My philosophy has always been a good pitcher is a good pitcher whether he is pitching at his home field or pitching at a gravel parking lot in the middle of Dubai. I like to bet good pitchers on the road because they have better value there. That theory used to work better but in this day and age of 100 pitch pitch counts and bullpens being such a big part of the game it kind of diminished that theory.
Historically MLB home teams have always been right around 54%. Think interleague play caused it go up initially, but might not be as much of an effect any more. Roughly, I would say a no-vig line would be 115 against division opponents, 120 when crossing time zones or leagues.
Good question
Good question
