Of all the betting sports, Baseball has got to be by far the most profitable of all. The number of games, the flexible money line and runline pricing all add to the additional profitability possibilities in baseball betting. The 3 way round robin parlay with 2 dogs and 3 favorites is one of my favorite bets in baseball. Runline parlays’, totals and moneyline parlay’s off the bettor many opportunities is used intelligently.

Unfortunately for most sport bettors..they don’t have enough hours in a day to be able to handicap a complete schedule of baseball games properly. With the exception of the rare few who handicap for a living, most sport bettors have other responsibilities such as a full time job that takes up many precious hours that would be needed for handicapping baseball.

Baseball players, although they are still considered part of a “team”, it is primarily an individual sport for statistical handicapping purposes. Unlike football where a passer has to rely on his lineman teammates to give him protection and his receivers ability to catch the ball, or running backs that need to have lineman open holes for them. Without team play, a quarterback would rarely complete a pass and a running back would never gain a yard rushing.

Baseball players have no-one helping them scoop up a ground ball, catch a fly ball or help them swing the bat. They stand alone on their own merits with the exception of double plays or relays they control their own statistical destiny. For this reason, handicapping baseball becomes a time consuming nightmare compared to handicapping “team sports”. If the same starting pitcher started every game with the same bullpen pitchers available every game and the same batting lineup played every single game, you could then handicap baseball based solely on overall “team statistics”.

Obviously this is not the case and statistically you must handicap each and every individual player on a day to day basis. The power rating of each player will make up the teams offensive and defensive probably for each game each day. We have at Tonydiamondsports.com had tremendous success for our clients and members showing big profits in baseball year after year. (we strive for 100+ units per year) Last year our clients earned 91.3 units or $9,130.00 profit for a $100.00 bettor. Our Vip members who use our Money management method did much much better than that.

Our success is attributed to having the knowledge, experience and the time to log every single players statistics every day and get a new power rating each day…We break down the offensive expectancy based on whether a team is at home, on the road, vs Lefty, vs righty, whether the pitcher is an A, B, C or D pitcher, whether the ballpark favors pitching or hitting, what opposing bullpen pitchers are available and then of course the subliminals such as hot streaks cold streaks, weather, injuries etc….

We formulate 17 different statistics daily which gives us a projected “final score” of the game showing us the potential winner, by how many runs and what the total will be. We do not make our decision on the “value” to the moneyline…we have a set of betting rules and we make our decision based soley on the projected final score of the game, not the posted money line. There will be a in depth explanation of our betting rules in our next article.

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Next chapter: Rules for profitable baseball betting

Yunz is from the Picksburgh area or maybe you grew up 
there if:

1. You didn’t have a spring break in high school.

2. You walk carefully when it is “slippy” outside.

3. You often go down to the “crick.”

4. You’ve told your children to “red up” their rooms.

5. You can remember telling your little brother/sister to stop being so ” nebby.”

6. You’ve gotten hurt by falling into a ”jaggerbush”.

7. Your mother or grandmother has been seen wearing a ”babushka” on her head.

8. You’ve “worshed” the clothes.

9. I ask you to hand me one of those “Gum-Bands” an’ you actually know what I’m talking about.

10. You know you can’t drive too fast on the back roads, because of the deer.

11. You know Beaver Valley , Turtle Crick, Mars, Slippery Rock, Greentree and New Castle are 
names of towns. And you’ve been to most, if not all, of them.

12. A girl walks up to three of her girl friends and says, “HEY,YENZ GUYS!”

13. You hear “you guyses” and don’t think twice. Example: “you guyses hause is nice.”

14. You know the three rivers by name and under stand that “The Point” isn’t just on a writing instrument.

15. Someone refers to “The Mon” or “The Yough” and you know exactly what they’re talking about.

16. You remember the blizzard o f 1993 (or 1976, or 1950, or 1939, or…) and remember not being able to go outside because the snow was over your head and you would have suffocated.

17. Someone starts the chant, “Here we go Still-ers!” and you join in. In the proper cadence, waving the 
appropriately colored towel.

18. Bob Prince and “There’s a bug loose on the rug.” hold special meaning for you.

19. You’ve either eaten a Farkleberry Tart or know someone who has.

20. You drink pop, eat hoagies, love perogies and one of your favorite sandwiches actually has coleslaw and French fries ON it.

21. You know what a “still mill” is.

22. You expect temps in the winter to be record-breaking cold and temps in the summer to be record-breaking hot.

23. You know what Eat ’N Park is and frequently ate breakfast there at 2:00 AM after the bar closed and made fun of people.

