Going All In on A's at 4.5 Over on Saturday

It seems to me that the conditions are perfect for this bet. Their bats are scorching hot, and the Angels' pitcher doesn't seem to have good stuff. How risky would it be to place a large bet on this hitting to double up or nothing?

The Angel's pitcher is still a complete unknown.

Kid could have a great bounce back game vs an A's team that isn't too impressive vs righty's at under 4 runs.

In the first h, Oak didn't do very well coming off games they won and scored in double digits. Don't think they ever scored 4. And this pretty much can be applied somewhat to after any high scoring games they won as well.

I wouldn't bet this game at all. Definitely not any type of a substantial bet.

You lost me at doubling up 

@the1toturn2

At the local casino I'm playing at, the odds are great. It's at +207 to take the A's to score 4.5.

@IntenseOperator

 
Already put a bet for a single on the A's scoring over 4.5. I'm also taking the game in general to score over 6 in a parlay.

Though honestly, it's just a bet. If I lose the money by tomorrow, so be it. It'll be a new day anyway. I stopped caring. My happiness comes from other things. If I have money or if I don't have money, it doesn't matter.

But with all that said, I'm gonna pray three times right now and hope this hits.

When I wager I do it to win not just for fun or entertainment ergo I put myself in the best position to do that  It is done by not parlaying and playing gimmick wagers or boosted odds in the books favor  

Bad team at home after scoring tons of runs vs same team. I like LAA -1.5 to be honest. But they are playing a team imo even worse than Oakland. Not sure about toals but would lean over. But unknown pitcher always seems to pitch good when everyone thinks he gets rocked.

@IntenseOperator & @cbbanalysts Thank you. Today, I made the most money I've ever made in my one month of sports gambling. I need to be more strategic about it. Betting based only on my guesses is too stressful. 

@PUSSYGALORE333

I put a lot into it relative to what I own. Now I have a nice cushion to work with because I doubled up that money. Any recommendations on technical books or courses that I can use to further my learning process and be more strategic? If I had lost this bet, I think I would have been out for a while, but for whatever reason, I won. Now I'm in a good place to continue. But I want to do it right.