Using the RL Parlay, this will be a Limited Chase Parlay.
The first bet will be N Units amount. If it wins, then the next bet is the same amount at N Units. Basically after a winning bet, then the following bet is automatically the same amount N Units.
If it is a loss then you increase the bet incrementally until the fifth bet as follows: 2nd bet N*1.4 Units, 3rd bet N*1.29 Units, 4th bet N*1.22 Units, and the final 5th bet is N*1.18 Units. Obviously after a win then it goes back to N Units bet on the next bet after the win.
RL Underdog Parlay Oakland +1.5 -200 and San Diego +1.5 -230 Risking 100 To Win 115 (Line is +115)
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Using the RL Parlay, this will be a Limited Chase Parlay.
The first bet will be N Units amount. If it wins, then the next bet is the same amount at N Units. Basically after a winning bet, then the following bet is automatically the same amount N Units.
If it is a loss then you increase the bet incrementally until the fifth bet as follows: 2nd bet N*1.4 Units, 3rd bet N*1.29 Units, 4th bet N*1.22 Units, and the final 5th bet is N*1.18 Units. Obviously after a win then it goes back to N Units bet on the next bet after the win.
Thanks. Lohse is starting for Milwaukee, and Leake for Cincinnati, which are two quality starters. Both teams aren't slouches on the road either, with Milwaukee being 28-19 on the road and Cincinnati 24-23 on the road. The Yankees have a worse home record of 18-23, and Washington having a 28-19 home record. However, Milwaukee is leading Washington right now in the bottom of the 2nd inning with a score of 2-0.
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Quote Originally Posted by Raidernator76:
Thanks. Lohse is starting for Milwaukee, and Leake for Cincinnati, which are two quality starters. Both teams aren't slouches on the road either, with Milwaukee being 28-19 on the road and Cincinnati 24-23 on the road. The Yankees have a worse home record of 18-23, and Washington having a 28-19 home record. However, Milwaukee is leading Washington right now in the bottom of the 2nd inning with a score of 2-0.
RL Underdog Parlay San Francisco +1.5 -195 and Cincinnati +1.5 -155 Risking 100 To Win 149.
NL West leader San Francisco is facing host, last place NL East Philadelphia. Vogelsong is pitching for San Francisco who is back in first place in the NL West. And their bats are red hot posting 24 runs in their last 4 games. Cliff Lee is making his first start coming back from injury. Cliff Lee is 5-0 career against San Francisco with a 0.88 ERA against that team. But this is a different Cliff Lee. Don't count him out though, as he is probably pitching in a :tryout" for other competitive teams before the trade deadline. Vogelsong is no slouch for SF either. He has only allowed 8 runs in his last four starts. I say this will be a close game and decided by 1-run.
NL Central tied for 1st place, Milwaukee is hosting Cincinnati who is only 2.5 game back from 1st place in the NL Central. Things are indeed heating up in that division. Milwaukee is in slide losing their last 13 of 16 games. The Reds look to bounce back after getting swept at Yankee stadium this past weekend. The Brewers lost 2 out of 3 at Washington. This should be a good game with Mike Latos who is 2-1 with a 2.70 ERA in his last 3 outings, and Wily Peralta who is 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA in his last 3 outings.
RL Underdog Parlay San Francisco +1.5 -195 and Cincinnati +1.5 -155 Risking 100 To Win 149.
NL West leader San Francisco is facing host, last place NL East Philadelphia. Vogelsong is pitching for San Francisco who is back in first place in the NL West. And their bats are red hot posting 24 runs in their last 4 games. Cliff Lee is making his first start coming back from injury. Cliff Lee is 5-0 career against San Francisco with a 0.88 ERA against that team. But this is a different Cliff Lee. Don't count him out though, as he is probably pitching in a :tryout" for other competitive teams before the trade deadline. Vogelsong is no slouch for SF either. He has only allowed 8 runs in his last four starts. I say this will be a close game and decided by 1-run.
NL Central tied for 1st place, Milwaukee is hosting Cincinnati who is only 2.5 game back from 1st place in the NL Central. Things are indeed heating up in that division. Milwaukee is in slide losing their last 13 of 16 games. The Reds look to bounce back after getting swept at Yankee stadium this past weekend. The Brewers lost 2 out of 3 at Washington. This should be a good game with Mike Latos who is 2-1 with a 2.70 ERA in his last 3 outings, and Wily Peralta who is 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA in his last 3 outings.
I'm trying to limit the loss amounts without risking too much money during the chase. I mean a standard 5 game chase entails risking 100, then 200, then 400, then 800, and then 1,600. And risking 3,100 for the sake of the chase I think is too much risk of a bankroll. I mean even if you make an educated guess, and what looks great on paper (game reviews, stats, pitching matchups, teams relievers', injuries, etc.) can sometimes not translate in a game actual "luck factor." This means that a usual solid pitcher suddenly has a bad inning and gets destroyed in that inning, or perhaps an opposing batter who is in a slump suddenly gets out of that slump, and other factors.
Hence I think the safest way for a chase system is the amount of money/units that is wagered during the chase. I stand by this for safety reasons:
If it is a loss then you increase the bet incrementally until the fifth bet as follows: 2nd bet N*1.4 Units, 3rd bet N*1.29 Units, 4th bet N*1.22 Units, and the final 5th bet is N*1.18 Units. Obviously after a win then it goes back to N Units bet on the next bet after the win.
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Quote Originally Posted by KktdocT:
Thanks KktdocT.
I'm trying to limit the loss amounts without risking too much money during the chase. I mean a standard 5 game chase entails risking 100, then 200, then 400, then 800, and then 1,600. And risking 3,100 for the sake of the chase I think is too much risk of a bankroll. I mean even if you make an educated guess, and what looks great on paper (game reviews, stats, pitching matchups, teams relievers', injuries, etc.) can sometimes not translate in a game actual "luck factor." This means that a usual solid pitcher suddenly has a bad inning and gets destroyed in that inning, or perhaps an opposing batter who is in a slump suddenly gets out of that slump, and other factors.
Hence I think the safest way for a chase system is the amount of money/units that is wagered during the chase. I stand by this for safety reasons:
If it is a loss then you increase the bet incrementally until the fifth bet as follows: 2nd bet N*1.4 Units, 3rd bet N*1.29 Units, 4th bet N*1.22 Units, and the final 5th bet is N*1.18 Units. Obviously after a win then it goes back to N Units bet on the next bet after the win.
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