Posted:
#51
HOME DOG FOR ME.
LETS SEE HOW THE YANKS HANDLE SOME PRESURE
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Angels with Kazmir at home +126, whos with me?
Posted:
#54
This series is one 0-2 pitch from the Angels leading 2-1. The key to this game is getting cheap hits, some speedy, struggling LAA batter laying down a bunt and beating it out because a 300 lb pitcher couldn't make a bang-bang play. The Angels need to use ALL their talent to win tonight, #1 being their speed.
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Posted:
#65
Quote Originally Posted by Serb89:
One of the Cover's Experts said that the public has nothing to do with lines movement in the MLB, it's all sharp movement. In that case, sharps are on the Angels big tonight, we all know the public is backing the yankees.
One of the Cover's Experts said that the public has nothing to do with lines movement in the MLB, it's all sharp movement. In that case, sharps are on the Angels big tonight, we all know the public is backing the yankees.
I hope you're right. If the Halos win tonight I win my bonehead series bet on the Halos/Yanks series going at least 6 games.
I took 2 bets out on "when will the series end?" prop
Game 6 +175
Game 7 +200
I didn't realize at the time that I was essentially paying -200 for over 5.5 games.
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Posted:
#69
Quote Originally Posted by DTher85:
I hope you're right. If the Halos win tonight I win my bonehead series bet on the Halos/Yanks series going at least 6 games.
I took 2 bets out on "when will the series end?" prop
Game 6 +175
Game 7 +200
I didn't realize at the time that I was essentially paying -200 for over 5.5 games.
I hope you're right. If the Halos win tonight I win my bonehead series bet on the Halos/Yanks series going at least 6 games.
I took 2 bets out on "when will the series end?" prop
Game 6 +175
Game 7 +200
I didn't realize at the time that I was essentially paying -200 for over 5.5 games.
Those prices are unspeakably bad. The right move here is for you to hope the Yankees win the next two games so you lose your bet. That way you don't get clipped on the terrible, awful, laughable payout. Do you agree?
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Posted:
#70
GL Serb 
I am with you and the halos 
I hear the Yanks actually want CC to pitch on 3 days rest
but as mentioned he is a horse - young and strong
he even claims he has better stuff on 3 days
CC has a pretty good ERA on 3 days sitting under 2
Vlad extended his life with that 2 run blast
maybe he can do it again - lets hope so
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Posted:
#71
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Those prices are unspeakably bad. The right move here is for you to hope the Yankees win the next two games so you lose your bet. That way you don't get clipped on the terrible, awful, laughable payout. Do you agree?
No, you never want to lose a bet. Be serious. I will take a win under almost any circumstances, I have learned from this bet and plan to move on like any other person.
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Posted:
#72
Quote Originally Posted by Gold_Rush:
GL Serb
GL Serb
I am with you and the halos
I hear the Yanks actually want CC to pitch on 3 days rest
but as mentioned he is a horse - young and strong
he even claims he has better stuff on 3 days
CC has a pretty good ERA on 3 days sitting under 2
Vlad extended his life with that 2 run blast
maybe he can do it again - lets hope so
Let's do it bro!
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Posted:
#73
Quote Originally Posted by Ima-Focker:
You might want to let it climb, as I think the public will push it higher... just a thought, after CC who do the Yankees have in the bullpen...
NOBODY
I think you should be answering this question for the ANGELS and not the Yankees. Kazmir NEVER goes deep into games and the Angels bullpen isn't shut down...not to mention that their relievers threw many more pitches than the Yanks' pen yesterday. But since you asked the question you did, the answer is quite simpler than "NOBODY"....Sabathia on short rest or not can bring the game to the 7th or 8th and then you have Joba (10 pitches yest.), Marte (1), Coke (3), Hughes (19), Rivera (17), Robertson (11), Aceves (3)...combined 68 pitches from the pen compared to the Angels 94 pitches (which includes 28 from their most reliable reliever Darren Oliver).
The Yankees are the better team with the better starter, better lineup, better bullpen, and the best closer in the history of the sport. The line at -130 would mean that the Yanks would have to win this game more than 57% of the time to be profitable...I think they would win with tonight's matchup at a much higher clip than this...especially in this spot knowing they win here with their ace on the mound the series is all but over.
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Posted:
#74
Quote Originally Posted by DTher85:
No, you never want to lose a bet. Be serious. I will take a win under almost any circumstances, I have learned from this bet and plan to move on like any other person.
No, you never want to lose a bet. Be serious. I will take a win under almost any circumstances, I have learned from this bet and plan to move on like any other person.
I am serious. The correct mindset after getting caught with a horrible, horrible number is to hope the bet loses so you avoid the embarrasing clipping, while at the same time denying the book that made a sucker out of you from realizing the full value of your mistake. If the Yanks win in 5, your disastrous prices don't matter. No harm done (this time, anyway). But if the series makes it back to New York, the book laughs in your face as they pay you off at about 60 cents on the dollar. Trust me, you WANT to lose both of those bets, not just one of them.
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