[flakeandbake]

#kidsback

[jjgold]

Love these guys

[grease lightnin]

I have these plays both individually

GL to us

[.pm.]

Cubs 7 strikeouts through 3 innings

Good bet

[d2bets]

Why would anyone parlay the home team and the over?

[.pm.]

Why would anyone parlay the home team and the over?

Especially when the home team is facing the best pitcher in the NL and the wind is blowing in, LOL

[ikid2groove415]

Typical bitches / comes in here after the game is in the 8th inning and throw shades -_-zZz

[d2bets]

Typical bitches / comes in here after the game is in the 8th inning and throw shades -_-zZz

Nah. I posted when I saw it awhile ago. But it's pretty basic: you NEVER parlay the home team and the over. Hard enough to find edges gambling, you don't give them away.

[Joey Vigs]

Did this win? Would be a nice haul

[d2bets]

Did this win? Would be a nice haul

Nope. Cubs/under would have been a good way to go.

[TheMoneyShot]

Joey Vigs Nice profile photo

[flakeandbake]

Nah. I posted when I saw it awhile ago. But it's pretty basic: you NEVER parlay the home team and the over. Hard enough to find edges gambling, you don't give them away.

This might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard honestly in my life. "Never parlay a home team with the over"?? If anything I would say never parlay an over/under with the same team in the same parlay - bc you're basically cutting your odds in half (50% x 50% = 25%). On the flip side, taking an over and a home team has nothing to do with each other besides that they are tied together in a parlay

[matt711]

In College a Football people would say to bet home team and over or dog and under.....It used to wrk, didn’t track it last year

[d2bets]

This might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard honestly in my life. "Never parlay a home team with the over"?? If anything I would say never parlay an over/under with the same team in the same parlay - bc you're basically cutting your odds in half (50% x 50% = 25%). On the flip side, taking an over and a home team has nothing to do with each other besides that they are tied together in a parlay

Think through the later part of a baseball game, you'll realize your error and then you'll admit your error. I can help you if you really need it, but it will be embarrassing.

Otherwise, there is nothing inherently wrong with parlaying a baseball side and a total, meaning Road/Over or Home/Under.

[d2bets]

This might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard honestly in my life. "Never parlay a home team with the over"?? If anything I would say never parlay an over/under with the same team in the same parlay - bc you're basically cutting your odds in half (50% x 50% = 25%). On the flip side, taking an over and a home team has nothing to do with each other besides that they are tied together in a parlay

How many innings are typically played when the home team wins? 8.5. That's one less frame to score runs toward hitting the over. And one fewer frame if you're trying to stay under.

Moreover, in an extra innings game, once the home team scores 1, it's ballgame. But if it's the road team that scores, they keep going. Those extra runs could score the over.

That stuff matters.

I think you can now see how road/over and home/under are correlated and the opposite is anti-correlated.
It's hard enough to find an edge, you never willingly play against one. So you never ever ever parlay the home/over or road/under. The opposite is sharp. Especially if you have a home starter you like to dominate, home/under can be really good.

[flakeandbake]

Think through the later part of a baseball game, you'll realize your error and then you'll admit your error. I can help you if you really need it, but it will be embarrassing.

Maybe I don't notice bc I rarely play overs and rarely have a home team and the over in a parlay (especially a big favorite). So in that case idk and I still don't fuckinn care lol . I don't see your point unless you're trying to point out the most obvious thing in the world - which is that 8.5 innings are played if the home team wins without walking off omgomgomg Einstein has spoken. No shit if you parlay only home teams with the over it will not make mathematical sense over a long-term analysis. But besides that you have no basis in arguing "never parlay a home team with the over". That is some religious psycho shit you must've picked up in GA class or something