And a double tap! Sweeeeeet. @Raleigh Devil - the lines are from BETUS.
The strategy is to bet the + games and chase until you win. When you win early in the day and there are a lot of games left, you can go for a "double tap". Generally, you can call it quits for the day after the win.
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And a double tap! Sweeeeeet. @Raleigh Devil - the lines are from BETUS.
The strategy is to bet the + games and chase until you win. When you win early in the day and there are a lot of games left, you can go for a "double tap". Generally, you can call it quits for the day after the win.
The problem was that I went to BetUS and clicked on the "who will score first" bet. I didn't see a yes or no. Also, that's why the odds are different and almost always favor the visitor. I went to Bookmaker and noticed both bets. Then I returned and saw both at BetUS.
Is it safe to say that we're going with the yes almost all the time? Funny because I thought I read that the first inning was the most productive one of all of them.
Thanks for your response.
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The problem was that I went to BetUS and clicked on the "who will score first" bet. I didn't see a yes or no. Also, that's why the odds are different and almost always favor the visitor. I went to Bookmaker and noticed both bets. Then I returned and saw both at BetUS.
Is it safe to say that we're going with the yes almost all the time? Funny because I thought I read that the first inning was the most productive one of all of them.
Smitler, BJ doesn't have this available, so I was going to open an account at BetUS or Bookmaker. SBR doesn't think much of the former, giving it a D+. I was probably going to the latter anyway.
No mention there about the restricted credit or debit card use for American customers. What's the word on that, and what other books are easy to get into and offer this?
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Smitler, BJ doesn't have this available, so I was going to open an account at BetUS or Bookmaker. SBR doesn't think much of the former, giving it a D+. I was probably going to the latter anyway.
No mention there about the restricted credit or debit card use for American customers. What's the word on that, and what other books are easy to get into and offer this?
so if there are 3 teams that have the same starting times and all 3 games have the same odds (EV and -130), how do you decide which game to pick? or do you play all 3? im new to this system and interested in trying it very soon.
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so if there are 3 teams that have the same starting times and all 3 games have the same odds (EV and -130), how do you decide which game to pick? or do you play all 3? im new to this system and interested in trying it very soon.
@RaleighDevil - It is not "who will score first." It is Score 1st Inning.
@LanceRomance - games in same times - pick the game with the highest +. I don't play the even games, I think Smitler does. The juice is the key, in my opinion.
After I double tapped, I divided my next bet between three teams that had similar + at the same time. Two of them lost and one of them won. I then took the amount that I lost, and chased the next + game which won. Since it was a GREAT day, I took a very small wager on the highest + game to end the evening. It won too. Just lucky on that one, but again is was a "gravy" bet.
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@RaleighDevil - It is not "who will score first." It is Score 1st Inning.
@LanceRomance - games in same times - pick the game with the highest +. I don't play the even games, I think Smitler does. The juice is the key, in my opinion.
After I double tapped, I divided my next bet between three teams that had similar + at the same time. Two of them lost and one of them won. I then took the amount that I lost, and chased the next + game which won. Since it was a GREAT day, I took a very small wager on the highest + game to end the evening. It won too. Just lucky on that one, but again is was a "gravy" bet.
@RaleighDevil - It is not "who will score first." It is Score 1st Inning.
@LanceRomance - games in same times - pick the game with the highest +. I don't play the even games, I think Smitler does. The juice is the key, in my opinion.
After I double tapped, I divided my next bet between three teams that had similar + at the same time. Two of them lost and one of them won. I then took the amount that I lost, and chased the next + game which won. Since it was a GREAT day, I took a very small wager on the highest + game to end the evening. It won too. Just lucky on that one, but again is was a "gravy" bet.
Good explanation.
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Quote Originally Posted by bwdraper:
@RaleighDevil - It is not "who will score first." It is Score 1st Inning.
@LanceRomance - games in same times - pick the game with the highest +. I don't play the even games, I think Smitler does. The juice is the key, in my opinion.
After I double tapped, I divided my next bet between three teams that had similar + at the same time. Two of them lost and one of them won. I then took the amount that I lost, and chased the next + game which won. Since it was a GREAT day, I took a very small wager on the highest + game to end the evening. It won too. Just lucky on that one, but again is was a "gravy" bet.
Is it just me, or are the books getting wise to us? I noticed a lot of -110/-110 for games yesterday. Today there isn't an AL game that is + until the Sea/Oak game.
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Is it just me, or are the books getting wise to us? I noticed a lot of -110/-110 for games yesterday. Today there isn't an AL game that is + until the Sea/Oak game.
I was tempted to make fun of you along the lines of RIF but I had my own issues earlier in this thread. And I try not to be an ass on message boards.
Say the Yankees are playing the Red Sox. Both are high-powered offenses, or should be. Will someone score in the first inning? Probably, so it might be Y -130 and No +110. You would take the no. (Don't hold me to the accuracy of these lines.)
What if SD is at home against Pittsburgh. The line probably would swing the other way to the no. So, you would bet the yes.
It depends on the game. I hope that is accurate. It does seem that it is yes most of the time.
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Quote Originally Posted by GameOn22:
How do you decide when you play "NO" ?
I was tempted to make fun of you along the lines of RIF but I had my own issues earlier in this thread. And I try not to be an ass on message boards.
Say the Yankees are playing the Red Sox. Both are high-powered offenses, or should be. Will someone score in the first inning? Probably, so it might be Y -130 and No +110. You would take the no. (Don't hold me to the accuracy of these lines.)
What if SD is at home against Pittsburgh. The line probably would swing the other way to the no. So, you would bet the yes.
It depends on the game. I hope that is accurate. It does seem that it is yes most of the time.