10 years ago I would have told you that baseball is as bad a money loser as the horses.
But there are some certainties that are going to happen.
Dogs are going to win every day.
Somewhere around 30% of the games are decided by only one run = runlines.
Bullpens suck in this league make for dogs and overs.
I'm an over guy in most sports, and even though I didn't play any today, I will play 5 inning unders, and sonofbitch if at least 8 of those didn't hit today.
I'd say lay off betting baseball and just practice cap it for a year, cause it really takes some time to discover some things about how the game plays out by one's self, no matter what you are told or what is posted.
And you really have to be in tune with all the teams more so than stats alone. Some guys read wayyy too much into too many stats, but a lot of it is perspective. Hell, I look at umpire stats for totals and I have yet to look at those stats once this year.
Cap it yourself and follow some of the other Covers cappers on MLB. I used to follow gamehunter last year, but have only checked him out several times so far this year, but people like that are worth watching for a full season.
I've been at it for 6, 7, 8 + years and felt I was OK at it several years ago. And now I know I'm so much better now than even 2 years ago.
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Rostos, on your latest baseball metldown
10 years ago I would have told you that baseball is as bad a money loser as the horses.
But there are some certainties that are going to happen.
Dogs are going to win every day.
Somewhere around 30% of the games are decided by only one run = runlines.
Bullpens suck in this league make for dogs and overs.
I'm an over guy in most sports, and even though I didn't play any today, I will play 5 inning unders, and sonofbitch if at least 8 of those didn't hit today.
I'd say lay off betting baseball and just practice cap it for a year, cause it really takes some time to discover some things about how the game plays out by one's self, no matter what you are told or what is posted.
And you really have to be in tune with all the teams more so than stats alone. Some guys read wayyy too much into too many stats, but a lot of it is perspective. Hell, I look at umpire stats for totals and I have yet to look at those stats once this year.
Cap it yourself and follow some of the other Covers cappers on MLB. I used to follow gamehunter last year, but have only checked him out several times so far this year, but people like that are worth watching for a full season.
I've been at it for 6, 7, 8 + years and felt I was OK at it several years ago. And now I know I'm so much better now than even 2 years ago.