Some common betting stupidity is appearing again on SBR (of course it never left, though).
1] Prices matter. It doesn't matter how rarely a team has swept another, or lost 10 in a row, or done something else. The Mariners have never won a World Series. Is -100000000000000000 on them not to win this year a good line? No.
Tell us why your team has a greater than {(100)*(Market Probability of Team Winning)}% chance of winning, not just that it has a > 50% chance of winning.
2] 99% of you are losers. Quit pretending.
1] Prices matter. It doesn't matter how rarely a team has swept another, or lost 10 in a row, or done something else. The Mariners have never won a World Series. Is -100000000000000000 on them not to win this year a good line? No.
Tell us why your team has a greater than {(100)*(Market Probability of Team Winning)}% chance of winning, not just that it has a > 50% chance of winning.
2] 99% of you are losers. Quit pretending.