Buffett,
I will not fall into the trap of who's picking winners and keeping track of record and being on the right side. Sometimes I do vent and my goal from day to day is beating the vig line (as you clearly do on a regular basis). However, I must say I've had a tough season to date and hopefully can close it out strong before the next season approaches.
On to the brighter future...Today's Card: What else caught your eye?
P.S. Thanks for the advice..I do appreciate it!
My biggest bet on the overnight was once again the Rangers. I got in at +111. Oddsmakers have done a poor job setting the line on this series, and the market has done its best in trying to correct this deficiency.
Another one of my larger bets was on Cain. He continues to be disrepected by oddsmakers, and also the marketplace. I got in at -147. The no-vig line is higher than that now, but still think the market should be doing a better job bidding this price up more.
A bet with a similar size as the above two is on the Red Sox. I did not have a position on either of the first two games, but this line is off, and I am not suprised. Penny has been undervalued for some time now. Anderson has been getting progressively more overvalued as he is become a "sexy" pick- a young early round southpaw pitching prospect starting to pitch well.
Also liked the Reds on the overnight. The market is moving this line against me.
I had the Rays the first two games of the series. Rarely do I find value on the other team betting on one team two straight games. However, I am on the Yankees tooday. Chamberlin seems back on track, and the oddsmakers and market alike have brushed it off.
I think the Braves have some value at the current market price. I also have a few other small positions.
Best of luck.
ffice
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