-1 run line calculator

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a few of my books dont offer the -1 run line. been trying to create an excel file so i just have to put in the odds. wondering if any one  can offer any advice or help in creating this. Also an online calculator would be good too, as i cant seem to find one. Thanks

monstergrit · Answer

a few of my books dont offer the -1 run line. been trying to create an excel file so i just have to put in the odds. wondering if any one  can offer any advice or help in creating this. Also an online calculator would be good too, as i cant seem to find one. Thanks

Goodsy · Answer

Here you go https://zcodesystem.com/runline_calcYou are better off to create you own -1 anyways, get a slightly better pay out compared to the books pre made -1. Adds up over time.

monstergrit · Answer

GoodsyThanks a bunch amigo. Id still like to figure out how it works on excel cause im a nerd like that, but now im not pressured to make it. will be curious to see how much the book i do have shaves off for doing the calculating for me lol.Thanks again buddy. Cheers

TheActuary · Answer

Simple case: ML @-120 and RL -1.5 @ &#x2B;150Let&#x27;s assume you put $120 on the ML. Then, you put the profit of that ML bet ($100) on the RL -1.5.The total bet amount is $220.The potential profit is $100 from the ML and $150 from the RL, for a total of $250.The odds of a RL -1 bet is therefore $100 * 250 / 220 = &#x2B;113.64!Just replicate that in an Excel spreadsheet and it should help understanding the logic behind the odds

TheActuary · Answer

Then you decide the amount you want to bet and you calibrate using $120 on the ML and $100 on the RL -1.5... so you put 120 / 220 of the amount you want to bet on the ML, and 100 / 220 of the amount you want to bet on the RL -1.5

TheActuary · Answer

Lastly, I don&#x27;t recommend betting the -1 RL even if it&#x27;s offered by your book if you don&#x27;t understand perfectly the probability behind that line.Playing a -1 RL is the same than playing both the ML and RL -1.5. Therefore, you have to think there is value in both bets to play the RL -1 and be profitable.If your calculation results in a probability higher than implied that the game finish by a margin of 1 run, then play the ML. If you think the opposite, then play the RL -1.5. No need to bother with the RL -1. Just my two cents!Good Luck

monstergrit · Answer

Actuarythanks for the info and advice. my thinking is that i hate laying heavy juice, but i dont like minus run lines on home teams. still need to see if the probability of a push out weighs the difference in juice i pay/save.

TheActuary · Answer

Np, good luck

TomHiddleston · Answer

@monstergrit&#xA;I think so, too time card calculator

barneybeans · Answer

Laying 1 or more on home teams: The juice is built into the line already. Books know home teams with a lead middle of the 9th lose an entire inning of at bats. This is already baked into the lines.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;You can view page source and download the .css and .js files and have Johnny Ma&#x27;s zcode calculator on your local devices in case that calc ever gets shut off. You can also bring the math into a spreadsheet.&#xD;&#xA;You can always take what you win on the ML and risk on the RL, which is the basic formula of syntheitc -1 but the calculator shows more info and allows you to set risk/wager limits.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Lastly I like -1 on a dog I think has a shot of winning outright - taking ML &#x2B; and -1.5 on the alt RL with &#x2B;&#x2B;, especially in a hitters park vs a gassed pen but vs a great starter.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;MLB can&#x27;t get here soon enough

seogeorge01 · Answer

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wildwelder303 · Answer

Create your own. Best you can do is do it yourself for a few reason. Plenty of information and opinions floating around online. Decipher the information though.&#xA;BestOfLuck,TheWelder

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