mlb avoiding the sweep

Add yankess too. Only cubs and indians are at home, all the rest are away. It think it would work well if you only do home teams. Teams that are favorites of -150 to -200 to win a series, sweep a lot more than others. Teams whose series prices are 120 to -140 don't get swept that much and they also don't sweep other teams as often as high favorites.  Series prices this week were det -130, cle -115, nym -110, bal -135, tb -115, ari -120. For small favorites last year, the record was 134-17. I didn't record the small underdogs last year, but it don't think it would be that much different.

this one was just recently posted by alexboysport but I don't know if he was going to create another thread to track it  did very well last year. I'm putting it on the 10% method and keeping track of units made.

10 % betting method

pick a starting point at no more than 4% to 5% your bankroll. wager  the same amount on every game played that day. if you have a profitable day raise your bet by 10% for the next play. if you have losing day lower your bet by 10% the next play unless your already at your base bet.

So then according to your system, Cincinnati is a play tomorrow?

bankroll   100$

plays so far this season

4/8/2012  cle   -107   5$       cle

bankroll 4/9/2012   104.67

bankroll 4/11/2012   104.67

play   cin   -122    5.23$

seems I gave the wrong person credit I got this system from pazim here on covers.

I'm backtracking this on home I don't think this was about when the first 2 teams lost at home. I'm not getting any where near what I thought. think he was talking about was chasing series that most likely to be within parameters for all 3 games. for either  a 3 game chase or 2 game chase. waiting till after first game and betting oppisit of win or loss.  non the less I will be tracking it any way.

my guess is that it wont pan out just betting the last team to win