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MLB 7/06/16 Nicolino Is Hopeless

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TheGoldenGoose

Legend

Joined: Jan, 2003

Posts: 32362

Posted: Jul. 6, 2016 - 11:48 PM ET #26

Quote Originally Posted by LogCottage:

Hey, nineteen.

You know it brother.

Dammit. Walk the bases loaded in the 9th inning to get to Lee who Homered earlier and he K's to lose the game. Go figure.

~~~~~ZOSO~~~~~

YesIndeedNanoo

Prospect

Joined: Nov, 2014

Posts: 219

Posted: Jul. 7, 2016 - 1:04 AM ET #27

Key ive always looked at your mlb plays along with a few other guys here before confirming mine. Keep em coming please. Appreciate the work .

seahawksanders

Prospect

Joined: Oct, 2007

Posts: 432

Posted: Jul. 7, 2016 - 1:21 AM ET #28

Thanks for the Pirates play (I was already on Seattle).

Once I saw your post I jumped on PIT live when they were down a run (paid +260). Seattle game was frustrating, so close. I had the over on Sea/Hou and the unreal Federer & Murray parlay helped me have a good day.

Great job as always, Key! Thanks!

Alien-1

Captain

Joined: Dec, 2008

Posts: 5043

Posted: Jul. 7, 2016 - 1:36 AM ET #29

Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:

There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?