[cameron]

Going to try this, basically you take one team RRL and the other team RL where they're both at + money. So aslong as the game isnt a 1 run game you, make profit.

6/3
Mariners (+180) and White sox (+140) 50$ on each.

[cameron]

6/3
Mariners(+180) WINNER

1-0 +40$

[cameron]

6/4
Red Sox(+150) vs Rangers(+170)50$ on each
Yankees(+135) vs Indians(+180)50$ on each
Royals(+150) vs Twins(+170)50$ on each
Giants(+170) vs Blue Jays (+160)50$ on each

[Vasco]

Surely this is a losing proposition long-term. Books aren't giving away free money.

[tg09]

you're going to have to hit a very, very high rate to come out ahead.

i know my math isn't perfect but you're essentially laying between -200 and -500 every game. Risking $100 to win between $17.50 and $40 each game.

[tg09]

http://www.baseball-reference.com/blog/archives/4402

[cameron]

I went through weeks and weeks of games and noticed there has never been anymore than 5 games in one given 15 day schedule that had a 1 run, and there was only a few of those. Most days had 1-3 and i did the math on each and relized id be up tons if i had done EVERY game with this. Im not currently even placing the money, this week is to test how high or low I'd be up if i were to be 100$ on each game.

[chilidog]

If I were you, I'd bet the opposite side at a different book.

[cameron]

6/4
Yankees/Indians LOSS -100$
Red Sox WIN +25$
Twins WIN +35
Giants/Jays LOSS -100$

3-2 -100$

[Emancipator]

Yeah I tested this a few months ago it didn't end well, went for anything above a 19% profit margin and it ended up 12-5 in less than two weeks. Luckily I was wise enough to not put much on them.