If you believe that statistical anomalies will eventually "correct" to the average records, here are some interesting facts:
(1) The "A" bets on the MLB Plu$$$ system are above average as of right now. That means you may want to skip "A"bets.
(2) The "B" bets are performing about average. Expect them to continue performing average for the remainder of the year.
(3) The "C" and "D" bets are significantly below average.
If the system ends up performing the average for the remainder of the season, it may be a good strategy to skip the "A" & "B" bets and just bet the "C" & "D" bets.
There's no guarantee. It's just something to think about.
(1) The "A" bets on the MLB Plu$$$ system are above average as of right now. That means you may want to skip "A"bets.
(2) The "B" bets are performing about average. Expect them to continue performing average for the remainder of the year.
(3) The "C" and "D" bets are significantly below average.
If the system ends up performing the average for the remainder of the season, it may be a good strategy to skip the "A" & "B" bets and just bet the "C" & "D" bets.
There's no guarantee. It's just something to think about.