Oh how I long for the lazy days of Summer, boating in South Missouri in the Ozarks, slurping on some cooled down Kentucky Whiskey, and getting back to my lake home in time to watch the scores come in and count my money on a daily basis. It is just like the stock market back in the mid 1990's, a license to print money! To this day it amazes me just how many sports bettors pass on baseball for football and basketball to place their wagering dollars on.

I say shame on you for doing so, but I'll take the money anyway, the rest of you wait till football rolls around again! There is no doubt in my mind that over the years I have made 5 fold the

Baseball is a game of figures. America's pastime is enshrined in numbers, records and statistics. In the current era, there are thirty teams and 2,430 contests scheduled during the regular season. With this massive sample size of games, baseball presents more opportunities for the gambler than any other major sport. But to fully exploit these opportunities, one needs to have a proper understanding of the relationship between money lines (the odds format for baseball) and winning percentages implied for every money line price point (e.g.-110, +110, -120, +120, etc.).

This concept might best be understood by sharing an email one of our handicapping associates recently received. It was a long time