Imagine sitting on the sideline as all your picks win. A majority of the plays, win convincingly as well. That really hurts, but when you place wagers they lose. This has happened to me 5 days straight. It almost hurts as much as losing a lot of money.
Imagine sitting on the sideline as all your picks win. A majority of the plays, win convincingly as well. That really hurts, but when you place wagers they lose. This has happened to me 5 days straight. It almost hurts as much as losing a lot of money.
If you don't learn from your mistakes you are bound to repeat them.
A) Wainright is tossing 88mph junk at this point in the season, he's not a true ace right now, trust what your eyeballs tell you
B) The best time to fade a pitcher is after they pitch 9 stress innings. Both Cobb and Price lost following their 1-0 pitching duel. You can't expect them to throw their regular gems after that game esp in late august
C) Doug Fister doesn't throw hard, doesn't strike people out, is not a ground ball pitcher. His schtick is going about 7 seconds in between pitches, he's not that good that stadium is too small to keep his pitches in the park.
D) Milwaukee is a pure power team. They were not expected to win the series in SD since they can't use their power bats. This was a pretty nasty beat with KRod vs the worst hitting team in the majors facing the bottom of the order. This was the only game I had of yours. I lost it too but deserved it. I knew Mil was going to have a rough time scoring in that stadium, should have just played another easy Padre under at home.
This was bad handicapping not bad beats learn to handicap baseball and it will get better.
If you don't learn from your mistakes you are bound to repeat them.
A) Wainright is tossing 88mph junk at this point in the season, he's not a true ace right now, trust what your eyeballs tell you
B) The best time to fade a pitcher is after they pitch 9 stress innings. Both Cobb and Price lost following their 1-0 pitching duel. You can't expect them to throw their regular gems after that game esp in late august
C) Doug Fister doesn't throw hard, doesn't strike people out, is not a ground ball pitcher. His schtick is going about 7 seconds in between pitches, he's not that good that stadium is too small to keep his pitches in the park.
D) Milwaukee is a pure power team. They were not expected to win the series in SD since they can't use their power bats. This was a pretty nasty beat with KRod vs the worst hitting team in the majors facing the bottom of the order. This was the only game I had of yours. I lost it too but deserved it. I knew Mil was going to have a rough time scoring in that stadium, should have just played another easy Padre under at home.
This was bad handicapping not bad beats learn to handicap baseball and it will get better.
If you don't learn from your mistakes you are bound to repeat them.
A) Wainright is tossing 88mph junk at this point in the season, he's not a true ace right now, trust what your eyeballs tell you
B) The best time to fade a pitcher is after they pitch 9 stress innings. Both Cobb and Price lost following their 1-0 pitching duel. You can't expect them to throw their regular gems after that game esp in late august
C) Doug Fister doesn't throw hard, doesn't strike people out, is not a ground ball pitcher. His schtick is going about 7 seconds in between pitches, he's not that good that stadium is too small to keep his pitches in the park.
D) Milwaukee is a pure power team. They were not expected to win the series in SD since they can't use their power bats. This was a pretty nasty beat with KRod vs the worst hitting team in the majors facing the bottom of the order. This was the only game I had of yours. I lost it too but deserved it. I knew Mil was going to have a rough time scoring in that stadium, should have just played another easy Padre under at home.
This was bad handicapping not bad beats learn to handicap baseball and it will get better.
its not bad beats? when washington was up 4-2 with 2 or 3 more innings to go and they lose?
so if you had a live bet option for lets say -120 ish for washington or milwaukee or any team who has a 2 run lead with 2 or 3 innings left, you wouldnt take it?
cards was a bad bet.. i agree... what about the over 7? 4 runs in the first 3 innings and nothing after?
or the rays game w 4 runs in the first 2 innings and nothing after?
If you don't learn from your mistakes you are bound to repeat them.
