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Basically you'd look at a SERIE's that is decently close in lines, so i'll use for Example: Boston -125 in a series over Toronto +130:
You wager on the favorited (Boston -125) to win the series and to throw a number out as an example lets say we use $125 on Boston to win this series that will pay us $100 if they win.
Game #1: If Boston if favored in the series i will assume they are favored in game #1, so in game #1 we will take the opposite side TORONTO, and since the serie line is close, i'll throw out another number and say the JAYS are +130 in game #1.
Wager $100 on the JAYS in game one to make $130.
Here is what we are left with. If the Jays win game one, we pocket the money and we are done. The best we do is win our $130 plus our $100 on Boston if they win the series for a profit of $230. If the Jays win game one BUT Boston losses the series we are still up, even though its only $5
If the Jays lose the first game we are down $100, it ends there with the hope that if Boston wins the series we break even. No foul no harm.
If the Jays lose the first game (we are down $100), Boston wins the 2nd game, we now have a 3rd game senerio that , im sure we can somehow "hedge" ourselves out of to break even. Wouldn't matter if Toronto was a favorite or dog in game #3 as long as we wagered smartly enough to cover our loss if Boston wins the series.
Its kinda straight forward, a tad confusing, but i woouldn't mind some feeback. Thanks
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