I'm not keeping track of them because I can't get access to the numbers unless I check 5Dimes within a certain timeframe every day. I wouldn't be able to get to them every day.
Doesn't look like there's a whole lot of money here in ST...
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I'm not keeping track of them because I can't get access to the numbers unless I check 5Dimes within a certain timeframe every day. I wouldn't be able to get to them every day.
Doesn't look like there's a whole lot of money here in ST...
Some observations from tracking Grapefruit League dogs:
If you bet dogs throughout, you would've finished up a good amount when it was all said and done. Big dogs killed it early on, with dogs of +120 or more going 12-4 before my earlier thread got deleted. Had it not been for the last week and an unbelievable 3/28 where dogs went 8-0 (clearly an anomaly), it wouldn't have been nearly as profitable though.
Betting big dogs in the first week or two looks like a great investment. As I mentioned earlier, they went 12-4 early, which shows that weaker lineups can still take advantage of big-name pitchers trying to find their groove. If you insist on betting spring training, I would recommend betting these dogs early.
Dogs of +150 or more are a must-play. They went 4-3 since I started tracking in this thread, and I know they were above .500 beforehand. This is clearly the best dog/fave bet to invest in during Spring Training.
Not sure if I will play next year, but it was nice to keep track of things and see where money was being made...
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Some observations from tracking Grapefruit League dogs:
If you bet dogs throughout, you would've finished up a good amount when it was all said and done. Big dogs killed it early on, with dogs of +120 or more going 12-4 before my earlier thread got deleted. Had it not been for the last week and an unbelievable 3/28 where dogs went 8-0 (clearly an anomaly), it wouldn't have been nearly as profitable though.
Betting big dogs in the first week or two looks like a great investment. As I mentioned earlier, they went 12-4 early, which shows that weaker lineups can still take advantage of big-name pitchers trying to find their groove. If you insist on betting spring training, I would recommend betting these dogs early.
Dogs of +150 or more are a must-play. They went 4-3 since I started tracking in this thread, and I know they were above .500 beforehand. This is clearly the best dog/fave bet to invest in during Spring Training.
Not sure if I will play next year, but it was nice to keep track of things and see where money was being made...
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