A) Wainright is tossing 88mph junk at this point in the season, he's not a true ace right now, trust what your eyeballs tell you
B) The best time to fade a pitcher is after they pitch 9 stress innings. Both Cobb and Price lost following their 1-0 pitching duel. You can't expect them to throw their regular gems after that game esp in late august
C) Doug Fister doesn't throw hard, doesn't strike people out, is not a ground ball pitcher. His schtick is going about 7 seconds in between pitches, he's not that good that stadium is too small to keep his pitches in the park.
D) Milwaukee is a pure power team. They were not expected to win the series in SD since they can't use their power bats. This was a pretty nasty beat with KRod vs the worst hitting team in the majors facing the bottom of the order. This was the only game I had of yours. I lost it too but deserved it. I knew Mil was going to have a rough time scoring in that stadium, should have just played another easy Padre under at home.
This was bad handicapping not bad beats learn to handicap baseball and it will get better.
its not bad beats? when washington was up 4-2 with 2 or 3 more innings to go and they lose?
so if you had a live bet option for lets say -120 ish for washington or milwaukee or any team who has a 2 run lead with 2 or 3 innings left, you wouldnt take it?
cards was a bad bet.. i agree... what about the over 7? 4 runs in the first 3 innings and nothing after?
or the rays game w 4 runs in the first 2 innings and nothing after?
its not bad beats? when washington was up 4-2 with 2 or 3 more innings to go and they lose?
so if you had a live bet option for lets say -120 ish for washington or milwaukee or any team who has a 2 run lead with 2 or 3 innings left, you wouldnt take it?
cards was a bad bet.. i agree... what about the over 7? 4 runs in the first 3 innings and nothing after?
or the rays game w 4 runs in the first 2 innings and nothing after?
those are bad beats and mooses...
well, I had the over in the Philly game for pretty big, it was actually my play of the day. I also had Milwaukee for big and that loss hurt but they only managed 2 runs and you usually don't win with only 2 runs so it's not as bad a beat as it seems. I should not have taken milwaukee though because I never expected them to score much in that stadium. They love their homers and it's really tough to hit them there. Yes it was sort of a miracle win for SD but that's not the point. So many things can happen to affect an outcome, it's just the money spent vs the odds of occurring.
Not trying to belittle you or anything, just food for thought. Look deeper into the pitching numbers, beyond ERA. If a guy doesn't strike many out and allows a lot of fly balls, he's probably going to give up lots of runs in a small park with clear weather and a stiff breeze blowing out. Also, look to fade pitchers coming off 1-0 pitching duels. They usually toss at least 8 innings and all of the pitches are high stress, it's tough to come out of it in good shape for the next start esp deep into the season
its not bad beats? when washington was up 4-2 with 2 or 3 more innings to go and they lose?
so if you had a live bet option for lets say -120 ish for washington or milwaukee or any team who has a 2 run lead with 2 or 3 innings left, you wouldnt take it?
cards was a bad bet.. i agree... what about the over 7? 4 runs in the first 3 innings and nothing after?
or the rays game w 4 runs in the first 2 innings and nothing after?
those are bad beats and mooses...
well, I had the over in the Philly game for pretty big, it was actually my play of the day. I also had Milwaukee for big and that loss hurt but they only managed 2 runs and you usually don't win with only 2 runs so it's not as bad a beat as it seems. I should not have taken milwaukee though because I never expected them to score much in that stadium. They love their homers and it's really tough to hit them there. Yes it was sort of a miracle win for SD but that's not the point. So many things can happen to affect an outcome, it's just the money spent vs the odds of occurring.
Not trying to belittle you or anything, just food for thought. Look deeper into the pitching numbers, beyond ERA. If a guy doesn't strike many out and allows a lot of fly balls, he's probably going to give up lots of runs in a small park with clear weather and a stiff breeze blowing out. Also, look to fade pitchers coming off 1-0 pitching duels. They usually toss at least 8 innings and all of the pitches are high stress, it's tough to come out of it in good shape for the next start esp deep into the season
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