if you took one team and just bet them every game they play all season, whichever team you think is going to win would you end up down or up
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if they exceeded expectations considerably, you'd probably be up. I think probably 8-10 teams would be in the black, but that's a really random guess. i think if you look at statfox before each team plays a game this year, it will tell you their record last year and their units.Comment -
well i think obviously you'd want to try and find a team that wins more than they lose.. unfortunately you'd be paying a higher vig on teams like that. i don't know if that'd be profitable. GL though!Comment -
It might not even be the best teams that will profit you the most. The Yankees could win 95+ games but theyll be at -170 half the time. Where a team like the Rockies could win 88+ and profit you more.Comment -
The teams overall record really doesn't matter too much because you're betting the lines, not the record. If you look at last years numbers, a team like Oakland was more profitable than the Yankees even though they only won 75 games. If you want to try this strategy I would recommend waiting for the first 10 to 12 games to be played first. At that time you could jump on the best team with a terrible record, that way you know you'll be getting good lines for the following 3 to 4 weeks.Comment -
just use service picks. they are free here and they would hit better than a strategy like that.Comment -
that would depend on how well you can cap that team - it may work simply because you can focus on researching that specific team, following any injuries/lineup changes trends etc.
the easier the team is to predict, say the Yankees, Redsox or Cards who will all win 90+ games or pit, KC or Wsh who will lose 90, will give you better winnning % but the pcks will all be more heavey favs
as opposed to a team like Col, Minn or Tex who will end up in the 82-86 range. but more games will be closer lines.Comment
