Ten Sample NBA Trends

Ten Sample NBA Trends Gentlemen, Here are some sample NBA team Trends from the 2010-11 NBA Schedule/Log. The trends were chosen to represent a nice mix of handicapping situations. The Pistons are 0-20 ATS (-10.3 ppg) since May 30, 2008 after a loss in which Tayshaun Prince scored eight points or fewer and had fewer than five assists. The Warriors are 15-0 ATS (+9.5 ppg) since November 06, 2006 with at least one day of rest after a road loss in which they shot less than 40% from the field. The Pacers are 9-0 ATS (+15.9 ppg) since February 26, 1997 as a dog when playing the first game of at least a three game home stand. The Clippers are 0-10 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since January 08, 2009 on the road after a loss in which Eric Gordon was the Clippers' high scorer. The Lakers are 0-9 ATS (-8.3 ppg) since March 28, 2004 as a home favorite when seeking revenge for a loss as a road favorite in which they led by double digits. The Knicks are 9-0 ATS (+9.5 ppg) since April 04, 2003 as a road dog off a road win that broke at least a three-game losing streak. The Thunder are 11-0 ATS (7.6 ppg) since November 03, 2009 after a loss in which they had fewer than fifteen assists. The Seventysixers are 10-0 ATS (+13.4 ppg) since November 09, 2005 at home after a win on the road in which Andre Iguodala shot better than 60% from the field. The Kings are 15-0 ATS (+13.8 ppg) since February 07, 1999 as a home favorite after a double-digit loss in which they scored less than 15% of their points from the free throw line. The Jazz are 12-0 ATS (+13.1 ppg) since December 04, 1999 as a favorite with no rest after a loss in which more than 75% of their baskets were assisted. Prof Meyer

I will predict all these go .510 going forward I don't want to say they are all useless, but Under a harvest moon, on an odd day, with the temperature 50-65 degrees at kickoff, but not 57 or 62, The Oregon Ducks are 22-0 ATS vs. Pac 10 Opponents exactly 1 game below .500 not having played a team from California last week or 3 weeks ago.

[QUOTE=Prof Meyer;29695]Gentlemen, Here are some sample NBA team Trends from the 2010-11 NBA Schedule/Log. The trends were chosen to represent a nice mix of handicapping situations. The Pistons are 0-20 ATS (-10.3 ppg) since May 30, 2008 after a loss in which Tayshaun Prince scored eight points or fewer and had fewer than five assists. The Warriors are 15-0 ATS (+9.5 ppg) since November 06, 2006 with at least one day of rest after a road loss in which they shot less than 40% from the field. The Pacers are 9-0 ATS (+15.9 ppg) since February 26, 1997 as a dog when playing the first game of at least a three game home stand. The Clippers are 0-10 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since January 08, 2009 on the road after a loss in which Eric Gordon was the Clippers' high scorer. The Lakers are 0-9 ATS (-8.3 ppg) since March 28, 2004 as a home favorite when seeking revenge for a loss as a road favorite in which they led by double digits. The Knicks are 9-0 ATS (+9.5 ppg) since April 04, 2003 as a road dog off a road win that broke at least a three-game losing streak. The Thunder are 11-0 ATS (7.6 ppg) since November 03, 2009 after a loss in which they had fewer than fifteen assists. The Seventysixers are 10-0 ATS (+13.4 ppg) since November 09, 2005 at home after a win on the road in which Andre Iguodala shot better than 60% from the field. The Kings are 15-0 ATS (+13.8 ppg) since February 07, 1999 as a home favorite after a double-digit loss in which they scored less than 15% of their points from the free throw line. The Jazz are 12-0 ATS (+13.1 ppg) since December 04, 1999 as a favorite with no rest after a loss in which more than 75% of their baskets were assisted. Prof Meyer[/QUOTE] Thanks for sharing Prof Meyer. Keep up the quant research and developing handicapping ideas. It's appreciated...

Profess - have you any NBA RSW selections so we can look over , lot more use i'd imagine. Keep on posting though. So far myself only bet one - GSW o30'-120 - thanks Burger, number has flown now though.

[QUOTE=Fezzik;30585]I don't want to say they are all useless, but Under a harvest moon, on an odd day, with the temperature 50-65 degrees at kickoff, but not 57 or 62, The Oregon Ducks are 22-0 ATS vs. Pac 10 Opponents exactly 1 game below .500 not having played a team from California last week or 3 weeks ago.[/QUOTE] Can you see the difference between your example and any of the trends I posted? For example, "The Seventysixers are 10-0 ATS (+13.4 ppg) since November 09, 2005 at home after a win on the road in which Andre Iguodala shot better than 60% from the field." Player-based trends like to one shown above have the potential to very profitable for two reasons. Number one, they are not factored into the line. Number two, they make sense. I think that it's very possible that the 76ers play better than expected and with more confidence when they are at home after a road win in which their leader shot better than 60% from the field. Maybe it's not true. Maybe it's a random fluctuation. Of course, I don't KNOW it's a good trend. But, when it occurs, I want to know about it. I want to factor it in to my decision-making. If you would like to disparage the information I present here, pick an example that I posted and provide constructive criticism rather than comparing my trends with something like: "Under a harvest moon, on an odd day, with the temperature 50-65 degrees at kickoff, but not 57 or 62, The Oregon Ducks are 22-0 ATS vs. Pac 10 Opponents exactly 1 game below .500 not having played a team from California last week or 3 weeks ago." which is obviously ridiculous. Regards, Prof Meyer

MTi's 2010-11 NBA Futures [QUOTE=costar;30646]Profess - have you any NBA RSW selections so we can look over , lot more use i'd imagine. Keep on posting though. So far myself only bet one - GSW o30'-120 - thanks Burger, number has flown now though.[/QUOTE] I have three NBA Futures plays that I will post Sunday evening the 24th. To check out the complete history of MTi's NBA Futures, go to this URL: [url]https://killersports.com/nba_futures.pdf[/url] MTi's NBA Futures are 48-27-2 their history and 6-0 in the past two seasons. In each of the past two seasons, the plays were all winners before April. A complete write-up of these selections are given in the document. The three 2010-11 Futures look at least as good. Prof Meyer

Appreciate it Prof

Some of the best information I've seen. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to your post Sunday evening.

[QUOTE=Fezzik;30585]I don't want to say they are all useless, but [/QUOTE] Will you be posting NBA plays this year, Steve, with analysis?

[QUOTE=Kruger;30742]Will you be posting NBA plays this year, Steve, with analysis?[/QUOTE] Jim, how bout yourself? :D