MLB h2h reg season wins question

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  • Jaug
    SBR MVP
    • 01-11-09
    • 3087

    #1
    MLB h2h reg season wins question
    OK so I was thinking about a h2h most regular season wins prop. The side i'm interested in is Tampa bay > LA angels. TB seems to have a OU on reg season wins of about 89.5, while LA angels has it around 84. So what price can I lay with tampa to get more reg season wins than LAA? (draw is push).

    I was thinking around -150 theoretically?
  • byronbb
    SBR MVP
    • 11-13-08
    • 3067

    #2
    Well I plunked it into Poisson Calculator with 2 variables and got:
    Odds of Percentage Money Line
    A = B 2.7785% +3,499.03
    A > B 64.7880% -183.99
    A < B 32.4335% +208.32
    A ≥ B 67.5665% -208.32
    A ≤ B 35.2120% +183.99
    Seems close. No idea if this is applicable however.
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    • Jaug
      SBR MVP
      • 01-11-09
      • 3087

      #3
      Originally posted by byronbb
      Well I plunked it into Poisson Calculator with 2 variables and got:
      Odds of Percentage Money Line
      A = B 2.7785% +3,499.03
      A > B 64.7880% -183.99
      A < B 32.4335% +208.32
      A ≥ B 67.5665% -208.32
      A ≤ B 35.2120% +183.99
      Seems close. No idea if this is applicable however.
      What standard deviation did you use? I was thinking Gaussian distribution with a SD of 5 games. That would mean that 84% of seasons played the teams were held within 10 games of their OU lines. Seems reasonable?
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      • Jaug
        SBR MVP
        • 01-11-09
        • 3087

        #4
        That gets me this value:

        P(TB under 84 wins) = 13.5%

        I guess you might even be able to lay -180 or -200 on TB > LAA reg season wins?
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        • jessetopolski
          SBR High Roller
          • 12-20-09
          • 162

          #5
          prob
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          • MonkeyF0cker
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 06-12-07
            • 12144

            #6
            Originally posted by Jaug
            I was thinking Gaussian distribution with a SD of 5 games. Seems reasonable?
            No. It seems completely arbitrary and it is.
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            • MonkeyF0cker
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 06-12-07
              • 12144

              #7
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