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  • thebayareabeast
    SBR MVP
    • 04-22-10
    • 1475

    #1
    MLB Betting Theory
    What do you guys think about this? Theoretically, it makes sense to me.

    If you were to bet all dogs on the MLB board from day 1 to the final day of the season that had a price of anywhere between +110-+165, would that be profitable. I had a friend tell me this a few years back but I never actually bothered to track it. Judging by what I have seen in MLB the last few years, I think this could work. I was wondering if anyone knew something about this.
  • jbrent95
    SBR MVP
    • 12-07-09
    • 1221

    #2
    Excluding playoffs:

    2010: 95-155 -27.88u

    2009: 653-846 -1.6u
    2008: 671-917 -47.9u
    2007: 688-898 +7.75u
    2006: 678-875 +3.65u
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    • thebayareabeast
      SBR MVP
      • 04-22-10
      • 1475

      #3
      Where did you find that?
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      • sweethook
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 11-21-07
        • 12667

        #4
        Originally posted by thebayareabeast
        What do you guys think about this? Theoretically, it makes sense to me.

        If you were to bet all dogs on the MLB board from day 1 to the final day of the season that had a price of anywhere between +110-+165, would that be profitable. I had a friend tell me this a few years back but I never actually bothered to track it. Judging by what I have seen in MLB the last few years, I think this could work. I was wondering if anyone knew something about this.
        i like it - but you must take the 140 & 145 fav. and rest of dogs up to + 180 GL
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        • thebayareabeast
          SBR MVP
          • 04-22-10
          • 1475

          #5
          Where can I find the data to back this up?
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