- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28H%20and%20P%3AL%20and%20Po%3Aruns%3E%3D10%20and%20s%3Astarter%20walks%3C2%20and%205%3Eseries%20games%3E2%20and%20season%3E2010%29%20as%20%22Home%20teams%20that%20lost%20last%20matchup%20allowing%2010%2B%20runs%20now%20starting%20a%20pitcher%20that%20allowed%201%20or%200%20runs%20last%20start%20fail%3A%2095-150%20-84.5%20units%20SU.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Royals
- EXTRA SYSTEM: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28tS%28runs%3E6%2CN%3D3%29%3D3%20and%20line%3E-115%20and%209%3Emonth%3E5%29%20as%20%22After%20the%20beginning%20of%20regular%20season%20and%20filtering%20out%20the%20last%20month%20as%20well%2C%20dogs%20or%20very%20small%20favorites%20off%20of%203%2B%20straight%20games%20where%20they%20score%20over%206%20runs%20are%20103-96%20%2B31.9%20units%22&plot_PL=1








September Dogs - Starting with $4k
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28H%20and%20P%3AL%20and%20Po%3Aruns%3E%3D10%20and%20s%3Astarter%20walks%3C2%20and%205%3Eseries%20games%3E2%20and%20season%3E2010%29%20as%20%22Home%20teams%20that%20lost%20last%20matchup%20allowing%2010%2B%20runs%20now%20starting%20a%20pitcher%20that%20allowed%201%20or%200%20runs%20last%20start%20fail%3A%2095-150%20-84.5%20units%20SU.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Royals
- EXTRA SYSTEM: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28tS%28runs%3E6%2CN%3D3%29%3D3%20and%20line%3E-115%20and%209%3Emonth%3E5%29%20as%20%22After%20the%20beginning%20of%20regular%20season%20and%20filtering%20out%20the%20last%20month%20as%20well%2C%20dogs%20or%20very%20small%20favorites%20off%20of%203%2B%20straight%20games%20where%20they%20score%20over%206%20runs%20are%20103-96%20%2B31.9%20units%22&plot_PL=1








- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28WP%3E60%20and%20month%3E8%20and%20playoffs%3D0%20and%20F%29%20as%20%22Fade%20plus%20.600%20Favorites%20at%20the%20end%20of%20regular%20season%3A%20218-185%20-93.44%20units%20SU%20%2B15.5%25%20roi%20fade.%20Very%20simple%2C%20very%20powerful.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Yankees)
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28WP%3E60%20and%20month%3E8%20and%20playoffs%3D0%20and%20F%29%20as%20%22Fade%20plus%20.600%20Favorites%20at%20the%20end%20of%20regular%20season%3A%20218-185%20-93.44%20units%20SU%20%2B15.5%25%20roi%20fade.%20Very%20simple%2C%20very%20powerful.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Yankees)
wait is this guys bankroll to 13k from 4k ALL OF OF DOGS?
wait is this guys bankroll to 13k from 4k ALL OF OF DOGS?
Here's September and woof woof boys. Let's hit it!
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28WP%3E60%20and%20month%3E8%20and%20playoffs%3D0%20and%20F%29%20as%20%22Fade%20plus%20.600%20Favorites%20at%20the%20end%20of%20regular%20season%3A%20218-185%20-93.44%20units%20SU%20%2B15.5%25%20roi%20fade.%20Very%20simple%2C%20very%20powerful.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Yankees)
Here's September and woof woof boys. Let's hit it!
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28WP%3E60%20and%20month%3E8%20and%20playoffs%3D0%20and%20F%29%20as%20%22Fade%20plus%20.600%20Favorites%20at%20the%20end%20of%20regular%20season%3A%20218-185%20-93.44%20units%20SU%20%2B15.5%25%20roi%20fade.%20Very%20simple%2C%20very%20powerful.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the Yankees)
$60 to win $66.60
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: Since 2004, sub .500 home division dogs, +100 to +145, off of a loss as a home favorite are 145-114 +49.56 units SU +19.1% roi. - Take the Blue Jays today!

