Basically bet one unit on the first Underdog Parlay. If you win, then bet the winning money along with the initial one unit outlay. After you win a second time, then you go back to bet to one unit on the third RL Underdog Parlay.
Trying this one, as the 4-streak or 5-streak seems to be difficult in this strategy.
Play for Friday-May 2, 2014
RL Underdog Parlay Chicago White Sox +1.5 -150 and Oakland +1.5 -180 Risking 100 To Win 159
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Basically bet one unit on the first Underdog Parlay. If you win, then bet the winning money along with the initial one unit outlay. After you win a second time, then you go back to bet to one unit on the third RL Underdog Parlay.
Trying this one, as the 4-streak or 5-streak seems to be difficult in this strategy.
Play for Friday-May 2, 2014
RL Underdog Parlay Chicago White Sox +1.5 -150 and Oakland +1.5 -180 Risking 100 To Win 159
RL Underdog Parlay Oakland +1.5 -165 and Milwaukee +1.5 -190 Risking 100 To Win 145.
Same play as yesterday. Great pitching matchup, with bats to back up the RL Underdogs on the road. Got a beatdown yesterday, but it shouldn't continue all weekend.
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Play for Saturday-May 3, 2014
RL Underdog Parlay Oakland +1.5 -165 and Milwaukee +1.5 -190 Risking 100 To Win 145.
Same play as yesterday. Great pitching matchup, with bats to back up the RL Underdogs on the road. Got a beatdown yesterday, but it shouldn't continue all weekend.
How do you come up with the two plays? System or educated guess?
Sunshine, I read up on the matchups. I compare the starters, and then take into consideration the relievers of each team. Then I look at how they have been hitting so far, both at home and away. Then I look at the standings and see their winning or losing streaks and how they did in the last 10 games. With yesterday, I took the Mets because the Yankees lead the league in blown saves, and Kuroda is not the same Kuroda of last year. Colon, with the exception of two bad games, has been pretty solid. As for the San Francisco and Atlanta matchup, even though Atlanta has one of the top starting pitching in the league, they are almost tied for last place in the major leagues in total runs scored. They are even lower than Houston who is third worst in runs scored in the league, only the hapless Padres are worst. Also, Lincecum got only tagged in the second game, and all the other games he either won or only lost by 1 run, so RL Underdog looked good.
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Quote Originally Posted by sunshine11:
How do you come up with the two plays? System or educated guess?
Sunshine, I read up on the matchups. I compare the starters, and then take into consideration the relievers of each team. Then I look at how they have been hitting so far, both at home and away. Then I look at the standings and see their winning or losing streaks and how they did in the last 10 games. With yesterday, I took the Mets because the Yankees lead the league in blown saves, and Kuroda is not the same Kuroda of last year. Colon, with the exception of two bad games, has been pretty solid. As for the San Francisco and Atlanta matchup, even though Atlanta has one of the top starting pitching in the league, they are almost tied for last place in the major leagues in total runs scored. They are even lower than Houston who is third worst in runs scored in the league, only the hapless Padres are worst. Also, Lincecum got only tagged in the second game, and all the other games he either won or only lost by 1 run, so RL Underdog looked good.
RL Underdog Parlay Colorado +1.5 -170 and Seattle +1.5 -1750 Risking 263 o Win 396
Colorado leads the league in hitting. They are 16-6 as RL Underdogs on the road, and KC is 5-5 as RL home favorites. KC has the better starter and reliever, but my guts tell me to go with the better hitting team on this one, plus 16-6 RL Underdogs on the road.
Iwakuma on the mound solid starting pitcher, this guy is like the Yu Darvish of Seattle, plus as a home underdog. This is especially the play as Tampa Bay has worked its way to the bottom of the cellar, and Seattle after starting strong and ending up in the cellar has climbed its way back into second place.
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Play for today: Tuesday-May 13, 2014
RL Underdog Parlay Colorado +1.5 -170 and Seattle +1.5 -1750 Risking 263 o Win 396
Colorado leads the league in hitting. They are 16-6 as RL Underdogs on the road, and KC is 5-5 as RL home favorites. KC has the better starter and reliever, but my guts tell me to go with the better hitting team on this one, plus 16-6 RL Underdogs on the road.
Iwakuma on the mound solid starting pitcher, this guy is like the Yu Darvish of Seattle, plus as a home underdog. This is especially the play as Tampa Bay has worked its way to the bottom of the cellar, and Seattle after starting strong and ending up in the cellar has climbed its way back into second place.
Since we hit two straight RL Underdog Parlays, the wager amount for Friday goes back to Risking 100 again. The streak bet is only up to two straight wins.
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Final Score yesterday:
NY Yankees 1 NY Mets 0
LA Angels 6 Tampa Bay 5
YTD: 4-4 +81
Since we hit two straight RL Underdog Parlays, the wager amount for Friday goes back to Risking 100 again. The streak bet is only up to two straight wins.
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