the Money won / Money lost is a unit measurement to display whether the team has been winning better's money or not. this higher the number, the more bets that team has cashed. This is helpful because it factors in the line as well.
As you can see, the Yankees and Athletics have not been profitable betting teams as thier money lost exceeds the money won
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the Money won / Money lost is a unit measurement to display whether the team has been winning better's money or not. this higher the number, the more bets that team has cashed. This is helpful because it factors in the line as well.
As you can see, the Yankees and Athletics have not been profitable betting teams as thier money lost exceeds the money won
Can you tell me how they're calculated? I tried to back into the numbers using the Yankees' 11 games including the money lines for each, but I couldn't get them to match your numbers. Thanks again.
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Can you tell me how they're calculated? I tried to back into the numbers using the Yankees' 11 games including the money lines for each, but I couldn't get them to match your numbers. Thanks again.
Can you tell me how they're calculated? I tried to back into the numbers using the Yankees' 11 games including the money lines for each, but I couldn't get them to match your numbers. Thanks again.
Hello,
The money won/lost is calculated using a hypothetical 1 unit bet for each game when factoring in the odds.
For example, let's use the Oakland vs. NY Yankees game from April 20th. The Yankees closed as a -147 favorite, meaning if you bet New York, you would have to risk 1.47 units to win 1 unit. Oakland closed as a +136 underdog, meaning a 1 unit bet would return 1.36 units.
Since Oakland won the game, 1.36 units are added to the Athletics' money won column and 1.47 units are added to the Yankees' money lost column.
Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasfan:
Can you tell me how they're calculated? I tried to back into the numbers using the Yankees' 11 games including the money lines for each, but I couldn't get them to match your numbers. Thanks again.
Hello,
The money won/lost is calculated using a hypothetical 1 unit bet for each game when factoring in the odds.
For example, let's use the Oakland vs. NY Yankees game from April 20th. The Yankees closed as a -147 favorite, meaning if you bet New York, you would have to risk 1.47 units to win 1 unit. Oakland closed as a +136 underdog, meaning a 1 unit bet would return 1.36 units.
Since Oakland won the game, 1.36 units are added to the Athletics' money won column and 1.47 units are added to the Yankees' money lost column.
Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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