$60 to win $66.60
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: Since 2004, sub .500 home division dogs, +100 to +145, off of a loss as a home favorite are 145-114 +49.56 units SU +19.1% roi. - Take the Blue Jays today!

vs Chicago White Sox
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28AD%20and%20RG3%20and%20on%3AH%20and%20%28day%20%3D%20Wednesday%20or%20day%20%3D%20Thursday%29%20and%20op%3Amargin%3C3%20and%20WP%3C58%20and%20o%3AWP%3E36%20and%20total%3E7%29%20as%20%22Weekday%20Rubber%20Game%3A%20Take%20the%20sub%20.580%20Road%20Dog%20facing%20a%20plus%20.360%20team.%20Ignore%20situations%20where%20the%20opponent%20won%20by%203%2B%20runs%20last%20game%20and%20very%20low%20pitcher%20dual%20totals%20for%20175-179%20%2B59.69%20%2B16.9%25%20roi.%22&plot_PL=1 (Take the Tigers and Orioles)
- https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-145%3Eline%3E%3D-200%20and%20tA%28margin%29%3C%3D-.5%20and%20po%3Aruns%3E7%20and%20season%3E2012%29%20as%20%22Since%202012%2C%20teams%20that%20lose%20by%20an%20average%200.5%20rpg%20on%20the%20season%20for%20-145%20to%20-200%20are%2016-26%20-27.52%20units%2C%20%2B58.2%25%20roi%20SU%20after%20allowing%20over%207%20runs.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the White Sox)




vs Chicago White Sox
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28AD%20and%20RG3%20and%20on%3AH%20and%20%28day%20%3D%20Wednesday%20or%20day%20%3D%20Thursday%29%20and%20op%3Amargin%3C3%20and%20WP%3C58%20and%20o%3AWP%3E36%20and%20total%3E7%29%20as%20%22Weekday%20Rubber%20Game%3A%20Take%20the%20sub%20.580%20Road%20Dog%20facing%20a%20plus%20.360%20team.%20Ignore%20situations%20where%20the%20opponent%20won%20by%203%2B%20runs%20last%20game%20and%20very%20low%20pitcher%20dual%20totals%20for%20175-179%20%2B59.69%20%2B16.9%25%20roi.%22&plot_PL=1 (Take the Tigers and Orioles)
- https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-145%3Eline%3E%3D-200%20and%20tA%28margin%29%3C%3D-.5%20and%20po%3Aruns%3E7%20and%20season%3E2012%29%20as%20%22Since%202012%2C%20teams%20that%20lose%20by%20an%20average%200.5%20rpg%20on%20the%20season%20for%20-145%20to%20-200%20are%2016-26%20-27.52%20units%2C%20%2B58.2%25%20roi%20SU%20after%20allowing%20over%207%20runs.%22&plot_PL=1 (Fade the White Sox)




vs Chicago White Sox
- BIG WINNER!
10-2 road blowout victory for the Tigers...
vs Chicago White Sox
- BIG WINNER!
10-2 road blowout victory for the Tigers...
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$67 to win $84.42
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28starter%3DZack%20Greinke%20and%20season%3E2010%20and%20H%20and%20line%3C-120%20and%20o%3AWP%3E25%20and%20series%20game%3C4%20and%20p%3Aruns%3E0%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C11%29%20as%20%22FILTER%3A%20Since%202010%2C%20Zack%20Greinke%3B%20home%20favorite%20%3C-120%3B%20normal%20conditions%3B%2046-1%20%2B44.3%20units%22&plot_PL=1 - Greinke is a freak at home. This is now 76-8! That means 30 games went by since inception of the trend and Greinke only lost 7 of 30 (77% win rate in forward tracking).
- For those who may have missed it or glazed over it; there's a key factor in trends and systems I look at that I think a lot of other cappers...honestly...haven't probably figured out a way to quantify: that's forward progress of your trend and system / record since inception.
