We’re now two weeks into my ELO Ratings test and that baby is a smooth 13-3 ATS. Hell ya.
Not only that, but I’ve found that I’ve done a decent job sniping totals using it too, going 4-1 in matches that have had a significant advantage.
Last week’s plays went 4-0, bringing the two week run to 9-1.
The ML parlay last week hit the first step (+171) and the second step (+203), but missed out on the third step (+529) when both Melbourne and Gold Coast failed to win outright. That’s still a fine result!
The previous week, our ML parlay steps went 3-0 at -104, +129, and +205.
If we can keep this up throughout the season, we’ll be raking in the dough just in time for holiday shopping. I can practically smell my new golf clubs…
Test Run #3
So let’s press some buttons and pull some levers and see what the ol’ beaut spits out this week!
Hawthorn +14.5 at Western
Richmond/Sydney u162.5
Gold Coast +17.5 at Geelong
Geelong/Gold Coast o172.5
GWS -21.5 vs Port Adelaide
North Melbourne -8.5 vs West Coast
Essendon +14.5 at Carlton
Carlton/Essendon u162.5
Collingwood -23.5 at Melbourne
This is a lot of plays. We’re hitting full send this week. Let’s see what happens!
ML Parlay Lock of the Week
Let’s roll those extra winnings over into another tasty moneyline parlay, whadda ya say?
2 leg parlay at -117:
GWS -350, Sydney -225
Step up to +132:
Collingwood -400
Step up to +265:
North Melbourne -175
We’re calling it Heat Check Week. Let me know if you’re tailing!
Popping into the comments just to give you the plays ranked. In the post, I listed them in chronological order, so I thought I ought to give them out ranked from biggest advantage to least.
Collingwood -23.5
Essendon +14.5
Richmond/Sydney u162.5
Carlton/Essendon u162.5
Geelong/Gold Coast o172.5
Hawthorn +14.5
GWS -21.5
North Melbourne -8.5
Gold Coast +17.5
And a couple more totals if you're a real sicko:
Western/Hawthorn o172.5
Adelaide/Brisbane o158.5