And they are favored again today over the Pirates. Has there ever been a team like this that continues to get this much respect from books despite their results on the field. They have been favorites in nearly 75% of their games this year and are probably have lost more money for people betting on them than any other team. Why do people continue to bet on them and why do they continue to get such respectful lines? Apart from the Cardinals I wonder if any other teams have been favored in more games this year.
							
						
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	frogsrangersRestricted User- 04-25-12
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 #1Angels have closed as ML favorites for 55 of 74 games so far this season.Tags: None
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	vyomguySBR Hall of Famer- 12-08-09
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 #2i am sure yankees are favored in more games.Comment
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	I/OSBR Hall of Famer- 05-26-11
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 #3I'm sure I could be off here, but generally in baseball things pan out to expected norms as far as a baseball season. Someone hitting .270 lifetime will generally end close to that number whether they start off hitting .400 or start off hitting .150. Same goes for pitchers (or an entire staff). Average to the mean. Angels are putting the hurt on a lot of bankrolls right now for sure.Comment
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	Mike HuntertzSBR Posting Legend- 08-19-09
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 #4Stack up well against Liariano tonight.
 Slight Fav.Comment
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	downsouthSBR Posting Legend- 01-13-11
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 #5Gotta catch em all!!!!Comment
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	HOT WINGSSBR Hall of Famer- 01-29-10
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 #6Tigers been favored a ton too, but at least they perform a lot better than Angels. Guess people never give up hope when looking at them on paper and just think there going to get better eventually. Superstar power inflating linesComment
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	easylivingSBR Hall of Famer- 06-25-12
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 #7how many units would a person be up fading them every game?Comment
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	hubbard689SBR Wise Guy- 10-28-12
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 #8It would depend on how many units the person was wageringComment
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	billysinkRestricted User- 03-29-09
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 #9This is some good information here. I really would not have guessed that.
 
 Hope someone sharper than me made some quid. Sharper than me ain't much these days anyways.
 
 
 Good thread.Comment
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	Jago2008SBR MVP- 05-18-11
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 #10If you had bet on Houston, from May 29th - June 3rd, during their 6-game win streak (Including 4-games series against the Angels), they were anywhere from 2.1-2.6 dogs every game - starting with $100 and reinvesting profit/initial sum you would have close to $100,000. Angels would have been the main fade during that win-streak.Originally posted by easylivinghow many units would a person be up fading them every game?Comment
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	altaSBR MVP- 09-08-06
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 #11Live and Die in L.A.
 
 Despite having massive payrolls, rosters packed with All-Star talent and some of the best baseball weather in the world, Los Angeles’ MLB clubs just plain stink. And if you’ve been betting either the Angles or the Dodgers, that’s the smell of money burning.
 
 Los Angeles’ two teams are currently ranked as the two worst bets in the majors, with the Dodgers eating up -19.55 units and the Halos wasting -19.34 units thru 6/20. The pair are a combined 63-81 and still command hefty price tags on the moneyline based on name alone.Comment
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	ProfaneRealitySBR Hall of Famer- 04-14-09
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 #12The market is driving their line, not bookies.Comment
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	 Big BearSBR Aristocracy Big BearSBR Aristocracy- 11-01-11
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 #13that and i think bookies put too much weight on a team playing at home.Comment
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	 Big BearSBR Aristocracy Big BearSBR Aristocracy- 11-01-11
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 #14still thinking about going huge on this game and taking the AngelsComment
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	 Joe DogsSBR MVP Joe DogsSBR MVP- 07-20-09
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 #15Angels as favs 24-29 and 19-34 in night games,wow......Talk about a team,lost in the dark.Comment
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	 TOSBR Hustler TOSBR Hustler- 05-14-13
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 #16I feel like Pirates gonna take this one early onComment
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	robmpinkSBR Posting Legend- 01-09-07
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 #1710k, or 100k? If 100k please explain.Originally posted by Jago2008If you had bet on Houston, from May 29th - June 3rd, during their 6-game win streak (Including 4-games series against the Angels), they were anywhere from 2.1-2.6 dogs every game - starting with $100 and reinvesting profit/initial sum you would have close to $100,000. Angels would have been the main fade during that win-streak.Comment
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	Jago2008SBR MVP- 05-18-11
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 #18Sure, I thought it was interesting as well when I ran my own numbers:Originally posted by robmpink10k, or 100k? If 100k please explain.
 
 I have to make sure what the EXACT odds were, but at that time (before the Astros started to win a little) they were essentially 2 to 1 odds entering the series against Colorado (which was playing better at the time), and as high as 2.4- 2.62 underdogs against the Angels, keep in mind Stros' were road-dogs in all games. So just for avgs I'll use a baseline odd of 2.2 or +220:
 
 Day 1 (which was the 29th of May) - $100 @ +220 = $220 + initial investment = $320
 
 Day 2 (30th) - $320 @ +220 = $704 + $320= $1024
 
 Day 3 - $1024 @ +220 = $2252.8 + 1024 = $3276.80
 
 Day 4 - $3276.80 @ +220 = $7208.96 + 3276.80 = $10,485.76
 
 Day 5 - $10,485.76 @ +220 = $23068.67 + $10,485.76 = $33,554.43
 
 Day 6 - $33,554.43 @ +220 = $73,819.75 + $33,554.43 = $107,374.18Comment
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	ChalkyDogSBR Hall of Famer- 10-02-11
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 #19Nice stat.Comment
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	ThaTopMoronBARRELED IN @ SBR!- 04-30-10
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 #20unreal all it took was taking a dog str8 up to win 6 games... 100k in less than a weekOriginally posted by Jago2008Sure, I thought it was interesting as well when I ran my own numbers:
 
