Art of handicapping.

smoney101 · Jul 5, 2007

So we all figure handicapping takes alittle bit of personal instinct. But there is always the numbers that can help change a bet from 1 unit to 2 or more units just because Arod hits well against a certain pitcher. This is what I and most of us unexperienced cappers need to work on. So i am asking you guys out there for alittle advice on say what it takes to become the next great capper. What numbers to took at, what do those numbers need to be in order to make the pick. I am up money currently but figure if i can weeed out my shitty plays, i can go up even more units which is my ultimate goal. Any inputwouild be great. lets keep this discussion alive.

TheWolf · Jul 5, 2007

Baseball is a grind. Stay disciplined, stay focused and use money management.

CHOPTALK · Jul 5, 2007

you have to cap the things that are not already calculated into the line.

When you cap the things that make the line up, all you are doing is confirming the line, not capping the game.

smoney101 · Jul 5, 2007

chop that makes sense but what does it take to actually cap the game. When i look at stats i feel like i am not looking at all the stuff i need to look at.what all do you look at in a n individual game

CHOPTALK · Jul 5, 2007

smoney101 said:
chop that makes sense but what does it take to actually cap the game. When i look at stats i feel like i am not looking at all the stuff i need to look at.what all do you look at in a n individual game

take 90% of the stuff you read at statfox and covers and flush it down the drain.

Thats a good start.