What are your top 2 season win total bets?

For me, I was seriously looking at Angels winning less than 81.5 games and maybe Milwaukee winning more than 86.5. Toronto also on the radar for more than 92.5

I like Twins over 84.5 and SD over 95. 

Milwaukee over 85.5

Los Angeles Dodgers under 95.5

Keep your fingers crossed and wait for ragingstorm. His season win totals are like 19-1 now. The guy is infallible, or as close as anyone can get.

Every year, we should not be looking for OVERS in this department because the books have set their own edge. They know people like to bet overs.

I'm not saying that you won't be able to sniff out an over, but I'm saying that looking for an UNDER is far more advantageous.

Key will attest to the following...

There are 30 teams. 162 games played by each team, that's 4,860 games. Divide by 2, and you get 2,430 possible wins in baseball(as there are no ties).

If you add up all the season win totals of each team, they add up to 2,438.5(every total has a hook, you won't push).

There are 8.5 phantom wins out there. On top of that, if you average out the juice(vig) for all the overs, they average out to -114.83. Basically -115.

That's a shitty price to bet an over, against 8.5 phantom wins, and the book holds that $ ALL YEAR LONG.

Look at an under instead, with 8.5 wins on your side, with an average -104.27 price.

I used Betonline #'s and prices for reference. Every book is different, but I'm sure if I averaged each books #'s I'd come up with something eerily similar. 

Baseball is around the corner and no one cares. 

It's clear how much interest has fallen. 

Will the gambling aspect keep interests alive for baseball?

With people gambling legally now, people are losing $ at astonishing rates.

For instance, books have recorded record highs on the ncaab tournament this year. Betting the favorites is still a thing apparently. 

Rangers o82 

@KeyElement

 19-2... Lost with the Tigers last year, but yes he's awesome!