Noticed you had a couple big favorites on saturday. Just curious if you have any limits as to how high of a chalk you'll play. Have you ever gone through a large quantity of your selections and sorted them out by results according to the price offered? In other words, are you more profitable in certain categories than others, such as dogs, small chalks, midsize chalks or large chalks. Although I've never formally quantified it, I almost never play a fav over -150. When you see a big chalk, it's easy to almost automatically assume they SHOULD win by the mere fact of being so heavily favored.
As a side note, I'm not especially a baseball fan except for somehow having become a Kansas City fan. They're close to being a good team, but with their past history you want them to actually prove it. Their big question mark is the starting pitching. Maybe I'm prejudiced, but I saw from late last year that they seem to have potential above and beyond the pure numbers to be at least average. If the starters can just be average, they should have a winning season. Thanks for all you do.