GimmeTheBall!
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do accuscore do racetrack stuff?
um, i am axing on behalf of my uncle Johnny.
um, i am axing on behalf of my uncle Johnny.
Phoenix;3224506 said:I'm already not liking this though...
Phoenix;3226738 said:In the meantime, please pay no attention to AccuScore.
T-RO;3226934 said:I think you are one of their agents coming on here trying to pitch this crap.
Phoenix;3224506 said:AccuScore has the Vikings at a heavy 59% to 40% favorite over the Cowboys (currently, I think the 10,000+ simulations are still in progress).
Currently, the average score they show is:
Vikings 26.9
Cowboys 24.1
Current Top Performers listed for QB, RB, WR in the game are:
QB - Romo. 23-35, 259 yds, 1.9 TD
RB - AP. 18 carries, 70 yds, 0.7 TD
WR - Austin. 4.9 Receptions, 74 yds, also 0.7 TD
No details of their "if-then" analysis are yet available.
I'm already not liking this though...
jackrussell;3227002 said:Man, I've been tellin' you all along you can't beat the old stand by.
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jackrussell;3227002 said:Man, I've been tellin' you all along you can't beat the old stand by.
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Doomsday;3228594 said:Accuscore was 1-3 picking games last week. It is probably better this way.
Royal Laegotti;3228655 said:Why don't we just let AccuReality settle the game on Sunday and toss this computer simulation garbage, that and the magic 8 ball.
Phoenix;3228587 said:I did get this email reply from AccuScore, as a result of my email asking how they do their calculations, and accusing them of being a fly-by-night operation:
"[FONT=Calibri, Verdana, Helvetica, Arial]We use team and player past performances over the past 3-5 years. We have a unique formula for freshman and rookies. We run each game, one play at a time factoring in over 100 variables. We factor in numerous statistics, including game, season and situational. We then simulate games one play at a time under real game conditions and repeat the process 10,000 times.
Our record’s are posted in each sport’s Daily Line Report. We supply archived DLRs up to two seasons back to members who request it.
We are not fly by night and we are legit. Our partners can speak to that. Wall Street Journal, Yahoo!, ESPN, Sporting News, Versus, NY Post and more than 30 local television stations from around the country."
Take it for what it's worth. With that, here is their indepth comments on the game simulations this week:
[/FONT]While both teams feature dynamic RBs both run defenses are playing very well in simulations. Adrian Peterson only has a 39 percent of rushing for over 75 yards but if he does the the Vikings are heavy 77 percent favorites. Felix Jones and Marion Barber only have a 38 percent chance of rushing for 80+ yards, but if they do then Dallas is the 75 percent favorite. The QB match-up is extremely close as well with Tony Romo and Brett Favre projected for 250+ yards and 2 TDs. The game could come down to which defense rushes the passer more effectively. When Dallas sacks Favre 4 or more times the Cowboys improve their chances from 41 to 58 percent. When the Vikings sack Romo 4+ times Minnesota is the 76 percent favorite.
Don't be so sensitive firebird it was just a comment. But I do find it funny that you or anyone else may fret alittle over what AccuScore or the Magic 8 ball says.Phoenix;3228697 said:All for reality settling it. It always does, doesn't it? Despite what AccuScore, the Magic 8 Ball says? Despite what Vegas says?
Despite what you probably prefer - talking heads like Berman picking a winner/score out of the blue based on absolutely nothing? Or a beat writer, or any other paper/internet publication talking head?
Pardon, thought this was a discussion board, not a dismissal board, where possible insights into our biggest game in over a decade might warrant discussion and analysis on our parts.
Closed-mindedness. It's a truly repelling thing to see sometimes...especially in places like this is supposed to be.
Have a nice day, and please feel free to ignore threads with "AccuScore" in them. We'll both feel better, I'm sure.