24. You order “dippy eggs” in a restaurant and get exactly what you wanted.

25. You spent your summers, or a school picnic at Luna Park , Kennywood, Westview, Sand Castle, or Idlewild.

26. You’ve been to the Braun’s Bread Plant or Story Book Forest for a school field trip. We went to the Heinz plant and the Isaly’s plant for Cub Scouts.

27. “Chipped ham” was always in your refrigerator when you was growin’up.

28. You refuse to buy any condiments besides Heinz unless a Pittsburgh athlete’s picture is on the 
side of the container.

29. When you call the dog or the kids you shout, “Kum-mere” and they come.

30. Franco, Roberto, and Mario don’t need last names and you can recite their exploits by heart.

31. Food at a wedding reception consists of rigatoni, stuffed cabbage, sauerkraut and polska kielbasa.

Years ago after discharge from the Navy, I had no idea what I wanted to do for my life’s career. I wanted to play major league baseball and was actually signed by a major league team before I went into the service, but having spent 7 years in the military, that was no longer an option. I was very entrepreneurial and ambitious so I decided I would start my own business, but what kind of business, I had no idea. Being a risk taker, very promotion minded and very creative, I jumped around trying various little low cost startup businesses. One became very successful; at least that’s what I thought. After 11 years I had started several businesses, all of which appeared outwardly to be thriving. The bottom line was that I didn’t have any money in the bank. I went from business to business yet no money to show for it, yet all were created from scratch and were actual working businesses.

At a “chance” meeting one day I discovered something that would turn my business life around drastically. While having an after office cocktail at the Hilton Inn in Akron Ohio, I was seated next to a gentleman at the bar and we entered into some friendly conversation exchanging our business experiences. It turns out that he was a psychotherapist teaching at a local college. He made one comment about my business situation that stuck with me until this day…He said “it appears that your real goal is not making money, but the sensation of accomplishment”. In other words he explained that I might have thought my goal was making money when in fact it was really just starting a business and making it work regardless of how much money it made. It was the “feeling of accomplishment” that was subconsciously driving me. This explained why after a business I started was up and running I would lose interest and jump to another business. Had my goals been identified clearly that I wanted to become “financially independent”; I would have most likely put my efforts into working the business to make money.

Comparing my experience to sport betting I have recognized in more instances than I would like to think, that many, maybe even most sport bettors have achieved their goal by having a winning percentage regardless whether it made them any money. They brag about their winning percentage but neglect to tell you that they need to borrow taxi fare to get home. When you start to program your efforts to nothing but the bottom line of making money, you start to make smarter decisions, exercise good discipline, money management, bankroll management and of course the type of selections you’re looking to wager.

If your focus is soley on how many games you win or lose, or what your winning percentage is, just bear in mind that the bank will not accept a percentage as a deposit…cash is acceptable however…!!

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I was not a believer in the Jets this season, in fact I recommended a future play that they wouldn’t win 9 games, I am biting tongue right now as I am rapidly becoming a believer that they in fact are for real…LT is the difference in this team being in the playoffs or just remaining a one dimensional defensive team. Looking at tonights matchup I have to lean toward this being a high scoring game. When I say high, I mean like over 40.0. The Viking game total average of 27 per game is very uncharacteristic and certainly will not keep that average very long…The Jets have been putting up some points this season. They are averaging 32.3 ppg in their last 3 games and the game totals in those 3 games was 49.3.

I don’t expect any drop off in offensive production from the Jets tonight but I do see a marked upward swing on offense for the Vikings. My old crystal ball is telling me that we see a 28-23 game tonight, which means of course the total goes over the posted 38.0

Dogs Howl in Week 3
It’s been a very unusual start to the NFL season as many teams are playing above or below their projections. Eleven underdogs covered the spread and there were 8 upsets in week 3, that’s 50% of all games resulted in upset wins. Surprisingly we find Kansas City, Chicago and Pittsburgh the only 3-0 teams heading into week 4. The Chiefs and Bears are certainly suprises as both were projected to finish last in their respective divisions. Pittsburgh has to be checked as a surprise as they are doing it without their pro-bowl starting QB.

The five teams currently at 0-3 are not really surprising with the exception maybe of the 49er’s who have been touted this year as a favorite to win their division. Buffalo, Cleveland, Carolina and Detroit are not surprising, at least in my opinion. Carolina has had QB problems with injuries which certainly has added to their slow start. Minnesota and Dallas sitting at 1-2 could be considered surprising, but I expect Dallas to be in the hunt at the end. Minnesota is a big question mark. I believe Favre should have retired, he is not playing anywhere near his form of past years. I expect the Steelers to reamain as front runners, but the Bears and Chiefs will fall back to reality before it’s all over.

