Final Aug 27
WAS 2 +234 o8.5
NYY 11 -261 u8.5
Final Aug 27
ATL 12 -119 o8.5
MIA 1 +110 u8.5
Final (10) Aug 27
TB 3 -146 o7.0
CLE 4 +134 u7.0
Final Aug 27
SD 3 +139 o7.5
SEA 4 -151 u7.5
Final Aug 27
BOS 3 -135 o8.5
BAL 2 +125 u8.5
Final Aug 27
MIN 8 +162 o9.0
TOR 9 -177 u9.0
Final Aug 27
PHI 0 +136 o8.5
NYM 6 -147 u8.5
Final Aug 27
AZ 3 +122 o8.5
MIL 2 -132 u8.5
Final Aug 27
KC 12 -124 o8.5
CHW 1 +115 u8.5
Final Aug 27
PIT 2 +150 o7.5
STL 1 -163 u7.5
Final Aug 27
LAA 3 +147 o8.5
TEX 20 -160 u8.5
Final Aug 27
COL 0 +233 o8.0
HOU 4 -260 u8.0
Final Aug 27
CIN 1 +151 o7.5
LAD 5 -164 u7.5
Final Aug 27
CHC 3 -121 o8.5
SF 12 +112 u8.5
Final Aug 27
DET 0 -122 o10.5
ATH 7 +112 u10.5

Boston @ Texas Matchups, Results & Stats

Choctaw Stadium

Boston Record Last 10

Win / Loss
1-1-0
Over / Under
1-1-0
ML
$0
Team - Last 10
Date vs Result ML O/U Starter (IP) Opp Starter (IP)
Apr 04, '06 @ TEX L 4 - 10 L +104 o11.0 T. Wakefield (3.2) V. Padilla (6.0)
Apr 03, '06 @ TEX W 7 - 3 W -104 u10.5 C. Schilling (7.0) K. Millwood (5.0)

Boston Next 3 Games

Texas Record Last 10

Win / Loss
1-1-0
Over / Under
1-1-0
ML
$0
Team - Last 10
Date vs Result ML O/U Starter (IP) Opp Starter (IP)
Apr 04, '06 BOS W 10 - 4 W -112 o11.0 V. Padilla (6.0) T. Wakefield (3.2)
Apr 03, '06 BOS L 3 - 7 L -104 u10.5 K. Millwood (5.0) C. Schilling (7.0)

Texas Next 3 Games

Series Stats

Series Game Records

Boston - series game records
Overall After Win After Loss
Game 1 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 3 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 4 0-0 0-0 0-0
Texas - series game records
Overall After Win After Loss
Game 1 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 3 0-0 0-0 0-0
Game 4 0-0 0-0 0-0

Next 3 Series

Boston
Date vs W-L Home/Away
Fri, Apr 7 - Sun, Apr 9 @ BAL 70-92 40-41 H
Tue, Apr 11 - Thu, Apr 13 vs TOR 87-75 0-0 A
Fri, Apr 14 - Mon, Apr 17 vs SEA 78-84 0-0 A
Texas
Date vs W-L Home/Away
Fri, Apr 7 - Sun, Apr 9 vs DET 95-67 0-0 A
Tue, Apr 11 - Thu, Apr 13 @ LAA 89-73 45-36 H
Sat, Apr 15 - Sun, Apr 16 @ OAK 93-69 49-32 H

BOS vs TEX Stats Analysis

More Stats

Stats will be available when the season starts.

Betting Terminology

  • M/L: Closing moneyline odds
  • O/U: Closing total and odds
  • IP: Innings pitched by the starter
  • H: Hits allowed by the starter
  • R: Runs allowed by the starter
  • ER: Earned runs allowed by the starter
  • SO: Strikeouts thrown by the starter
  • BB: Walks allowed by the starter
  • HR: Home runs allowed by the starter
  • PIT: Total pitches thrown by the starter
  • P/IP: Pitches thrown per inning by the starter
  • GB:FB: Groundball - flyball ratio by the starter

Betting Terminology

  • W/L: Win-loss record (last 10)
  • Net $: $ won/lost based on $100 bets (last 10)
  • O/U: Over under record (last 10)
  • M/L: Closing moneyline odds for the game
  • O/U: Closing total and odds for the game
  • Away/Home Starter: Starting pitchers for the game
  • Last vs: The result last time the teams played
  • Schedule Starter: Expected starter for the upcoming game

Betting Terminology

Records below refer to the game # of all series across the season. Game 1, game 2 etc.

  • Overall: Team’s season record
  • After Win: Team’s record for the game immediately after a win
  • After Loss: Team’s record for the game immediately after a loss

Betting Terminology

  • Runs/9: Runs per nine innings
  • AVG: Batting average
  • Hits: Average hits per game
  • HR: Average home runs per game
  • BB: Average bases on balls (walks) per game
  • EB Hits: Average extra base hits per game
  • SB: Average stolen bases per game
  • OBP: On base percentage
  • R: Runs allowed
  • ER: Earned runs allowed
  • AVG: Batting average allowed
  • HR: Average home runs allowed
  • BB: Average bases on balls (walks) allowed
  • IP(S): Average innings pitched by starters
  • K(S): Average strikeouts by starters
  • K(B): Average strikeouts by bullpen
  • Rest(B): % of relievers that are available to pitch today
  • RF: Average team runs for. The run support pitchers are getting

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Units are a standardized measurement used to determine the size of each of your bets relative to your bankroll. For example, if you have a bankroll of $200 and you bet 5% of your bankroll each time, each of your units is worth $10. A bettor with a $2000 bankroll who bets 5% per bet has units of $100. We use the number of units to standardize the amount the trend is up or down across different bet amounts.

ROI is the best indicator of success and measures how much you bet vs. how much you profited. Any positive ROI is good in sports betting with great long-term bettors sitting in the 5-7% range.

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