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MLB Totals System - Baseball Overs and Unders
MLB Overs and Unders System -
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When I first bought the Totals Formula a couple of months ago, I just went ballistic and
bet on every single match produced by the Totals Formula. However, after taking a
good hard look, I noticed that a good percentage of Overs dogs win. From
August 21-27, the formula made +17.29 units... Unbelievable!
Regards and many thanks,
David C.
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The (Totals) Program has been pretty good all year for me...Would be interested in knowing if
you provide any other totals program for the following sports:
Football
Basketball
Soccer
Hockey
Would be interested in purchasing any or all of the above...Thanks.
Don M.
The Major League Baseball Ballpark Factor
Only in baseball (of the 4 major sports) do you have unique field dimensions that vary from stadium to stadium.
In other major sports, you have a uniform playing field (NBA, NFL, NHL) with consistent field dimensions. With baseball,
each park has its own unique dimensions and playing conditions, which is part of baseball's charm.
In other major sports, only the crowd factor usually
carries any distinction from venue to venue. There are a few exceptions. For example, the Mile High conditions in Denver
create a unique field experience (high altitude) for visiting NFL teams playing the Denver Broncos.
An example of a unique NFL crowd factor is Oakland's venue, where Oakland Raider fans create a very
distracting endzone experience
for visiting teams.
Golf is the most dramatic example of distinct venue dimensions (from golf course to golf course), but no player has a
"home field advantage" in the PGA or LPGA.
Our Totals Formula, Version 3.0 - An MLB Overs and Unders System:
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Totals Formula Home Version
Description:
Our latest version of the Totals Formula, Version 3.0, features an Excel program that crunches all the
necessary data for you when you enter some basic stats for each pitcher and team. Once the stats are
entered into the Excel program, the Totals Formula instantly tells you whether or not the game is
projected to be an OVER, UNDER, or NO PLAY.
The program is very user friendly. We tell you exactly
where you can get the stats online, and exactly which stats you need. Then, all
you do is type the stats into the program, and it will crunch the projections for you. The program also
includes the ballpark factor for each team.
The MLB Totals Formula has now had several impressive seasons behind it:
» 2002 Season:
· Won +38.4 units
» 2003 Season:
· Won +40.7 units
» 2004 Season:
· Won +37.1 units
» 2005 Season:
· We did not track the Totals Formula in 2005.
» 2006 Season:
· We did not track the Totals Formula in 2006.
» 2007 Season:
· Won +33.1 units
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