Ironically no. The baseball ML forced me to seek alternatives ways to make money betting baseball. It only took me one season to figure it out because I did not like losing w -180 faves. I do bet sides but its usually a road dog where the line is off only because the game is a road game. I look for games where the visiting pitcher is better than the home pitcher but the line doesnt reflect that. The AZ game kind of falls in that category. But Collmenter has not pitched well the last three games so I laid off it.
Ironically no. The baseball ML forced me to seek alternatives ways to make money betting baseball. It only took me one season to figure it out because I did not like losing w -180 faves. I do bet sides but its usually a road dog where the line is off only because the game is a road game. I look for games where the visiting pitcher is better than the home pitcher but the line doesnt reflect that. The AZ game kind of falls in that category. But Collmenter has not pitched well the last three games so I laid off it.
Actually Buckabad its quite risky to have an opinion about any game that is not complete. Fact is I could have lost that game very easily. Apparently you didnt see the bases loaded in the top half and bottom half of the ninth. Regardless Im not on the forum to take shots at people just to share and discuss. To cap errors, just look and see which teams commit the most errors. Its not something I even factor into the equation but a valid point. Unless youre dealing with a team that commite 3 or 4 errors a game I dont think that matters. errors are a part of the game. It happened tonite. Bases loaded the second baseman for the giants dropped a sure DP that would have ended the game. Next play, a line drive to the same guy steps on the bag for a DP game over. More importantly is the umpire Over/ Under stats. Thats a stat I should look at more.
Actually Buckabad its quite risky to have an opinion about any game that is not complete. Fact is I could have lost that game very easily. Apparently you didnt see the bases loaded in the top half and bottom half of the ninth. Regardless Im not on the forum to take shots at people just to share and discuss. To cap errors, just look and see which teams commit the most errors. Its not something I even factor into the equation but a valid point. Unless youre dealing with a team that commite 3 or 4 errors a game I dont think that matters. errors are a part of the game. It happened tonite. Bases loaded the second baseman for the giants dropped a sure DP that would have ended the game. Next play, a line drive to the same guy steps on the bag for a DP game over. More importantly is the umpire Over/ Under stats. Thats a stat I should look at more.
Hey Rostos didnt I just say errors screw up 10% of potential wins? Am I not being clear enough. This is why I havent been on covers in ages. I was having a good discussion with cubman and some know-it-all chimes in.
Hey Rostos didnt I just say errors screw up 10% of potential wins? Am I not being clear enough. This is why I havent been on covers in ages. I was having a good discussion with cubman and some know-it-all chimes in.
Good discussion. I prefer betting MLB unders as well.
When you focus so much on starting pitchers match-ups, how do you decide if you are going to play a game under or 1st 5 inn.
Sometimes when its 2 studs going, (J Johnson, Halladay, etc.) I'm often more comfortable going under the 3.5 or 3 first 5 inn. rather than chance it with the bullpen. Curious your thoughts on the matter.
Good discussion. I prefer betting MLB unders as well.
When you focus so much on starting pitchers match-ups, how do you decide if you are going to play a game under or 1st 5 inn.
Sometimes when its 2 studs going, (J Johnson, Halladay, etc.) I'm often more comfortable going under the 3.5 or 3 first 5 inn. rather than chance it with the bullpen. Curious your thoughts on the matter.
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