SJP: -230 was rare, but I have never done -330 on a game!

Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

told you the royals and padres wouldnt get respect and it'd bite bettors in the ass. Mariners actually got some action, and so did the astros. i went 2-2 though and finished plus money so F it. Don't like your giants play. Tim is a dog for a reason, i'm not sure i've ever saw him get the win when he was a dog. Worley has been insane and the giants lineup isnt exactly crushing people right now. Phillies in a solid bounce back spot. Like the rest though, wouldn't play em though.

Marlins, Phillies, Orioles, Pirates for me. Maybe the dodgers in the late game. Kershaw has been SOLID!

Quote Originally Posted by SarahJPhilli:

69-48 (+$9280)

. . . and I still won't do it with CC. I don't care how many the Mariners are, how good CC has been with the ump behind the plate and versus the Mariners for his career, or anything other statistic you can throw at me. What if CC Sabathia gets food poisoning from one of the 10 meals he eats per day? What is Seattle corks their bats? Kidding, of course, but you get the point. As I'm typing this, the Red Sox are currently tied with the Royals in the Bottom 13th as a -300 favorite. Go figure. I learned my lesson on the -230 wager on the Phillies.

Today was an interesting day outside of MLB betting, too. Jay Cutler ended up quitting again, and this time it was on his engagement. Bad sign for Bears fans.

The lockout is over, and if you've been following it, you knew it was going to be over before the season began. The media really over did it on this one. Now the NBA? That's another story with the implementation of a hard cap. Miami will have to say bye, bye to Bosh when this hard cap is implemented in all likelihood.

NCAA season win totals came out and I'm liking the Oregon State Beavers Under 6.5 with all the question marks they'll have to deal with this coming season. I love Mike Riley, but he has some work to do.

Recapping yesterday for me, I ended up making +$650 on my If Wager and -$1000 on the Phillies. Thanks a lot, D-Bags. I'll take it though and move on.

I'm doing a Round Robin today because it's the 1-year anniversary of my first Round Robin bet. I'm also using the exact same dollar value on it to replicate the wager. I went 4 for 4 on it last year which means nothing this year, but it was also with much larger favorites than I'm using today.

Round Robin Plays (2s, 3s, and 4):

• Baseball - 903 San Francisco Giants +101
  
• Baseball - 913 Arizona Diamondbacks +104
  
• Baseball - 917 Los Angeles Angels -132
  
• Baseball - 929 Tampa Bay Rays -136

Risk Amount Per Play: $36.99
Total # Of Parlays: 11
Total Risk: $406.89

I'll post the tickets tomorrow individually. I tried to copy and paste the entire Round Robin, but it says I'm using over 7800 characters.



SJP

Quote Originally Posted by Makavelli:

SJP am I basically doing 11 single parlays?

Quote Originally Posted by daviddaman24:

Quote Originally Posted by SarahJPhilli:

@GIMME

I lost $250 and I cut that project out after 2 days. It served a couple of purposes for me, but primarily, I just needed a change of pace and a "break" from my normal betting. There were so many favorites winning for the last couple of weeks, and if you've follow my threads you know I don't like playing favorites at all, so I needed to change my viewpoint and blindtailing other winning (square) cappers was my resolution. Well, the favorite train ended and reality is back with MLB betting.

I'm treading water right now. I've been hovering between $9K-$11K in this thread. It's crazy that there is only a month of so left of MLB and then it's time for NCAAFB for me. I'm super excited.

Best of luck today!

Quote Originally Posted by SarahJPhilli:

69-48 (+$9280)

. . . and I still won't do it with CC. I don't care how many the Mariners are, how good CC has been with the ump behind the plate and versus the Mariners for his career, or anything other statistic you can throw at me. What if CC Sabathia gets food poisoning from one of the 10 meals he eats per day? What is Seattle corks their bats? Kidding, of course, but you get the point. As I'm typing this, the Red Sox are currently tied with the Royals in the Bottom 13th as a -300 favorite. Go figure. I learned my lesson on the -230 wager on the Phillies.

Today was an interesting day outside of MLB betting, too. Jay Cutler ended up quitting again, and this time it was on his engagement. Bad sign for Bears fans.

The lockout is over, and if you've been following it, you knew it was going to be over before the season began. The media really over did it on this one. Now the NBA? That's another story with the implementation of a hard cap. Miami will have to say bye, bye to Bosh when this hard cap is implemented in all likelihood.

NCAA season win totals came out and I'm liking the Oregon State Beavers Under 6.5 with all the question marks they'll have to deal with this coming season. I love Mike Riley, but he has some work to do.

Recapping yesterday for me, I ended up making +$650 on my If Wager and -$1000 on the Phillies. Thanks a lot, D-Bags. I'll take it though and move on.

I'm doing a Round Robin today because it's the 1-year anniversary of my first Round Robin bet. I'm also using the exact same dollar value on it to replicate the wager. I went 4 for 4 on it last year which means nothing this year, but it was also with much larger favorites than I'm using today.

Round Robin Plays (2s, 3s, and 4):

• Baseball - 903 San Francisco Giants +101
  
• Baseball - 913 Arizona Diamondbacks +104
  
• Baseball - 917 Los Angeles Angels -132
  
• Baseball - 929 Tampa Bay Rays -136

Risk Amount Per Play: $36.99
Total # Of Parlays: 11
Total Risk: $406.89

I'll post the tickets tomorrow individually. I tried to copy and paste the entire Round Robin, but it says I'm using over 7800 characters.



SJP