Germany is likely to
receive less units, so that makes the M4 GTS even more special and valuable.
Not exact matches
Specifically, the last sentence of the official statement weirdly calls out the fact that the number of complaints the company has
received regarding its sun block lotion is»...
less than one half of one percent of all
units actually sold.»
Less than a week after RHB Bank and AMMB Holdings
received the regulatory go - head to start merger talks, the country's second largest lender CIMB Group said it sold a 50 percent stake in its stockbroking
unit to China Galaxy Securities.
«Mr. Speaker, today in First Nations communities across the country, the unemployment rate can reach 80 %, half of the housing
units are in a pitiful state and schools and students
receive 30 %
less funding than others,» Thomas Mulcair reported.
According to our BetLabs software, home dogs in the National League that
receive less than 30 % of moneyline wagers have earned +59.87
units since the beginning of the 2005 season.
Since 2004, underdogs
receiving less than 20 % of spread bets have gone 84 - 65 for +14.6
units and a 9.8 % return on investment (ROI).
As you can see betting on teams who are
receiving less than 35 % of public wagers has the highest
units earned with 28.14, however the actual return on investment would be noticeably higher when that number drops below 30 %.
This year's NHL Betting Against the Public article details the profitable points for contrarian betting between 2005 and 2011, and teams
receiving less than 40 % of moneyline bets had won 75.8
units, or a 1.6 % return on investment.
On the year, underdogs
receiving less than 20 % of spread bets are 22 - 17 with +3.97
units won and a 10.2 % return on investment.
At the time of publication, we had found that visitors
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline bets had gone 47 - 52 for +30.76
units and an astounding 31.1 % return on investment (ROI).
Since 2004, favorites of 8 or more points
receiving 50 % or
less of spread bets have gone 39 - 28 (58.2 %) ATS with +9.71
units earned and a +14.5 % return on investment (ROI).
In fact when we add our contrarian filter to the mix and look at home teams
receiving less than 40 % of public bets, this system becomes even more advantageous with a 96 - 68 record — good for 23.28
units earned and a 14.2 % return on investment (ROI).
Since 2005, MLB favorites
receiving less than 35 % of moneyline bets have gone 564 - 476 with +10.93
units won.
Using our Bet Labs software, we found that favorites
receiving less than 40 % of moneyline bets have gone 35 - 14 with +14.96
units won during the NHL Playoffs.
When the under was
receiving 30 % of bets or
less, it went 21 - 8 (+11.4
units).
Since 2003, underdogs
receiving less than 20 % of spread bets have gone 87 - 67 with 15.51
units earned and a 10.1 % return on investment (ROI).
When the Pinnacle steam move has been triggered on the other side, teams
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline tickets have gone just 474 - 769 with -79.56
units lost.
Since 2003, underdogs
receiving less than 20 % of spread bets have gone 86 - 66 during the regular season, resulting in a 56.6 % winning rate and a profit of 15.59
units with a 10.3 % return on investment (ROI).
When we examined teams fitting this criteria that were also
receiving less than 40 % of spread bets, our
units won leaped to +51.25 while our ROI increased to 9.4 %.
This system shows that since 2004, underdogs
receiving less than 20 % of spread bets in regular season games have posted a record of 86 - 65 (ATS) for a profit of +16.59
units and an 11 % return on investment (ROI).
According to our BetLabs software, road teams
receiving less than 20 % of moneyline wagers have gone 100 - 136 on the year, which is good for +14.87
units and a 6.3 % return on investment (ROI).
This season, favorites
receiving less than 50 % of spread bets have gone 32 - 20 ATS (61.5 %) with +10.56
units won.
Over the past 12 seasons, teams
receiving less than 20 % of moneyline tickets have gone 1,185 - 1,778 (40.0 %) with +40.55
units won.
As you can see, our most basic contrarian filter (visitors
receiving less than 49 % of spread bets) has been highly lucrative this season, producing a 197 - 158 record with +30.34
units won and an 8.5 % ROI.
Since 2005, teams
receiving less than 50 % of moneyline bets have gone 1980 - 2350 (+44.35
units) in June.
