Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
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munson15
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Re: Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
I show two separate angles that favor the Nats and it's a wonder any information can be spit out to indicate they will win a particular game.:+clueless
Tim Patterson
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Re: Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
Munson,
You are detailed. I bet you keep records of all your wagers, sorted by sport.
If so, how far back do your records go?
Munson,
You are detailed. I bet you keep records of all your wagers, sorted by sport.
If so, how far back do your records go?
munson15
I want winners...
Re: Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
2002 in baseball, and 1995 in football. I had records in football back to 1983 but they perished in a fire a couple of years ago.
munson15
I want winners...
munson15
I want winners...
Re: Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
Analysis at the All-Star break----------------
While it clearly is a good idea to ignore divisional road dogs that are on a losing streak and not betting against hot teams, the overall picture remains true to the original premise, that home divisional dogs would do better than road. 40% overall on road dogs improves only to 42% when filtering out the streaks. No way to make money.
The home teams, while on the plus side of things, have been a mild disappointment, but home dogs overall are not clicking this year, either. Divisional home dogs are at 45%, while all home dogs are at 46%. Both are + money for the half season thus far, but not cashing enough to inspire any confidence. Home dogs generally fade the 2nd half, and I would be wary of betting them blindly the next 2-1/2 months.
Analysis at the All-Star break----------------
While it clearly is a good idea to ignore divisional road dogs that are on a losing streak and not betting against hot teams, the overall picture remains true to the original premise, that home divisional dogs would do better than road. 40% overall on road dogs improves only to 42% when filtering out the streaks. No way to make money.
The home teams, while on the plus side of things, have been a mild disappointment, but home dogs overall are not clicking this year, either. Divisional home dogs are at 45%, while all home dogs are at 46%. Both are + money for the half season thus far, but not cashing enough to inspire any confidence. Home dogs generally fade the 2nd half, and I would be wary of betting them blindly the next 2-1/2 months.
munson15
I want winners...
Re: Munson's Bases--Dogs, Discussion and Development
You're welcome. As you know, I intended this to be a home dog thread, but since the information was relayed that road dogs were profitable, I decided to track them. After a fantastic start, they have plummeted to the level we see now. Thanks for your interest.12io4j2w90