I called this FwdZ -- If it is ATS or OU I use regular standard score to rate forward progress and if moneyline bets, I use a modified version of standard score. Standard score is a lot like basic 'rate' or 'percentage' except, with the square root of the sample size in the denominator, Z-score or 'standard score' distinguishes small 10-0 100% records from 50-0 100% records where the sample size adds a statistical credence to the metric.
In the case of the Greinke trend:
*The Z-score was: +6.85 at inception
*It is now a whopping +7.42 z
*In forward progress it went 30-7 SU which is a practically unseen +3.78z
Note: Statistically speaking, anything above +2.0 (std score = (wins - losses) / (sqrt (wins+losses)))
is considered 'very meaningful' and worth analytical inspection....so +6, +7, +3.78 are all off the charts.
In plain English that equates to: There is definately a reason ZacK Greinke has shredded opponents when starting at home. - Important: Unfortunately, it seems over 70% of the public bets agree with us on Greinke. After so much blatent shredding, you have to expect the public to shift onto the trend. As a linemaker, this is the kind of thing you really hate. The public is all going to take Greinke at this point; perhaps still the site parameter being slightly under the radar; and the win rate is so heavy, it becomes difficult to issue this bet: So the linesmakers do two things: They'll roll the dice and use reverse psychology: Make the line strangly low. Make bettors glean over it seeing : 'Greinke at home and that cheap? must be a trap' and a bet not made is a victory if you're a bookmaker. Either that or exploit the home / away dichotomy: Greinke is stellar at home, but if you inspect the condition: 'site' , you'll see that it harshly crumbles when he starts on the road: 94-109 SU (46.3%, -23.64 units).
That is one of the largest home performance vs. road performance differentials in the league, and Greinke on the road is the real trap.
At home though, it is very simple: Greinke, -120 or more home favorite, regular series game
= https://killersports.com/mlb/query?su=1&ou=1&sdql=starter+%3D+Zack+Greinke+and+site+%3D+home+and+line%3C%3D-120+and+series+game%3C4+and+total-s%3Atotal%3E-3&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++
We'll take those odds for just a bit over -150 which isn't all that large of a home favorite as home favorites go let alone with an extreme ace on the mound.
$67 to win $84.42
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28starter%3DZack%20Greinke%20and%20season%3E2010%20and%20H%20and%20line%3C-120%20and%20o%3AWP%3E25%20and%20series%20game%3C4%20and%20p%3Aruns%3E0%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C11%29%20as%20%22FILTER%3A%20Since%202010%2C%20Zack%20Greinke%3B%20home%20favorite%20%3C-120%3B%20normal%20conditions%3B%2046-1%20%2B44.3%20units%22&plot_PL=1 - Greinke is a freak at home. This is now 76-8! That means 30 games went by since inception of the trend and Greinke only lost 7 of 30 (77% win rate in forward tracking).
- For those who may have missed it or glazed over it; there's a key factor in trends and systems I look at that I think a lot of other cappers...honestly...haven't probably figured out a way to quantify: that's forward progress of your trend and system / record since inception.
I called this FwdZ -- If it is ATS or OU I use regular standard score to rate forward progress and if moneyline bets, I use a modified version of standard score. Standard score is a lot like basic 'rate' or 'percentage' except, with the square root of the sample size in the denominator, Z-score or 'standard score' distinguishes small 10-0 100% records from 50-0 100% records where the sample size adds a statistical credence to the metric.
In the case of the Greinke trend:
*The Z-score was: +6.85 at inception
*It is now a whopping +7.42 z
*In forward progress it went 30-7 SU which is a practically unseen +3.78z
Note: Statistically speaking, anything above +2.0 (std score = (wins - losses) / (sqrt (wins+losses)))
is considered 'very meaningful' and worth analytical inspection....so +6, +7, +3.78 are all off the charts.