 I have to make sure what the EXACT odds were, but at that time (before the Astros started to win a little) they were essentially 2 to 1 odds entering the series against Colorado (which was playing better at the time), and as high as 2.4- 2.62 underdogs against the Angels, keep in mind Stros' were road-dogs in all games. So just for avgs I'll use a baseline odd of 2.2 or +220:
 
 Day 1 (which was the 29th of May) - $100 @ +220 = $220 + initial investment = $320
 
 Day 2 (30th) - $320 @ +220 = $704 + $320= $1024
 
 Day 3 - $1024 @ +220 = $2252.8 + 1024 = $3276.80
 
 Day 4 - $3276.80 @ +220 = $7208.96 + 3276.80 = $10,485.76
 
 Day 5 - $10,485.76 @ +220 = $23068.67 + $10,485.76 = $33,554.43
 
 Day 6 - $33,554.43 @ +220 = $73,819.75 + $33,554.43 = $107,374.18 Comment Comment
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	SetoSBR Posting Legend- 12-16-11
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 #212 things are wrong with your reasoning though.
 
 1) 2.20 in european odds is +120 not +220
 2) you would have to start at the exact right moment and stop after exactly 6 games? who not 4, 5, 7 or 8? there is no logical explanation to why someone would stop after 6 games. although i get that's not the point and this is more of a "what if" thought.Comment
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	Yazworm91SBR MVP- 03-01-13
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 #22May 29 @ Colorado Rockies * +210 10 Won *6 - 3 *
 May 30 @ Colorado Rockies * +205 10 Won *7 - 5 *
 May 31 @ Los Angeles Angels * +220 8.5 Won *6 - 3 *
 Jun 1 @ Los Angeles Angels * +210 8.5 Won *2 - 0 *
 Jun 2 @ Los Angeles Angels * +220 8.5 Won *5 - 4 *
 Jun 3 @ Los Angeles Angels * +175 8.5 Won *2 - 1 *
 
 He was using 2.1 = +210 you just multiply your bet by the odds. He is correct. These odds show here are from Vegas insider and probably low to what they actually were. These are not euro odds.Comment
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	Jago2008SBR MVP- 05-18-11
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 #23Honestly Seto I rarely, If ever deal in European odds, I know you are correct in that assertion, but its not something I would have considered.Originally posted by Seto2 things are wrong with your reasoning though.
 
 1) 2.20 in european odds is +120 not +220
 2) you would have to start at the exact right moment and stop after exactly 6 games? who not 4, 5, 7 or 8? there is no logical explanation to why someone would stop after 6 games. although i get that's not the point and this is more of a "what if" thought.
 
 Just like our conversation with the Heat ML a few days ago, this is no different. I mean honestly constraint is one thing, being able to bet on those 6 exact days is just an anomaly, I can't imagine anyone did that, but I was trying to point out in response to what ppl were talking abt with fading the Angels. I was in Vegas during that streak, and was on the losing side of an Angels bet, I remember asking myself what the hell I was doing paying that price for such a poor product, then ran some numbers on the LAstros. Appreciate the opinion.Comment
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	CoreosSBR Sharp- 01-18-13
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 #24Jago, where were you a month ago???? Could have really used you thenOriginally posted by Jago2008Sure, I thought it was interesting as well when I ran my own numbers:
 
 I have to make sure what the EXACT odds were, but at that time (before the Astros started to win a little) they were essentially 2 to 1 odds entering the series against Colorado (which was playing better at the time), and as high as 2.4- 2.62 underdogs against the Angels, keep in mind Stros' were road-dogs in all games. So just for avgs I'll use a baseline odd of 2.2 or +220:
 
 Day 1 (which was the 29th of May) - $100 @ +220 = $220 + initial investment = $320
 
 Day 2 (30th) - $320 @ +220 = $704 + $320= $1024
 
 Day 3 - $1024 @ +220 = $2252.8 + 1024 = $3276.80
 
 Day 4 - $3276.80 @ +220 = $7208.96 + 3276.80 = $10,485.76
 
 Day 5 - $10,485.76 @ +220 = $23068.67 + $10,485.76 = $33,554.43
 
 Day 6 - $33,554.43 @ +220 = $73,819.75 + $33,554.43 = $107,374.18 Interesting "what if" scenario.
							
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	thetrinitySBR Posting Legend- 01-25-11
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 #25oddsmakers dont like to make big adjustments especially in baseball.Comment
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	 cankidSBR Hall of Famer cankidSBR Hall of Famer- 08-22-08
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 #26been betting pirates often this year, got spooked and didnt bet em against the angels, the last 2 games is a good example on what good pitching can do for you and it can carry u through most of a long season.Comment
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	Jago2008SBR MVP- 05-18-11
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 #27Hehe, I know right?!Originally posted by CoreosJago, where were you a month ago???? Could have really used you then Interesting "what if" scenario. Interesting "what if" scenario.
 
 As that quote goes "everything in hindsight is 20-20" but yeah I thought it was an interesting "what if" scenario.Comment
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