I am not set in stone on the dogs and the overs, but there are a few reasons.
1. In baseball when you are betting on the favorites the amount wagered can get pretty big in a hurry. Last year I lost 3 or 4 games in a row on slight favorites and all of a sudden I was betting $80/game. Betting the dogs or close to even money games keeps is manageable for bankroll purposes.
2. My reasoning for overs was that I can bet a few more games throughout the year. If I bet on a noon over and it's over by the 4th inning....I can get a wager in on a 2PM game.
Again, not locked in stone. If research makes an under or a favorite look like a good play I will not bet against it just to stick with these giudelines.
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I am not set in stone on the dogs and the overs, but there are a few reasons.
1. In baseball when you are betting on the favorites the amount wagered can get pretty big in a hurry. Last year I lost 3 or 4 games in a row on slight favorites and all of a sudden I was betting $80/game. Betting the dogs or close to even money games keeps is manageable for bankroll purposes.
2. My reasoning for overs was that I can bet a few more games throughout the year. If I bet on a noon over and it's over by the 4th inning....I can get a wager in on a 2PM game.
Again, not locked in stone. If research makes an under or a favorite look like a good play I will not bet against it just to stick with these giudelines.
Just to let you know....I suck at sticking to what I say I am going to do and it just cost me. If I take Houston in the last game I am not already betting $30 on day 2 of the season. That's why I only like to do dogs Hoops....
Just to let you know....I suck at sticking to what I say I am going to do and it just cost me. If I take Houston in the last game I am not already betting $30 on day 2 of the season. That's why I only like to do dogs Hoops....