Foxsheets 06/11

R23k · 06-11-10, 03:29 PM

Is the Boston/Philly Under a play today? Wasnt there a play on the Under if starting line is 10 and both teams are over 500?

norsemann · 06-11-10, 04:58 PM

Yes, Philly/Boston 10 run total fits the system as a play on the under. Since May 1, it is 11-1. Last week TB and Texas had a total of 10 and it came in OVER.

inside edge · 06-11-10, 05:11 PM

yeah I remember that trend too it was pretty high win rate....

inside edge · 06-11-10, 05:19 PM

Sometimes even the most simple of betting systems can prove to be powerful.
Such is the case this month of May as one particular FoxSheets MLB Super Situation on totals has won its first nine games of the season, including Wednesday's Yankees-Tigers afternoon contest. Let's take a look at the system:
• Play Under - All teams where the total is 10 or higher - with a winning record on the season playing another winning team, in May games.
(349-222 since 1997).
(61.1%, +110.2 units. Rating = 3*)
The situation's record this season is: (9-0, +9 units)
Over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is: (54-16, +34.2 units).
Over the last 5 seasons the situation's record is: (112-50, +56.3 units).

Didn't I tell you it was simple? All you need to do is look for two plus-.500 teams playing to a posted total of 10 or higher and bet the UNDER!!! That's it.
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Good luck on all of this week's action!

ShivaBowl · 06-11-10, 05:35 PM

In Boston, the Phillies and Red Sox renew their emerging rivalry. Boston took two of three games in Philly two weeks back. There are distinct trends in interleague play converging on this series, with Phiilies’ manager Charlie Manuel owning an ugly 24-41 mark vs. A.L. East teams, and Sox skipper Terry Francona boasting a 43-17 record against the N.L. East clubs.

ShivaBowl · 06-11-10, 05:43 PM

Not including this year.,

Boston and Minnesota have been padding their records for years against the NL (see five-year chart) and are financially dependable, with the RED SOX 38-20 (+9) and TWINS 37-17 (+17.35). Minnesota pitching has really locked down NL hitters, with them totaling 3.3 RPG.

One AL club that has been under the radar is KANSAS CITY with their 31-23 record (+11). The Royals could do some damage against the Rockies at home, having won six of eight and averaging double digit hits in that span.

slickeddie · 06-11-10, 07:12 PM

Play Against - All underdogs with a money line of +100 or higher (SEATTLE) poor offensive team - scoring <=4.7 runs/game on the season (AL), after a loss by 8 runs or more..
104-38 over the last 5 seasons.
11-7 this year.

FWIW, the UNDERS have cashed in these over 60% as well.

yupper · 06-11-10, 11:30 PM

Originally posted by inside edge

yeah I remember that trend too it was pretty high win rate....

over

inside edge · 06-12-10, 04:37 AM

Originally posted by yupper

over

No shit sherlock it went over the trend hits 60% not 100%........

psedler · 06-12-10, 07:25 AM

Folks, I wish I would have seen these posts earlier. The Bos Philly game was not a play. The trend of o/u on 2 plus 500 teams at a line of 10 was a MAY trend.

daneault23 · 06-29-10, 12:03 AM

Originally posted by ShivaBowl

Super Situations 0-1 yesterday

SEATTLE at SAN DIEGO
Play Against - All underdogs with a money line of +100 or higher (SEATTLE) poor offensive team - scoring <=4.7 runs/game on the season (AL), after a loss by 8 runs or more..
104-38 over the last 5 seasons.
11-7 this year.

So is this stat ONLY for American League teams? For instance, if this were to happen to the Pirates, would that be a play?? I was just wondering cuz it says (AL).