I have made it safely through the first week of bases.
I decided to start my own thread to try and keep myself honest and not get greedy. Plus, if I’m doing well you can tail me (or you can fade me if I start to do poorly).
I don’t have a set system, but I have some ground rules I try to follow:
-Play ML only (no RL, props, or totals)
-Only play home teams unlikely to be swept.
-Once a home team has won, do not play them again in that series.
-Chases are allowed but only if it’s safe.
-Don’t play against the Mariners (conflict of interest)
That’s basically it. It’s based off the no-home-sweep system (
) but I’m not adhering to the normal chase rules. Sometimes I'll chase to win a unit, other times I may chase to break even. Or I may not chase at all. For example, I took the Brewers to beat the Cards yesterday and lost, but I didn't chasing after that one because the Cards are on fire and Carpenter was pitching today (though in hindsight it would've been a good chase) .
I have already broken some of the rules
, and they are the reasons why I’ve lost a few games. I took the Dodgers on the road and they lost.
But I decided to chase them to break even and it paid off.
I played the White Sox at home after they already won a game and lost
(I chased that loss to break even with Detroit the next day
). I played the Brewers yesterday and lost even though they were on my “sweepable” list
. I tried to chase that one to break even with a D-Backs RL bet (yet another violation) and lost 
.
Had I stuck to my original ground rules, I'd be 9-0 (+9.0 units) with no chases so far). So that's good news
but also frustrating to see where I should be. 
So I’m hoping to stop trying to be greedy and just stick to my rules. That’s why I started this thread; in hopes it keeps me honest.
Normally, I’ll list all my potential plays in order of confidence and then post the ones I will be playing. I don’t play every team that falls into the guidelines because I don’t like risking too much at one time (especially if I need to chase).
One unit = 5% of my starting bankroll.
P.S. Sorry about all the emoticons. I just think they're funny.

I don’t have a set system, but I have some ground rules I try to follow:
-Play ML only (no RL, props, or totals)
-Only play home teams unlikely to be swept.
-Once a home team has won, do not play them again in that series.
-Chases are allowed but only if it’s safe.
-Don’t play against the Mariners (conflict of interest)
That’s basically it. It’s based off the no-home-sweep system (

I have already broken some of the rules








Had I stuck to my original ground rules, I'd be 9-0 (+9.0 units) with no chases so far). So that's good news


So I’m hoping to stop trying to be greedy and just stick to my rules. That’s why I started this thread; in hopes it keeps me honest.
Normally, I’ll list all my potential plays in order of confidence and then post the ones I will be playing. I don’t play every team that falls into the guidelines because I don’t like risking too much at one time (especially if I need to chase).
One unit = 5% of my starting bankroll.
P.S. Sorry about all the emoticons. I just think they're funny.