I`m Also A Lifetime Foots Goofy But
started playing MLB seriously 2 yrs ago. The difference in the $$ I`ve won vs Foots & Hoops is about 2 to 1. I`d still rather watch foots hands down, but these guys are right MLB is much easier to cap. See my post under Woodies thread. You have to get a routine going & study stats BB IS a #`s game.
started playing MLB seriously 2 yrs ago. The difference in the $$ I`ve won vs Foots & Hoops is about 2 to 1. I`d still rather watch foots hands down, but these guys are right MLB is much easier to cap. See my post under Woodies thread. You have to get a routine going & study stats BB IS a #`s game.
well the better teams dont win , lets look at tuesdays scores....
well, after looking at all the "TEAM A's" that are supposed to be better than "team B's, the dogs are winning more bets than the favorites, and these are straight up wins. so that theory cant be true. all games should be -110 with a run line. why is so hard to make a big favorite -2 or -3? then it may work.
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well, after looking at all the "TEAM A's" that are supposed to be better than "team B's, the dogs are winning more bets than the favorites, and these are straight up wins. so that theory cant be true. all games should be -110 with a run line. why is so hard to make a big favorite -2 or -3? then it may work.
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it does not appear anyone is winning
i look at the records of so called BASEBALL experts, and BOTh their "units" and winning % are all 40-60% , that does not bode well for those who say its the easiest sport to handicap, several not one or 2 should be at least 70% , and they just aren't maybe not yet, but so far -even for the experts- it seems very difficult to predict on paper BEFORE the game. every game seems to have something that NO ONE could have predicted ahead of time. and the streaks are very hard to predict, teams tend to get bored after winning 3-4 games.
I will admit that was easier about 7-10 years ago, certainly 15 years, but the game seems to have changed and there are just too many relief pitchers, etc, and too many intangibles during a game.
i look at the records of so called BASEBALL experts, and BOTh their "units" and winning % are all 40-60% , that does not bode well for those who say its the easiest sport to handicap, several not one or 2 should be at least 70% , and they just aren't maybe not yet, but so far -even for the experts- it seems very difficult to predict on paper BEFORE the game. every game seems to have something that NO ONE could have predicted ahead of time. and the streaks are very hard to predict, teams tend to get bored after winning 3-4 games.
I will admit that was easier about 7-10 years ago, certainly 15 years, but the game seems to have changed and there are just too many relief pitchers, etc, and too many intangibles during a game.
As Williemcgee said.....your somewhat naive.
Baseball is driven by stats, thats for sure. Mostly newspaper stats are meaningless as far as 'capping is concerned. Once you figure out which are necessary and which are fodder, you can become quite proficient at predicting the outcome of baseball games. There are many approaches that "work", but in baseball, unlike other sports, you don't have to win the majority of the games to be profitable.
Baseball is a lucrative proposition and there are around 90 games a week, verses a few NFL games each week, making for plentiful opportunities.
I'm not going to go into the details here, but I make a very comfortable living capping sports. I don't cap the NBA, although I know others who do well at it. Baseball is my most lucrative sport, only slightly behind CBB. There are simply not enough games in the NFL to come close to producing the income from baseball.
Baseball is a very beatable sport. While I can appreciate your observation of baseballs diverse and seemingly scattered parameters, I can only suggest you avail yourself of pertinent information, process it correctly, and watch with wide-eyed astonishment as the money starts rolling in.
Baseball is driven by stats, thats for sure. Mostly newspaper stats are meaningless as far as 'capping is concerned. Once you figure out which are necessary and which are fodder, you can become quite proficient at predicting the outcome of baseball games. There are many approaches that "work", but in baseball, unlike other sports, you don't have to win the majority of the games to be profitable.
Baseball is a lucrative proposition and there are around 90 games a week, verses a few NFL games each week, making for plentiful opportunities.
I'm not going to go into the details here, but I make a very comfortable living capping sports. I don't cap the NBA, although I know others who do well at it. Baseball is my most lucrative sport, only slightly behind CBB. There are simply not enough games in the NFL to come close to producing the income from baseball.
Baseball is a very beatable sport. While I can appreciate your observation of baseballs diverse and seemingly scattered parameters, I can only suggest you avail yourself of pertinent information, process it correctly, and watch with wide-eyed astonishment as the money starts rolling in.
