Basketball Bet Thread 11/28

I took Ohio State, Michigan State, and Washington

Do y'all have a spreadsheet template that you keep your plays in? If so, would you mind sharing? I posted this in the thread last night after it had been abandoned.

added NCAA
James Madison -1.5
Miami -1.5
Ohio St +6
Washinton -1.5

2units

BTB NBA:
Magic +7.5
Bobcats +9
Celts -3
Hornets +3

RAS NCAAB:
Ball State +2
Richmond -15
Rhode Island +4
UC Santa Clara -8.5
App State +4
Weber State +13

Behindthebets or Rance.

Stuckey2, nropp, WesReynolds1, 30unitsin30days (HeHaithMe and SportsCheetah), TheBetLebowski, secondhalfwager

Stuckey2 has been struggling to start, but will come around. Nropp has daily analysis that is a MUST read on his website nropp.com.

Here's a list I posted early in the season:
Twitter follows for CBB:
Stuckey2 - The #1 follow for CBB betting. Without a doubt.
nropp - He posts a daily analysis on a lot of games on his blog (LINK Great stuff even if you don't tail his picks.
WesReynolds1 - Ultimate high volume player. One of the sharpest guys on twitter for all sports.
HeHaithMe - Not sure if he's started picking CBB yet, but he has a betting podcast with guests that is some of the best information I get all year.
TheBetLebowski - Less known twitter handicapper, but has made some good picks in CBB so far. He's 4-1-1 on the year in CBB.
SportsCheetah - Also a sharp guy across all sports. Very good at NBA and College Football (if you see him make a pick on a team in Utah - play it - he knows Utah sports). One of the top cappers on twitter IMO.
IvyLeagueExpert - Recommendation from ChemE in another thread. He was 35-17-1 on Ivy League plays last year (67%). Haven't seen him make any plays yet, so I'll keep an eye out.
ZonaCats1 - Just found out this guys releases RAS picks on this twitter timeline pretty soon after release, so he could be a good follow. No clue about his handicapping ability.
Daviddaman2 - 7-3 so far on the CBB season. Knows his stuff.

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Games inside the parlays are 9-3.

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TJG2010:

Here's a spreadsheet: LINK

I have one, but it's kinda set up funky and I have it on Google Docs. I can show it to you if you want.

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Behindthebets or Rance.

Stuckey2, nropp, WesReynolds1, 30unitsin30days (HeHaithMe and SportsCheetah), TheBetLebowski, secondhalfwager

Stuckey2 has been struggling to start, but will come around. Nropp has daily analysis that is a MUST read on his website nropp.com.

Here's a list I posted early in the season:
Twitter follows for CBB:
Stuckey2 - The #1 follow for CBB betting. Without a doubt.
nropp - He posts a daily analysis on a lot of games on his blog (LINK Great stuff even if you don't tail his picks.
WesReynolds1 - Ultimate high volume player. One of the sharpest guys on twitter for all sports.
HeHaithMe - Not sure if he's started picking CBB yet, but he has a betting podcast with guests that is some of the best information I get all year.
TheBetLebowski - Less known twitter handicapper, but has made some good picks in CBB so far. He's 4-1-1 on the year in CBB.
SportsCheetah - Also a sharp guy across all sports. Very good at NBA and College Football (if you see him make a pick on a team in Utah - play it - he knows Utah sports). One of the top cappers on twitter IMO.
IvyLeagueExpert - Recommendation from ChemE in another thread. He was 35-17-1 on Ivy League plays last year (67%). Haven't seen him make any plays yet, so I'll keep an eye out.
ZonaCats1 - Just found out this guys releases RAS picks on this twitter timeline pretty soon after release, so he could be a good follow. No clue about his handicapping ability.
Daviddaman2 - 7-3 so far on the CBB season. Knows his stuff.

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Thanks. Awesome reply.

I think nropp is cash money. He is very judicious with his picks. He might recommend one play a day. But it'll hit.

Magic +7.5
Bobcats +9

Yeah.

Mine is very simple.

I have different sheets for each week in each sport (Week 13 CFB, Week 1 CBB, etc.)

In basketball I have a Date column, Bet, Risk, Win, and Results columns. Then I tally the weekly totals in that sheet at the top with win, loss, push, and a gain amount (dollar amount and unit amount).

Football is the same without the date column.

Then I have one master sheet for season totals, where each week I add the data from the weekly win , loss, push, and gain amount totals.

One sec: I'll make a copy on Google Docs and ya'll can see.