becareful with the favorites in baseball games today...

[Ghenghis Kahn]

besides the early game between tex and oak, all the favorites won yesterday.

books are licking their chops today...

[jjgold]

Actually pretty good advice I took a few dogs

[TheMetsSuck]

yesterdays percentage of favorites to cash has absolutely nothing to do with today's games. books are licking their chops everyday

[TheGoldenGoose]

yesterdays percentage of favorites to cash has absolutely nothing to do with today's games. books are licking their chops everyday

Da truth.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

blackjack, roulette, pai gao, etc. i agree, the past results do not have any effect on the outcome of the next hand but in sports betting, where the lines can be manipulated, i really believe the past results have some effect on the next game. then again, i could be wrong...

[uvarunthetable]

then again, i could be wrong...

Don't worry you are.

[grease lightnin]

then again, i could be wrong...

This. Take orioles RL

[tragicend]

What your speaking of is trends. Mathematicaly (probability wise) though, the outcome of yesterday's game has no effect on today's.

[jjgold]

[moses millsap]

yesterdays percentage of favorites to cash has absolutely nothing to do with today's games. books are licking their chops everyday

LOL, so true.

[tragicend]

yesterdays percentage of favorites to cash has absolutely nothing to do with today's games. books are licking their chops everyday

Agreed. Books want equal money on both sides... They get their juice in the middle, regardless.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Agreed. Books want equal money on both sides... They get their juice in the middle, regardless.

yeah but when all the favorites hit, books lose tons on parlays.

[ItsMeMrMattE]

+1200 in the rangers last 7 games. crazy.

[Big Bear]

besides the early game between tex and oak, all the favorites won yesterday.

books are licking their chops today...

not really. The average joe is not wagering baseball today. Most $50 Joe's bet football.

Baseball is not rigged btw so it doesnt matter what the books supposedly think or want.