It is the earliest data I have to research. I am hopefully going to have time to do the other seasons up to the present and give you a more complete picture. I've read in several quarters that divisional home dogs in MLB do well, and I'm testing it out.What made you go back to 03 munson?
Thanks Diogee, I'll post the other stats as soon as I have time to complete them.Nice...good stuff Munson.
If there were a computerized way to do this, I could use some help on 2008. After that, I'll let you know. All I am interested in is the divisional home dogs in each league, and the overall home dog record, so I know if the divisional home dogs outperformed the rest. Thanks.:cheersMunson if the year you are doing now shows profit and you wanna divy up some years to present so you are not stuck doing it all yourself let us know, this would be nice info to see.
If there were a computerized way to do this, I could use some help on 2008. After that, I'll let you know. All I am interested in is the divisional home dogs in each league, and the overall home dog record, so I know if the divisional home dogs outperformed the rest. Thanks.:cheers
p.s. I'll get to work on 2004 ASAP.
Waco, I am having a hard time deciphering the data from my source book. They mentioned something about their program not changing lines and possibly being biased by 10 cents toward the dogs. I have to make sure I can be confident in these numbers before I go forward with more seasons info.I am very interested in this. Thanks.
Any night after August 1st, where there is at least 4 games on the schedule, play on the biggest moneyline favorite, not on the moneyline, on the -1.5 runline.
Most of the time your laying odds like -1.5 -115 or -1.5 +110.
I'll save you the time:
AUGUST 2nd through August 31st:
26-4 86.7%
[Saving Ned's baseball runline system.]
Yes, the divisional setup you describe is what I am angling for. I am working on another season and hoep to have it posted very soon.hey munson, i've been flat betting homedogs since the '03 season[including interleague]. i never even considered just betting divisional games, that's an amazing improvement over what i already thought was a very solid play, i was wondering if these were less streaky than betting all homedogs, it seems that they would be with the higher winning percentage. also, i want to make absolutely sure i understand that this subset is strictly nl east teams vs. nl east teams, al west teams vs. al west teams etc. thanks in advance, i wish i could help you with the tallying but i just recorded wins and losses and dollar amounts, i didn't record who played who, just an overall win'loss record and dollar total for all homedogs.i think it's great what you're doing here, this is exactly what this forum should be about, i can't wait to see more year's data, thanks again, lvman
Only good for August as that is when teams start to give up on the season.How did this do in months other than August?
Also, searched for "Ned's baseball runline system", but could not find it. Can you help?
Thank you for your response.
Unless my data takes a turn for the worse, I am seriously considering extra weight being given to home divisional dogs.