Based on the first 3 weeks, teams that should be taken seriuously are the Titans, Eagles and Houston, teams that may not have been projected as contenders, but could be in the hunt all season. A strange stat is that Arizona is -29 net points this year but have a 2-1 record, this of course is a result of their 41-7 loss to Atlanta in week 2. Watch for things to start to get back to normal in the NFL very quickly as bye week’s begin this week which will give some of these teams time to regroup and others to possibly lose their momentum.

Of the undefeated’s, Kansas City has a bye week so they will remain perfect at least until week 5, Pittsburgh will have a struggle with the Ravens, and the Bears will most likely lose their first game at NY Giants this week. The only winless teams that I see to have a chance of getting their first win would be San Francisco at Atlanta and that is certainly no given.

To add to their offensive woes, they have lost their biggest big play threat when WR Vidal Hazleton went down with a knee injury in the Fresno game and is due for surgery and will be out the rest of the season. The Bearcats coaching staff has already begun to shake some things up on the offensive line as they suffered 8 sacks vs Fresno in their first game. They only had been sacked 15 times all of last season.

North Carolina State is off to a 2-0 start after a 28-21 upset win last week over Central Florida. The Wolfpack showed some solid defensive play forcing 5 turnovers including a 43 yard interception for a touchdown. They had a 21-0 lead at halftime but nearly blew it with a dismal 2nd half offensively being held scoreless and managing only 79 yards of total offense. UFC was on the way to what would have been the tying TD with 2:47 left when they coughed up the ball and NC State recovered and ran out the clock.

This might have been considered a look ahead game for Cincinnati as they will be facing Oklahoma next week, but based on their performance the first two games, I believe 100% focus will be on this game. They are 7-3 when a road dog ATS over the past 4 years, 17-9 as road favorite  and 17-11 ATS overall. NC State is 5-1-1 when at home coming off a SU/ATS win versus a non-conference opponent. They are 2-7 when installed as a home favorite and 10-5 ATS as a home dog.

OPINION: This will be tough game to handicap as Cincinnati is obviously having problems with Butch Jones’s new offensive scheme and with NC State getting a very close win last based on the fact that their opponent turned the ball over 5 times. With Line being currently at a pick ‘em, is evidence that this is really a toss up game. I would expect that under normal conditions, Cincy could or should have been a TD favorite. Too Tough to call, just order a pizza and enjoy the game.
My T-Rating Line (adjusted): Cincinnati -1.03

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In Revenge:
UTEP @ Houston… Houston will be in revenge having been upset last year by UTEP 56-41 as a 14 point favorite…
Iowa St @ Iowa….Although it wasn’t an upset loss, Iowa State will be looking for revenge as their were somewhat humiliated last year getting beat by Iowa 35-3 on in front of their home crowd as only a 6.5 underdog.
Michigan @ Notre Dame…Even though they were just a small 3 point favorite last year, the Irish were upset by Michigan 36-24
UAB @ SMU….SMU will be looking for revenge having been upset last year by UAB 35-33 as a 11 point favorite.
Colorado St @ Nevada….Nevada will be in revenge when they host Colo St on Saturday. They were beaten soundly last year by the Rams 35-20 as a 4 point road favorite.
Arkansas St @ UL Lafayette….Lafayette was embarassed on their home field last year getting upset by Ark St 21-16 as a 13.5 home favorite.

Bounce Backs…Letdowns…Look Aheads
UAB @ SMU…UAB will be in a bounce back situation having got upset last week by Florida Atlantic as a 13.0 point favorite.
Buffalo @ Baylor…Baylor -16.0 could very well be looking past 5-7 Buffalo as they will be facing ranked TCU (12-1)  next week
Kent St @ Boston Coll…BC could be overlooking non-conf foe Kent St (5-7) as they prepare to open conference play next week against highly touted Virginia Tech.
Mississippi @ Tulane…..The Rebels are most definetely in a bounce back situation and will try to wipe the egg off their faces as they were victims of the biggest upset of the opening week, losing to lowly Jacksonville St 49-48 as a 29 point favorite.
Louisville @ Oregon St….The Beavers of Oregon St might be looking to next week as they may be the last team on the schedule to hand 2nd ranked Boise a loss this year. They may not be in line for a national championship but if they could knock of Boise it would make their season.
Wyoming @ Texas…Texas could be in a look ahead situation this week as they will travel to Texas Tech to open conference play
Texas Tech @ New Mexico….The Red Raiders will be facing their toughest game of the season next week when they open conference play againt Texas. Focusing on lowly N. Mexico (1-11) will be very difficult under the situation. The 24.5 point spread might be a bit much for this game.

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