Although the highest ROI correlates with visitors
receiving less than 30 % of spread bets, we will focus on teams
receiving less than 35 % of spread bets due to the significantly larger sample size and
units won.
According to BetLabs, since 2005 teams
receiving less than 20 % of moneyline wagers have gone 843-1218 for +80.58
units and a 3.9 % return on investment (ROI) during the regular season.
As you can see, teams
receiving less than 40 % of public bets posted a 128 - 119 record with +31
units won during June.
Since 2005, teams
receiving less than 40 % of public bets have gone just 2,472 - 2,563 ATS (49.1 %) with -215.01
units lost and a -4.3 % return on investment (ROI).
For example, knowing that teams
receiving less than 30 % of public bets is valuable information, however, if you only examined the specific data points (i.e. 17 %) with the highest
units won, you could create a system with a greater ROI but you wouldn't have learned anything particularly valuable — especially considering that the public betting percentage could move a single point after placing your bet, thus falling out of your system.
Since 2005, underdogs
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline tickets have gone 4,376 - 6,329 with +14.62
units won and a +0.1 % return on investment (ROI).
According to our BetLabs software, home underdogs
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline wagers have earned +67.25
units since 2005 — good for a 2.2 % return on investment (ROI).
Since the start of the 2009 season, NHL visitors who
received 35 % or
less of moneyline bets and closed between +105 and +200 underdogs won +42.25
units for a +3.9 % ROI.
We found that over the past decade, home favorites
receiving less than 40 % of spread bets have gone 60 - 37 for +19.8
units and an impressive 20.4 % ROI.
#NBAPlayoff underdogs
receiving more than 50 % of ML bets and
less 50 % of spread bets have gone 62 - 76 straight up with +41.02
units won.
During the college basketball season, teams
receiving less than 35 % of tickets and more than 50 % of the money went 30 - 20 ATS (58.8 %) with +7.46
units won.
According to our BetLabs software, teams
receiving less than 20 % of moneyline wagers have gone 82 - 106 for +17.70
units and a 9.4 % return on investment (ROI) during the 2012 season.
As you can see, betting on NHL teams
receiving 35 % or
less of moneyline wagers has resulted in almost +110
units won.
Since 2004, underdogs
receiving 20 % or
less of spread bets have gone 84 - 63 during the regular season, resulting in 16.56
units earned and an 11.3 % return on investment (ROI).
-- As we wrote in a recent article, road underdogs
receiving less than 35 % of moneyline wagers have gone 76 - 104 (+24.35
units, 13.5 % ROI) since 2005.
As you can see, underdogs
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline bets have gone 2,489 - 3,470 with +124.78
units won which makes it the most profitable range for contrarian betting.
As you can see, when a team is
receiving less than 40 % of spread bets and there is at least 1.5 - points of reverse line movement, they have produced a 60 - 39 ATS record with 19.27
units won.
Since February 1, 2010, visiting teams
receiving less than 35 % of public bets and getting 10 or more points have gone 43 - 20 (68.25 %) with 20.89
units earned.
This season teams
receiving less than 30 % of moneyline bets have gone 73 - 99 with +2.67
units won and a 1.5 % ROI.
Filtering this even further and solely betting against teams
receiving 80 % or more of public betting action produced a slightly
less profit of +20.44
units, but the massive reduction in the number of games bet more than doubles the ROI to 9.2 % at this level.
According to our BetLabs software, AL underdogs
receiving less than 25 % of moneyline wagers have earned +37.45
units just this season alone.
Since the start of the lockout shortened season, teams
receiving less than 35 % of moneyline bets have gone just 781-1243 -LRB--124.23
units lost) but some teams were affected far more than others.
Since 2005 road dogs of 10.5 + points that are
receiving less than 40 % of spread bets have gone 2,038 - 1,886 ATS for +54.59
units.
However, when we utilize our betting against the public philosophy and focus on teams
receiving less than 30 % of spread bets, we produce an 83 - 64 ATS record with +15.09
units won and a 10.3 % ROI.
When you add on a basic contrarian filter (unders
receiving less than 50 % of public bets) that record drops to 468 - 476 -LRB--31.46
units).