Westgate releases 2019 Baseball odds and props
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Kudos to Jay Kornegay and his staff for being first to market.
Gamblers should reward Westgate for its creativity and ingenuity.
Now if only Westgate would reduce the needless 8% surcharge on the Westgate SuperContest.
Gamblers should reward Westgate for its creativity and ingenuity.
Now if only Westgate would reduce the needless 8% surcharge on the Westgate SuperContest.
Westgate openers -everything opens at -110 ;
Arizona 73.5
Atlanta 86.5
Baltimore 59.5
Boston 93.5
Cubs 89.5
White Sox 76.5
Cincinatti 79.5
Cleveland 90.5
Colorado 84.5
Detroit 69.5
Houston 96.5
Kansas City 70.5
Angels 81.5
Dodgers 93.5
Miami 63.5
Milwaukee 86.5
Minnesota 83.5
Mets 86.5
Yankees 96.5
Oakland 83.5
Philadelphia 86.5
Pittsburgh 77.5
San Diego 76.5
San Francisco 73.5
Seattle 70.5
St Louis 88.5
Tampa Bay 84.5
Texas 71.5
Toronto 75.5
Washington 89.5
absolutvodka999
EOG Addicted
Caesars has had reg season win totals up for weeks.
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Kudos to Caesars.
I wish a sports book would offer year-round RSW totals on all 30 MLB teams.
Why not?
Why not?
absolutvodka999
EOG Addicted
books dont generally do well to these. more of a novelty than actually caring about booking them
kane
EOG master
jeter says the marlins will be good.
Apparently he thinks the way to become a good team is by getting rid of every one of your good players. #JeterShitShow
FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
I agree
waco
EOG Dedicated
Total home runs by a player. I think Westgate got every player in the mlb. LOL!! POSEY O/U 10.5; LOWRIE O/U 12.5 and about 100 more. Time to get to work on these props. I chart how many they had in the last 3 years with how many AB AND games. I will drop off money on my Westgate app and and see if I can bring home some winners. One thing about all these props, you never have enough money!!
I think there's several things to like about Cleveland. First, they have the easiest schedule in MLB, based on expected win totals. Second, they caught no breaks in close games, going only 22-24 in one run games. Based on their overall record, they should've been 26-20 in one run games. They fell off by 11 wins last year, but with their division so well in hand, they weren't under the whip to win any more. If Chicago improves, maybe it will reinvigorate them a bit.
FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
I'm on that under 89.5. They need a lot to go right in a much improved division to reach 90.
cheapseats
EOG Master
Kershaw has already been shut down, apparently arm is issue. RSW under.
I believe over is the way to go. They had several key metrics in which they underperformed their overall levels, so they really took the worst of it last year. Bryant almost certainly gives them more than he did in 2018, and Darvish and Chatwood couldn't provide less than they did. They also get Hamels for a full season. St. Louis is the real deal and the under candidate in the division is Milwaukee.
Valuist, what do you think about the following Major League Baseball RSW total strategy...
Find two teams in the same division, bet one OVER and the other UNDER, and then hope to dominate the 19 regular-season meetings between the two.
For example, bet OVER with the Cubs and UNDER with the Brewers.
Find two teams in the same division, bet one OVER and the other UNDER, and then hope to dominate the 19 regular-season meetings between the two.
For example, bet OVER with the Cubs and UNDER with the Brewers.
I agree to an extent, although I usually only bet one. I prefer unders with RSW totals, so I likely will pass on the Cubs over, unless it falls in the next month. Ideally you want to size up each team in the division and in the end it often points one way. I do like St Louis; not necessarily to bet them over but I will definitely not bet them under. The Reds made some cosmetic changes but Puig could be a clubhouse cancer and I expect them to be flipping players at the deadline. The Brewers had a lot go right; their BP has been great the past few years and Yelich had a phenomenal year. Can he do it again? We will see. That rotation doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. The Pirates are ok. Not bad but not inspiring. I'm not a huge Archer fan so we will see how that goes. They probably win 75-79 games. I already mentioned the Cubs in the earlier post. Might want to check the Reds schedule. Teams with a bunch of games vs Cincy in April-June may find things more difficult than teams who have a bunch of games vs the Reds in August and September.
Adam Burke brings up some good points regarding the weakness of PEKOTA; primarily that they overrate fielding
https://www.bangthebook.com/mlb-bet...rke-pecota-projections-and-season-win-totals/
https://www.bangthebook.com/mlb-bet...rke-pecota-projections-and-season-win-totals/
Thanks for your input, Valuist.
Good point about the Reds flipping players at the trade deadline.
Some teams are buyers, others are sellers in late July.
And if you're betting RSW totals, you better be good at projecting the buyers and sellers.
Pitching depth always matters, it seems.
Hard to start and end the season with the same starting rotation.
Just looked up the Reds' schedule. If they end up as sellers at the dealine, the team hurt the most is Milwaukee. The Brewers play the Reds 16 times before Aug 1, and only 3 games after. The Cubs and Cardinals both play the Reds 12 times before and 7 after. Pittsburgh faces the Reds 13 times before and 6 after.