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Trends from SDB's sample ou against,SDB's sample ou against
$ ROI Margin wins losses % link
3668 12.1 -0.0 109 155 41.3 The Pirates are 109-155-12 AGAINST since Jun 13, 2017
2646 16.1 -0.0 56 87 39.2 The Pirates are 56-87-7 AGAINST since Jun 21, 2017 as a dog
1701 14.7 0.1 40 60 40.0 The Pirates are 40-60-5 AGAINST since Jun 21, 2017 as a road dog
1045 20.8 -0.4 16 28 36.4 The Pirates are 16-28-2 AGAINST since Jun 17, 2017 as a home dog
940 29.3 -1.0 9 19 32.1 The Pirates are 9-19-1 AGAINST since Aug 28, 2018 on the road
930 36.7 -2.0 6 16 27.3 The Pirates are 6-16-1 AGAINST since Aug 14, 2018 as a favorite
730 34.5 -1.9 5 13 27.8 The Pirates are 5-13-1 AGAINST since Aug 18, 2018 as a home favorite
200 47.6 -2.5 1 3 25.0 The Pirates are 1-3 AGAINST since Aug 14, 2018 as a road favorite
200 91.7 -2.2 0 2 0.0 The Pirates are 0-2 AGAINST since Apr 19, 2019 at home
Trend Parameters: active, english, invested, losses, margin, profit, pushes, sdql, start, team, wins

How To Use the Trends Page:
Use the Pythonic Query Language to explore a database of trends. The full PyQL format is: parameters @ conditions. More typical use just specifies the condition and takes a default output.

To see all trends with an average margin of at least 2 use the PyQL condition: margin > 2.

To see all perfect trends use the PyQL: wins * losses = 0
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