In answer to couple of questions, about 65% of what I show is based on the ump crew. But, the other 35% takes almost as much time. These other things I call situations. They might happen once a day or once a week and when they work with the other things I do then they are that much stronger. If there is a way to cap a game, I've done it. Then there are guys around the country that I know really do their homework. Some of them cap totally different from me which saves me a lot of time and when they come up with something that I already show, it just makes my play stronger again. I only show what I've come up with, not what someone else has enfluenced me toward. That way, if you've capped a game and like the over and I show it as going under, that don't mean you are wrong. That means you have some pretty strong opposition against your play. For example, if a certain game on a certain day of the week has gone over every week, the home plate ump looks like he will go over, the crew is 70% over in the third game of a series (and this is the third game of the series) and the two teams have gone over 65% in the third game all year long and you like the under because the two starting pitchers are strong, I believe you are taking the worse of the bet and trying to out-run it. The ump can make the best pitcher hit-able. So much for that---
I'm showing
Cle, NYY under, CWS, Phil and under, Wash, Ana, Ari, and Stl.
Not a single game comes up for me to play a first inning score and it's surprising I don't show any more totals than I do.
Good luck everyone
I'm showing
Cle, NYY under, CWS, Phil and under, Wash, Ana, Ari, and Stl.
Not a single game comes up for me to play a first inning score and it's surprising I don't show any more totals than I do.
Good luck everyone
