Posted:
#101
Licecum hasn't been all that great lately
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Risk your entire existence on Lincecum tomorrow
Posted:
#109
ok, I'm not gonna lie.....I just looked on Covers for today, and the threads that said "Easy Winner" or Put all your money on such n such team, they were usually losers. I'm not gonna bet on the Giants tomorrow, just put it that way, but no way in hell I'm gonna lay money on the worst team in MLB.....Staying far, far away from this game.
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Posted:
#110
Quote Originally Posted by sfgiantsin2010:
Not trying to be a cocky prick at all.... Im just trying to get everyone on board for free cash
Not trying to be a cocky prick at all.... Im just trying to get everyone on board for free cash
High risk--with low reward---posted this last week in target 9's thread and got called every name in the book by his followers.
So will only say high risk with low reward is not good money management and in the long haul you will realize that.
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NL EAST 
Posted:
#115
One final note. The 51.3% chance you’ll win the second game given you’ve won the first is smaller than the so called “home team advantage”, which we found to be a win probability of 54.2% on first games and 53.8% on second games.
When the home team wins the first game, it
wins the second game 54.7%
of the time.
When the home team loses the first game, it wins the second game 52.8%
of the time.
When the visitor wins the first game, it wins the second game 47.2% of
the time.
When the visitor loses the first game, it wins the second game 45.3% of
the time.
Those numbers and percentages dont make the juice you are going to lay worthwhile. The giants probably win but its not worth risking your whole bankroll or whatever on it no matter how certain you think you are that they will win. That is gambling and money management 101
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Posted:
#117
Quote Originally Posted by Jaysvdubwhat:
Look at the last 3
Guthrie and Lincecum basically have the same numbers
Guthrie has gone 6 innings or more in his last 8 starts
hes given up 19 runs on the road in 44.2 innings pitched
Linecum 17 in 48.2 IP
Baltimore probably has a better offense then most teams in the NL West
Look at the last 3
Guthrie and Lincecum basically have the same numbers
Guthrie has gone 6 innings or more in his last 8 starts
hes given up 19 runs on the road in 44.2 innings pitched
Linecum 17 in 48.2 IP
Baltimore probably has a better offense then most teams in the NL West
they dont have the same numbers
look at the strikeouts, lincecum dominates
giants will get to guthrie for a few
o's wont touch tiny tim
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Posted:
#121
sf.. guthrie has been pretty solid as of late ya gotta admit-- giants suspect offense?? the more ya look into it it's not a huge advantage to Timmy..
& for real I'm the biggest Twins fan there is & i will admit that easily the AL central & NL West are the biggest
divisions in all of baseball.. There is nothing that even compares to the AL east!!!
& for real I'm the biggest Twins fan there is & i will admit that easily the AL central & NL West are the biggest
divisions in all of baseball.. There is nothing that even compares to the AL east!!!0
Posted:
#123
Quote Originally Posted by ldub004:
sf.. guthrie has been pretty solid as of late ya gotta admit-- giants suspect offense?? the more ya look into it it's not a huge advantage to Timmy..
& for real I'm the biggest Twins fan there is & i will admit that easily the AL central & NL West are the biggestdivisions in all of baseball.. There is nothing that even compares to the AL east!!!
sf.. guthrie has been pretty solid as of late ya gotta admit-- giants suspect offense?? the more ya look into it it's not a huge advantage to Timmy..
& for real I'm the biggest Twins fan there is & i will admit that easily the AL central & NL West are the biggest
divisions in all of baseball.. There is nothing that even compares to the AL east!!!jays will bem uch better in the next couple years same with baltimore the divsion will be even better
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