queposkid said:
Baseball for many reasons..The first, and most prevelant is if you bet two dogs, and split you make $$$$$
The same could be said for any dogs on the moneyline (not just MLB) -- hockey, NBA, NASCAR matchups, you name it. Dogs win less than 50% of the time, so the fact that you can go 1-1 on 2 dog plays and still profit is good for that specific day, but it may mean nothing over the long haul.
In other words, if you play dogs all season long at an average of +130 and you only hit 42% of them, you've had a losing season. You may have had 30 days during the season where you "split" 2 dogs and won for that day, but that may not matter when you look at your end-of-season numbers.