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Atl -1.5 +115
SDie -108Comment -
ie stand for anything? Padres?Comment -
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ytd 99-69Comment -
SLo -1.5 +135
Oak -113
Atl -1.5 +100
SDie -1.5 +140
LAA -1.5 +105Comment -
Hi Caracalla
I just joined SBR: a friend of mine told me about u and SBR nice contest
This my first and last post
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Well done.. back in old formComment -
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ytd 102-71 +2856Comment -
a question: in baseball is there a break (after 5th inning)?
El greco, if you want and if you can: is it possible insert result after 5th inning in your workbook?
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There's just the standard small break, same as every half inning.Comment -
There's no break at 5 innings.
Most starting pitchers last at least 5 innings before there's a pitching change.
In a fist 5 innings bet you're essentially betting on the starting pitchers, and the relief pitchers aren't a factor.Comment -
tyvm for information.
As you can understand, i know nothing about MLB (as other USA sports)
but stats are stats, numbers are numbers and $$ are $$... and stats better than knowledgementComment -
oak -109
LAA -146
Sdie -130Comment -
Caracalla, first time posting on SBR. Liking what you are doing in here with stats.Comment -
Staf is correct. There is no real "break" in baseball. The closest to a "break" is the 7th inning stretch, which is just a few minutes rest. The significance of the 5th inning, as Staf pointed out, is that is that 99% of the time the starting pitchers make it to this stage of the game (unless their performance has been exceptionally bad). So if you are handicapping the game to 5 innings, you only have to worry about the starting pitcher and not the strength of "the bullpen", which is comprised of 5+ other pitchers each with their own specialty.Comment -
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Ok.. enough fun, back to work with this question.
Cara, I can, but its going to be a real pain in the ass. I'd have to do it all manually. Luckily, I live in America, which means I have a lot of unemployed friends. I am going to arrange to have one of them do it for us. Before I do that, can you think of anything else you want on each row? You are familiar with how this works, so you know its easier to do everything at the same time.
Let me know exactly what other fields you want on each row, and I'll put an unemployed friend back to work... at least for a few hours
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results after 5th inning
if possible (but I don't think possible), odd team I played
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Please explain what you mean by "odd team i played". I was thinking that starting pitchers may be nice to have on each row too.Comment -
Oh, and do you want a W/L column for the 5 inning score? If yes, should I incorporate the RL? (I don't think so)Comment -
ok knowledge
I explain what I'd want
from betcris
LAA -155
5th inning -148
LAA -1.5 +140
5th inning -0.5 +100
So I can check if is more profitable betting on 1H
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You can get past runline odds here:
I don't know of any site that lists past odds for 1st 5 innings, but you could determine wins, losses, and pushes from any site that has box scores. Espn for example:
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As Staf wrote, I don't know of any site that lists past odds for 1st 5 innings.
But isn't a problem .... we can check difference from ML, RL and 5inn for 2-3 weeks and then we can put them in workbook (when -250, -240, ........, -110, 100, +110,........ +150 etc etc).
Not precise or accurate, but realistic: so I can study trends and/or opportunities with PivotComment -
How about Under/Over? Have you ever consider put those data into the computer and develope a system?Comment -
I tried, but i didn't find any profitable stats system... and I studied U/O MLB, NBA, NFL, College, WNBA, Arena, NHL, etc etc... mostly european soccer
statistically unpredictable, sorryComment -
Alright... I'm on it. I hope to have it ready by the end of the week. (Pick5,Opp5,PickPitcher,OppPitcher)Comment -
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ytd 104-72 +2910Comment -
I don't even know the baseball game rules so please feel free to explain pitching and the bullpenComment
