Originally posted by keyboarding
If you take 2 guys who bet the same side of every baseball game and one pays an average of -135 and the other pays an average of -142 who is going to make the most or lose the least amount of money at the end of the year? Its common sense.
While I dont want to ver play the whole getting the best odds angle or getting on the right side of a move is key. This game shows the move was 'wrong' it doesnt mean getting the best odds/price for your side isnt important.
baseball is as fundamental a betting approach as you will ever find. You have a winner and a loser, no ties, and you have a fixed set of odds based on each side. No ties to worry about, no spread (unless you bet RLs). All you need to do is pick a winner and get a good price. he got HALF of it right, the more important half but still only partially right. Seriously this game to me was as obvious as it got, thats why I commented.
Check my posting history I dont comment on any opinions on games ever. Sort of coincidental how I happened to comment on this one and make the final statement I made and it was 'mysteriously' correct.
