Home Dogs System

[jtyke22]

I came across a paragraph in the recent Playboy featuring the top party colleges regarding home dogs in baseball. If you bet every single home dog for the entire year, you would come out with a 7% return on your total amount of money wagered using the system for the year. For example, assume there are 500 games during the season where the home team is a dog and you wager $100 on each of these 500 games for a total of $50,000 in wagers. You could expect a profit of 7%x$50,000=$3500 over the year. I believe there are more like 600-700 times per season when a home team is a dog. I went back and researched this year and the previous 3 years and every year it came out to a profit of almost exactly 7%. I didn't go back any further than that. Doing further research I found that you could significantly increase that percentage by avoiding SOME of the teams that have a sub .500 home winning percentage. Teams to avoid this year through the end of April would have been the Nationals, Marlins, Phillies, Orioles, and Rangers. The Phillies have been hot in May however, and you might want to play them again.