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3-30 Opening Bankroll $10,000.00 All wagers are FLAT, do not add the juice
6-20, 1-1, -31.42
Mets, FG, +106 (Matsuzaka / Alvarez) W
Mets-Marlins, F5, Under 4, -118 (Matsuzaka / Alvarez) L
6-21 Bankroll $10,283.57 (RoR +.7%) YTD 86-85-20 (50.3%)
All plays today are $206.00
Phillies-Cardinals, F5, Under 3.5, (?) (Hamels / Wainright)
Phillies, F5, +145 (Hamels / Wainwright)
Mets, F5, +113 (deGrom / Koehler)
BOL
Phillies: Hamels (76.2, 9-2 qs) and Wainwright (76.9 12-2 qs) are both shutout capable versus these two offenses on this given day. In fact, this could be one of the fastest 5 inning games in history. That leads to the question of the -155/+145 line. Is it more likely that Wainwright should win at 61% clip than Hamels at a 41% clip? I really can’t see that and $1.10 of line value seems enormous.
Mets: Yes, my fellow sports fans, I find the Mutts as frustrating as you do, but if the +EV is present you almost have to play. The Marlins still are not generating any runs and a little smarter base coaching might have brought home the bacon last night, but that is history now and we still have to play the probable odds.
The total at St. Louis will open at 3.5 because the game total opened at 7, but has dropped to 6.5 with the over drawing the juice. Whatever the odds open at I will accept but I can’t hang around waiting for it right now.