In plain English that equates to: There is definately a reason ZacK Greinke has shredded opponents when starting at home. - Important: Unfortunately, it seems over 70% of the public bets agree with us on Greinke. After so much blatent shredding, you have to expect the public to shift onto the trend. As a linemaker, this is the kind of thing you really hate. The public is all going to take Greinke at this point; perhaps still the site parameter being slightly under the radar; and the win rate is so heavy, it becomes difficult to issue this bet: So the linesmakers do two things: They'll roll the dice and use reverse psychology: Make the line strangly low. Make bettors glean over it seeing : 'Greinke at home and that cheap? must be a trap' and a bet not made is a victory if you're a bookmaker. Either that or exploit the home / away dichotomy: Greinke is stellar at home, but if you inspect the condition: 'site' , you'll see that it harshly crumbles when he starts on the road: 94-109 SU (46.3%, -23.64 units).
That is one of the largest home performance vs. road performance differentials in the league, and Greinke on the road is the real trap.
At home though, it is very simple: Greinke, -120 or more home favorite, regular series game
= https://killersports.com/mlb/query?su=1&ou=1&sdql=starter+%3D+Zack+Greinke+and+site+%3D+home+and+line%3C%3D-120+and+series+game%3C4+and+total-s%3Atotal%3E-3&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++
We'll take those odds for just a bit over -150 which isn't all that large of a home favorite as home favorites go let alone with an extreme ace on the mound.
Bullpen blew it yesterday, but Greinke came thru. Maybe first 5 innings was the better bet, but hindsight is always 20/20. Cest la vie...
Bullpen blew it yesterday, but Greinke came thru. Maybe first 5 innings was the better bet, but hindsight is always 20/20. Cest la vie...
- I think it might sound like non-sense, but I'm doing two trends of the day, just because they're very different in that: one is a team based trend, the other a league wide broad system; and secondly, they synergize because they pinwheel off of an uncannily similar
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-15%3Cp%3Amargin%3C-7%20and%20month%3E5%20and%20line%3E-200%20and%20p%3Aline%3C190%20and%2016%3Eop%3Aruns%3E3%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C8%20and%205.5%3Ctotal%3C11.5%29%20as%20%22Eser%20Trend%3A%20491-683%20-210.5%20units%2C%20%2B10.5%25%20roi%20to%20fade%20SU.%20Take%20a%20team%20that%20isn%27t%20a%20huge%20favorite%20off%20of%20a%20massive%208%2B%20run%20loss%20and%20fade%20them%20in%20the%20second%20half%20of%20the%20season.%22&plot_PL=1491-683 -210.5 units, +10.5% roi to fade SU. Take a team that isn't a huge favorite off of a massive 8+ run loss and fade them in the second half of the season. (Fade the White Sox)https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-15%3Cp%3Amargin%3C-7%20and%20month%3E5%20and%20line%3E-200%20and%20p%3Aline%3C190%20and%2016%3Eop%3Aruns%3E3%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C8%20and%205.5%3Ctotal%3C11.5%29%20as%20%22Eser%20Trend%3A%20491-683%20-210.5%20units%2C%20%2B10.5%25%20roi%20to%20fade%20SU.%20Take%20a%20team%20that%20isn%27t%20a%20huge%20favorite%20off%20of%20a%20massive%208%2B%20run%20loss%20and%20fade%20them%20in%20the%20second%20half%20of%20the%20season.%22&plot_PL=1
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY #2: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?su=1&ou=1&sdql=po%3Ateam%3DTigers+and+%28op%3Amargin%3E%3D6+or+-5%3Eop%3Amargin%3E-9%29++and+p%3ASII%21%3D0++and+p%3Astart+time%3C2015+and+op%3Arest%3C2+and+p%3Arest%3C2+and+p%3Amargin%21%3D-1+and+op%3Amargin%21%3D-1++and+season%3E%3D2014&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++
However, if we we make sure that the opponent isn't off of some kind of flukey win (p:SII!=0 + p:margin!=-1) < no high flying scored 1 run loss margins that could have easily landed on some score like 6-7 loss and p:SII!=0 rules out those pitcher duals where a tight margin like 1-0 is proportionally much larger a thing than a fluke) There wasn't just one weird inning where the opponent dialed up a bunch of runs skewing the number, making the win look like a bigger deal that it probably was / setting conditions more indicative of a situation where the opponent is playing well-rounded and on the ball fully and not just one hot player or something).
