That closes out MLB for me. Line value has been consistent but results leave something to be desired. End at -11.11 Units +1.55% CLV in the thread. Will be back for NFL and later on NBA.
so can someone explain to me what happened here? just not lucky or is his line value was not right?
+1.55% CLV I assume that means he bought at 1.55% below the closing price???
but was 11 units down? when he says 1.55% clv does he mean real line or vig line?
they try to create multiple profiles put up bets and if they are good they try and sell them???
in order to beat the juice you need to be in general more than 10% better than the closing line overall?
that is assuming 10 cents juice.
so to break even setting lines you need to be at least 10 cents better than the line in general and to make money you need to probably be closer to 20 cents better at setting lines, if you bought at a 20% discount you would really be getting a 10% discount which in theory would mean you are making 10% on your bet amount.
example yankees closing line is -130 so I need to buy at -120 to break even and anything better than that is profit, right?
Comments
928 Athletics/Angels Under 9 +106
8/5
969 Blue Jays/Astros Over 9 +102
967 White Sox/Red Sox Over 10 +102
957 Marlins/Braves Over 9 -123
971 Yankees +135
957 Marlins +110
976 Royals -105
+1.55% CLV I assume that means he bought at 1.55% below the closing price???
but was 11 units down? when he says 1.55% clv does he mean real line or vig line?
It's ok, he'll be back in the mix once he figures out vpn'ing.
No. And it's a way to not make it quite as obvious for BettingTalk's investigative unit to figure out he's on his 4th handle this baseball season.
in order to beat the juice you need to be in general more than 10% better than the closing line overall?
that is assuming 10 cents juice.
example yankees closing line is -130 so I need to buy at -120 to break even and anything better than that is profit, right?