I just read an article by Chad Millman in ESPN the magazine about the Buckey database. Tom Stryker helped build the database and only sold 9 copies for $15,000 each. Dr. Bob, Marc Lawrence etc each have a copy. If you had the chance would you buy a copy? Also, has anyone here used the database?
Would you pay $15,000 for the Buckeye Database
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#1Would you pay $15,000 for the Buckeye DatabaseTags: None -
#2Depends what's in it... a lot of good info is pretty easy to accumulate nowadays.Comment -
#3what is it??
never heard of it.Comment -
#4Here is a link to the article.
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#6no, I could find a lot of things I need more for $15,000 than the buckeye databaseComment -
#7^no ******* doubt
from what I read I dont see what the big deal is. If the database would spit on winners that would be one thing but it is just stats and trends.Comment -
#8Databases are not worth that much. I built a combined NFL and NCAAFB statistical database with closing spreads and totals for less than $1000.Comment -
#9Not a chance in hell. The guys who bought it use it to make selections to sell. None of them are ahead $ wise off their betting. They make dough from the dumbasses that pay for picks.Comment -
#10Good read. I should put all these database classes I keep taking to good use and create a database to toy around with.Comment -
#11interesting stuff, seems espn is talking more and more about betting these daysComment -
#12Why would I pay $15K for the Buckeye database when I have a better NBA database than what that one has, with more in-depth data and more info than that one has by far?...
I started mine from scratch and it took me close to 3 years to build it and I have been adding to it ever since...I even have a boxscore for every game...Comment -
#13Why would I pay $15K for the Buckeye database when I have a better NBA database than what that one has, with more in-depth data and more info than that one has by far?...
I started mine from scratch and it took me close to 3 years to build it and I have been adding to it ever since...I even have a boxscore for every game...Comment -
#14Looks like it is heavy on trend plays, or did I misread the bottom portion from Big Al?Comment -
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#17Hmmm, I mean, if that database is worth 15K, and my database has MORE NBA info (pertinent info, not meaningless info), then that one has, why would I "share" it for free?...Obviously, after reading that article, my database certainly is worth some coin, but in all honesty, it's probably something I should keep private as the info it contains is invaluable, quite frankly...
Maybe I can post a sample of it, we'll see, but I don't even know if I should do that...I do sell a much smaller version of my private database online, but the private one is not for sale...Comment -
#18its useless and all of then are useless , because now there are diff players on all teams , its worth maybe $5 for a conversation , id give 15k today for tomorrows news paper thats allComment -
#19no thank youComment -
#20ScamComment -
#21Funny sh*t..."Now there are different players on all the teams"...Really?...What does that have to do with actual situational handicapping?...
Answer: Absolutely nothing...
I guess there aren't too many actual handicappers on this forum...No biggie...Comment -
#22You can buy the MLB, NFL, NBA, CFB and CBB database at less than USD 30 at Sports Gambling Site.Comment -
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