This is my first post, so forgive me if I bring up a redundent subject.
Is anyone aware of a detailed study relative to middles in baseball?
Specifically this would involve taking the favorite to win and the dog +1.5 runs. Generally you are getting a negative line on both sides. So you will generally lose money, except when the favorite wins by exactly one run. In this case you cover both sides.
Also, one can do the negative of this. Take the dog to win and the favorite -1.5 runs. In general, you would make money on most games, but lose both if the favorite wins by exactly one run.
Again, the question is, are you aware of any good evaluations of these approaches?
Is anyone aware of a detailed study relative to middles in baseball?
Specifically this would involve taking the favorite to win and the dog +1.5 runs. Generally you are getting a negative line on both sides. So you will generally lose money, except when the favorite wins by exactly one run. In this case you cover both sides.
Also, one can do the negative of this. Take the dog to win and the favorite -1.5 runs. In general, you would make money on most games, but lose both if the favorite wins by exactly one run.
Again, the question is, are you aware of any good evaluations of these approaches?
