NBA trend

That's the only one I've been using with any regularity. I've been in Berlin on business all week so haven't had time to do any research. I'd just bet whatever burger says and be done with it.

ok. burger it is! thx.

[QUOTE=bkeiller;39494] 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

so, i should take the lakers?

[QUOTE=lonewolf;39608]so, i should take the lakers?[/QUOTE] The Lakers do fall under the original trend quoted. Just fyi, that trend since 1995 is 226-188-8, 54.6%, playing on the 5.5+ road favorite off of a road loss. Jim

OK. I'll take it: Lakers -11

Yes, that was me. A guy by the name of Mike Orkin--he does not make his software anymore, but here is his dormant site ([url]https://snoopdata.com/[/url]) had a program called Pointspread Analyzer. It has a related data mining software program, the Heat Seeker. I am not sure why, but it was one of the few programs in the history of the universe that I thought was far better in DOS than in Windows. I think he originally came up with the program for Roxy Roxborough. But that was one of the great systems of the mid 80s through 90s. I seem to think the original program went back to at least 1983, perhaps even earlier. It may have even gone back as far as '79, though I think that was the football programs that went back that far. Wish he still made them and as flexible as in the DOS days.