Lastly, if the opponent was not well rested and still crushed a win like that (over 6+ run win margin), AND neither was the previous opponent of the Tigers (Under 2 days rest each), the team is just 33-64 SU 34.0% and -31.6% roi to fade! (Fade the White Sox! Take the Angels) 
- I think it might sound like non-sense, but I'm doing two trends of the day, just because they're very different in that: one is a team based trend, the other a league wide broad system; and secondly, they synergize because they pinwheel off of an uncannily similar
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-15%3Cp%3Amargin%3C-7%20and%20month%3E5%20and%20line%3E-200%20and%20p%3Aline%3C190%20and%2016%3Eop%3Aruns%3E3%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C8%20and%205.5%3Ctotal%3C11.5%29%20as%20%22Eser%20Trend%3A%20491-683%20-210.5%20units%2C%20%2B10.5%25%20roi%20to%20fade%20SU.%20Take%20a%20team%20that%20isn%27t%20a%20huge%20favorite%20off%20of%20a%20massive%208%2B%20run%20loss%20and%20fade%20them%20in%20the%20second%20half%20of%20the%20season.%22&plot_PL=1491-683 -210.5 units, +10.5% roi to fade SU. Take a team that isn't a huge favorite off of a massive 8+ run loss and fade them in the second half of the season. (Fade the White Sox)https://killersports.com/mlb/query?sdql=%28-15%3Cp%3Amargin%3C-7%20and%20month%3E5%20and%20line%3E-200%20and%20p%3Aline%3C190%20and%2016%3Eop%3Aruns%3E3%20and%20p%3Aruns%3C8%20and%205.5%3Ctotal%3C11.5%29%20as%20%22Eser%20Trend%3A%20491-683%20-210.5%20units%2C%20%2B10.5%25%20roi%20to%20fade%20SU.%20Take%20a%20team%20that%20isn%27t%20a%20huge%20favorite%20off%20of%20a%20massive%208%2B%20run%20loss%20and%20fade%20them%20in%20the%20second%20half%20of%20the%20season.%22&plot_PL=1
- MLB TREND OF THE DAY #2: https://killersports.com/mlb/query?su=1&ou=1&sdql=po%3Ateam%3DTigers+and+%28op%3Amargin%3E%3D6+or+-5%3Eop%3Amargin%3E-9%29++and+p%3ASII%21%3D0++and+p%3Astart+time%3C2015+and+op%3Arest%3C2+and+p%3Arest%3C2+and+p%3Amargin%21%3D-1+and+op%3Amargin%21%3D-1++and+season%3E%3D2014&submit=++S+D+Q+L+%21++
However, if we we make sure that the opponent isn't off of some kind of flukey win (p:SII!=0 + p:margin!=-1) < no high flying scored 1 run loss margins that could have easily landed on some score like 6-7 loss and p:SII!=0 rules out those pitcher duals where a tight margin like 1-0 is proportionally much larger a thing than a fluke) There wasn't just one weird inning where the opponent dialed up a bunch of runs skewing the number, making the win look like a bigger deal that it probably was / setting conditions more indicative of a situation where the opponent is playing well-rounded and on the ball fully and not just one hot player or something).
Lastly, if the opponent was not well rested and still crushed a win like that (over 6+ run win margin), AND neither was the previous opponent of the Tigers (Under 2 days rest each), the team is just 33-64 SU 34.0% and -31.6% roi to fade! (Fade the White Sox! Take the Angels) 
The converter excel file for +0.75 doesn't seem to work properly. I have odds of -104 for ML and -204 for +1.5 line and it gives an error. Seems like you would need pretty great ML and RL odds to get +107. Almost all of your lines you're getting amazing odds. Mind if I ask you what book you're using? Thanks herbs! Keep up the good work!
The converter excel file for +0.75 doesn't seem to work properly. I have odds of -104 for ML and -204 for +1.5 line and it gives an error. Seems like you would need pretty great ML and RL odds to get +107. Almost all of your lines you're getting amazing odds. Mind if I ask you what book you're using? Thanks herbs! Keep up the good work!
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- WINNER!
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