To answer your other question I support probability, not any team. I go watch the D-backs occasionally because they are local, but that does not make me a fan. I can go to a D-backs game with money on either side and enjoy the game if my money wins, whether or not the D-backs do.
To answer your other question I support probability, not any team. I go watch the D-backs occasionally because they are local, but that does not make me a fan. I can go to a D-backs game with money on either side and enjoy the game if my money wins, whether or not the D-backs do.
.. i made handsome money on them last year. But i agree i'm a Wsox fan, i have no problem betting against them though. I've only been to a handful of games due to living in Britain. What would you say is the best ballpark ?, i'll be stateside during the summer so i'd like to see some live action.
Jason - Really don't have a favorite park but Wrigley and Fenway are dumps. Overage and short on amenities. As for not laying over -140, I can see the point, but there are teams that justify higher odds from time to time. I try not to box myself in with rules like that. I use raw stats in my handicapping but they are cumulative, time expiring, and graded for current effect, a pretty confusing formula but it works for me. Fortunately for me I have it all plugged into Excel so I just have to enter last stats, plug in the new numbers and the formula knocks out what the odds should be, probability, not personal emotion or team or hero worship. I have at least 2 to 3 hours a day in accumulating and grading stats during the regular season. Believe me, when the All Star break gets here I am glad to see it, lol.
I am tired now guys, have to sign off and read a little before bed time, so I will say good night and see you tomorrow.
.. may go to a few, i always thought highly of Wrigley and Fenway. Todays card looks a little tough. 
. Looking forward to your plays .
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