@soup-can
One reminder sir; you pay a heck of price for a supposed advantage that is only profitable in ONE scenario. If the dog loses by exactly one run. If the dog wins outright or loses by more than one, the loss of profit was never worth the chance of losing by exactly one run. There were 495 one run games in MLB last year. Assuming the consistent, historical, 57% win rate of favorites overall, that would indicate a probable win rate for favorites of 282 wins. 282/2430 = 11.6% of all games won by the favorite by exactly 1 run. You give up a huge potential profit advantage by not laying the dog to win outright. Just sayin...
@KeyElement
Nice numbers
Lot of guys had success on here with dogs last year...TM and LG for sure..
one guy had crazy numbers with home dogs pre-allstar game a season or 2 ago...after the all star game the numbers tilted tho and he gave a lot of the profit back...but if I remember right he bet every home underdog that was + money. That was the only criteria
@Digitalkarma
This MLB lock is so safe im calling it my Opening Day DEADBOLT. Just got inside intel from Prop Joe outa B'moe. He says Sox/O's game may go down to "The Wire" then just listen out for "Omar's Whistle" to echo around Fenway & its a wrap cuz Big Felix bout to close that joint out for the O's.
Who's LG ??
I;m assuming TM is texas missile
Home field is definitely not as strong compared to other leagues so can see an equal mix of home teams winning and losing. Last year the home team went 11-8 in the first 2 days of baseball
Can't believe as good as Ohtani has been he's had a couple less than stellar outings against the A's but of course Angels atrocious bullpen and offense had as much to do with it. No reason he should have a 4-4 record, 4-6 overall vs A's lol
High on the O's this season . Some good young talent that just missed out on the playoffs last year. Should improve 
Love the references 
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