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MLB 2016
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Summary
Record: 122-84-12 (59%)
Beginning Bankroll: $9,391
Avg. Wager Size: $107 (Unit = 1% of Bankroll)
Profit: +$3,342.45 (+35.59 Units), +14.33% Return on Risk
Splits
ML: 67-46 (59%)
F5: 2-4-2 (33%)
RL: 11-8-2 (58%)
O/U: 42-26-8 (62%)
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Performance History
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Overall
2016: 122-84-12 (59%), +14.33% Return on Risk
2015: 298-267-32 (53%), +6.46% Return on Risk
2014: 826-685-112 (55%), +4.13% Return on Risk
Picks of the Day
2016: 35-24-4 (59%), +14.95% Return on Risk
2015: 108-87-12 (55%), +14.17% Return on Risk
2014: 121-72-16 (63%), +16.60% Return on Risk
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Sunday
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5-0, +$514.62
https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=27&sub=102284404
The run continues (since 5/16): 54-23-3 (70%)
Yesterday, I had this at 48-23-3 and didn't update when the Yankees/Orioles over hit. Hence, what appears to be the extra win.
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Monday
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Note for some of the newer followers sending me messages and posting in my thread lately. I come into each season with a goal of returning 5%+ on risk. Clearly, I have exceeded that by leaps and bounds so far this year. However, there will be certainly be bad days (like this past Thursday). For every few 4-1 days there is a 1-4 day sandwiched in between. Money management is key. Last thing I want is a whine fest when I have a bad day, and my thread littered with naive nonsense (see KeyElement's threads for recent examples). You should note that my wagers are 1% of bankroll (~$125 as of now), so even a 0-10 run wouldn't put me in a bad spot. If you can't afford to go 0-4, then scale back your bets. This is a marathon. Yesterday means nothing. Today is a new day.
Texas Rangers FG -110, Fiers/Lewis
Toronto Blue Jays FG +115, Happ/Fulmer
I did away with formal write-ups about mid-way through last season, but I am always game for banter. Good luck fellas!
MLB 2016
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Summary
Record: 122-84-12 (59%)
Beginning Bankroll: $9,391
Avg. Wager Size: $107 (Unit = 1% of Bankroll)
Profit: +$3,342.45 (+35.59 Units), +14.33% Return on Risk
Splits
ML: 67-46 (59%)
F5: 2-4-2 (33%)
RL: 11-8-2 (58%)
O/U: 42-26-8 (62%)
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Performance History
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Overall
2016: 122-84-12 (59%), +14.33% Return on Risk
2015: 298-267-32 (53%), +6.46% Return on Risk
2014: 826-685-112 (55%), +4.13% Return on Risk
Picks of the Day
2016: 35-24-4 (59%), +14.95% Return on Risk
2015: 108-87-12 (55%), +14.17% Return on Risk
2014: 121-72-16 (63%), +16.60% Return on Risk
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Sunday
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5-0, +$514.62
https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=27&sub=102284404
The run continues (since 5/16): 54-23-3 (70%)
Yesterday, I had this at 48-23-3 and didn't update when the Yankees/Orioles over hit. Hence, what appears to be the extra win.
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Monday
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Note for some of the newer followers sending me messages and posting in my thread lately. I come into each season with a goal of returning 5%+ on risk. Clearly, I have exceeded that by leaps and bounds so far this year. However, there will be certainly be bad days (like this past Thursday). For every few 4-1 days there is a 1-4 day sandwiched in between. Money management is key. Last thing I want is a whine fest when I have a bad day, and my thread littered with naive nonsense (see KeyElement's threads for recent examples). You should note that my wagers are 1% of bankroll (~$125 as of now), so even a 0-10 run wouldn't put me in a bad spot. If you can't afford to go 0-4, then scale back your bets. This is a marathon. Yesterday means nothing. Today is a new day.
Texas Rangers FG -110, Fiers/Lewis
Toronto Blue Jays FG +115, Happ/Fulmer
I did away with formal write-ups about mid-way through last season, but I am always game for banter. Good luck fellas!
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Kidding, of course!
woke up to +105 but took it anyway.
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