2 Systems for baseball's final week

I have used these systems with great success every year - not only in baseball, but in all the major sports. It has already reaped huge profits again this year. I will list the plays for these systems for the last weekend.



1. Play the money line on any team that is eliminated from the playoff hunt if they are playing a team that is still fighting for a playoff spot. Why it works - many gamblers think a team is more motivated to win if they MUST win and also believe teams that are eliminated have given up. In actuality, teams that MUST win are only in that spot because they aren't good enough to win when they must, otherwise they would've already clinched a playoff spot. They tend to play very tight. Teams that are eliminated are much looser, and are often times motivated to play the role of spoiler. Risk 2 units on each of these games.



Todays plays:



Texas +160 over Anaheim

Cincy +290 over Chicago

Colo +187 over LA





2. Play the money line on bad teams (win pct < .400) in their final home series if they are playing a winning team. Why it works - Sometimes the bitter taste of a truly awful season can be partially washed away if a team plays well in their final home series vs. good team. The team is often embarrassed and tired of hearing it from angry home fans, and very often will put forth one final strong effort in an attempt to erase the memory of a disappointing season. Risk 1 unit on each of these games.



Today's play:



KC +185 over ChiWS





3. Occasionally both these systems come into play on the same game. In this case, play that game for 3 units.



Today's play:



Seat +195 over Oak





One final note: The line on these games very often rises right up to game time. It is often not a bad idea to wait for a better line.

Good luck

1-0 so far with Texas beating Anaheim, while Cincy and the Cubbies are hooked up in another extra inning affair.

I also note that I made a mistake in listing Seattle as a play for BOTH systems. Seattle is indeed a play for system #1, but NOT for system #2. Therefore they should have only been a 2 unit play. Unfortunately, it is too late to do anything about it since the game is already in progress. Hopefully the Mariners come thru for us, and our mistake will work in our favor. Not a big mistake in any case.

KC has had a pitching change - Chris George for Jimmy Gobble. The game is stil a play for 1 unit. The line has moved up to +190 (Skybook).

Coulda been a fantastic day, but still was pretty good. All five huge dogs had leads for significant portions of their games. Final tally for the day: 2-3 (+3.00 units).

On to today. Today's system plays:

System #1:

Colorado +173 over Houston (risk 2 units) (Colorado is eliminated and Houston is still fighting for a playoff spot.)

System #2:

Seat +125 over Texas (risk 1 unit) (Seat is a sub .400 team playing its final home series against a winning oppo.)

KC +151 over ChiWS (risk 1 unit) (same as above) (note: I am NOT personally playing this one because the home plate ump is the #1 anti-homer ump in all of baseball, but I'm still listing it as a system play)


System #1 and #2 combined:

Arizona +205 over SD (risk 3 units) (Arizona is a sub .400 team playing its final home series against a winning oppo. who is still fighting for a playoff spot)

good luck once again

1-3 last night, with all 4 dogs holding leads once again. That makes all 9 games with the big dog holding leads at some point during the game, but only 3 wins. Anyway, todays system plays:

Colorado +297 - risk 2 units
Ariz -169 - risk 1 unit
Seat +116 - risk 1 unit
Kc +115 - risk 1 unit