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ISF: ahahaha. Well, guess I'm glad I didn't. You should post your thoughts about Baltimore whenever you can, though, plz.
Limpin: I'm still experimenting with this. Obviously, one of the things you have to consider is that if you take the runline with the home team, your team has 8 innings to score while the opponent has 9. However, you usually get compensated like 40-50 cents for that alone, especially in the NL. Then you get compensated for giving up the run in itself.
I'm still experimenting, to be quite honest. I mean, I think about 30% of games end in one run, right? The favorite probably wins 2/3's of those, so the runline will kill me 1 in ever 8 games or so. Otherwise, if I lose, I probably would have lost on the moneyline as well, and if I'm backing a favorite, that means I probably would have lost less money.
I also take the total into account. If the total is really low, then pbviously I'd rather take the m/l. But personally, when I take favorites, I'm more inclined to have them on the runline.
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