Sun--they would be a play under this system tonight as a 5.5/6 pt fav at Ind correct?

They would be a play regardless of the loss.

joel, you got any angles for today? i'm down to my last bullet and, i don't wanna reload. thx, lw