With 75% of the season completed, and the final 40 games of positioning in effect; the 'value' of the RL handicap, and the success rate it possesses for the 25% remaining games in regular season play becomes phenomenal to the serious MLB capper, who has thorough, and comprehensive understanding of "how the RL handicap works" and the strategy attached to the last quarter of games in general standard 'form'
MLB 2012 RL Rankings:
1) NY Yankees +14units
2) Chicago WhiteSox +13units
2) Cincinnati Reds +13units
3) Washington Nationals +11units
3) Pittsburgh Pirates +11units
4) LA Dodgers +9units
5) Arizona Diamondbacks +6units
5) Oakland A's +6units
6) Toronto BlueJays +5units
7) Milwaukee Brewers +2units
take note: the discipline connected to the handicapping system that is employed (RL) should not leave the boundaries of the teams that have proven 'advantage' beyond doubt for the 2012 MLB season (the above ranked top 10 exclusively) and the games they are involved in, attached to the stats of the opponent, and 'situational' play in particular
RL handicapping facts, and statistical information: (basic)
a) from 2006 thru 2012 (present) 68% of all winning games where won by 2 RUNS or more.
b) 54% of all RL favorites (-1.5) have cashed YTD.
c) 46% of all RL dogs (+1.5) have cashed YTD
d) An assessment on yesterday's MLB action, and final results: Monday, August 20, 2012; their where 12 games played, 10 resulted in WINS of 2 runs or more. ( an updated present conclusion to the immediate facts of the RL handicap)
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With 75% of the season completed, and the final 40 games of positioning in effect; the 'value' of the RL handicap, and the success rate it possesses for the 25% remaining games in regular season play becomes phenomenal to the serious MLB capper, who has thorough, and comprehensive understanding of "how the RL handicap works" and the strategy attached to the last quarter of games in general standard 'form'
MLB 2012 RL Rankings:
1) NY Yankees +14units
2) Chicago WhiteSox +13units
2) Cincinnati Reds +13units
3) Washington Nationals +11units
3) Pittsburgh Pirates +11units
4) LA Dodgers +9units
5) Arizona Diamondbacks +6units
5) Oakland A's +6units
6) Toronto BlueJays +5units
7) Milwaukee Brewers +2units
take note: the discipline connected to the handicapping system that is employed (RL) should not leave the boundaries of the teams that have proven 'advantage' beyond doubt for the 2012 MLB season (the above ranked top 10 exclusively) and the games they are involved in, attached to the stats of the opponent, and 'situational' play in particular
RL handicapping facts, and statistical information: (basic)
a) from 2006 thru 2012 (present) 68% of all winning games where won by 2 RUNS or more.
b) 54% of all RL favorites (-1.5) have cashed YTD.
c) 46% of all RL dogs (+1.5) have cashed YTD
d) An assessment on yesterday's MLB action, and final results: Monday, August 20, 2012; their where 12 games played, 10 resulted in WINS of 2 runs or more. ( an updated present conclusion to the immediate facts of the RL handicap)
Take note:the 2012 Oakland A's have played 121 games to date. Of which 70 have resulted in RL WINS combined -1.5 / +1.5 ranked #1 in overall (RL) win ratio. Understanding that at +6units, and ranked #5 in unit value, the majority of wins was captured on the +1.5 (dog) side of the RL...At this stage of the season the A's should be considered 'prime' RL candidates.
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Take note:the 2012 Oakland A's have played 121 games to date. Of which 70 have resulted in RL WINS combined -1.5 / +1.5 ranked #1 in overall (RL) win ratio. Understanding that at +6units, and ranked #5 in unit value, the majority of wins was captured on the +1.5 (dog) side of the RL...At this stage of the season the A's should be considered 'prime' RL candidates.
When/if the Yankees become the fav, do we still take the Yankees -1.5?
Yes, today was a rare advantage, the Yankees playing in Chicago, and getting a +1.5 handicap as the 'dog' and should always be considered for the RL favorite (-1.5) NY is not only the number one ranked RL value team cashing in at +14units for the season, but also leads MLB in WINS of 2 runs or more
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Quote Originally Posted by BigTenWatto:
When/if the Yankees become the fav, do we still take the Yankees -1.5?
Yes, today was a rare advantage, the Yankees playing in Chicago, and getting a +1.5 handicap as the 'dog' and should always be considered for the RL favorite (-1.5) NY is not only the number one ranked RL value team cashing in at +14units for the season, but also leads MLB in WINS of 2 runs or more
your welcome- this was a break-out day were all adjustments and filters 'kicked' in; not being egotistical in any form, but going 6-1 on the RL would have to be considered phenomenal by handicapping standards. thus, all is running smooth, adjustmentsare in place, stay around, we'll talk-
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Quote Originally Posted by oilcountry99:
oilcountry99
your welcome- this was a break-out day were all adjustments and filters 'kicked' in; not being egotistical in any form, but going 6-1 on the RL would have to be considered phenomenal by handicapping standards. thus, all is running smooth, adjustmentsare in place, stay around, we'll talk-
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