Sports Betting Made Simple: FRIDAY: FADING HONDO - 2% of the bankroll on the Baltimore Orioles +110 visiting the New York Yankees, 7:05 PM EST

Friday, June 20, 2014

FRIDAY: FADING HONDO - 2% of the bankroll on the Baltimore Orioles +110 visiting the New York Yankees, 7:05 PM EST

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Starting balance of $50,000 (profit from previous blog winnings)

Today's starting balance = $48,345.97
Today's loss = $306.69
Today's ending balance = $48,039.28
This Week's Profit Through Friday = $949.85
2014 loss = $4,490.90

1% of the bankroll = $483
10 dimes = 1% of the bankroll

BETTING 2% OF THE BANKROLL - FADING HONDO
$966 MLB 965 BALTIMORE ORIOLES +110 VISITING THE NEW YORK YANKEES, 7:05 PM EST
Loser, FINAL SCORE: New York Yankees 5 Baltimore 3, loss of $966

BETTING 2% OF THE BANKROLL - BETTING FIRST LOOK PLAY
$966 MLB 956 MIAMI MARLINS -145 AT HOME OVER THE NEW YORK METS, 7:10 PM EST
Winner, FINAL SCORE: Miami 3 New York Mets 2, profit of $659.31
See analysis below

All of my plays are posted at Cappersmonitor and Cappertek (with a date stamp when I released the plays)

Graded at lines above, about the worst lines I could find.

Of course, always shop around.

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Media Corner

Marco likes the Marlins today:

21 comments:

RickJune 20, 2014 at 6:25 AM
Hondo from the New York Post:

Hondo, fresh off his thrilling no-hit victory with Kershaw Wednesday night, came right back and … posted a loss for Thursday as he split with the Pirates and Nats to raise the dirty digits slightly to 1,555 sheldons.
Friday night: Mr. Aitch’s pick of the litter is Kuroda — 10 units on the Yankees to subject Ubaldo to a hair-raising experience at the Stadium.

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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 6:41 AM
Good morning Rick! the Twins baby! I forgot what it felt like to have a sweep!!
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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 8:11 AM
Steve "Scoop" Kendall MLB - Tigers +130
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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 8:15 AM
Cleveland -140 (listed kluber) for 1%
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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 9:15 AM
Marlins -145 (listed both) for 1%
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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 9:15 AM
Let's do this ! GL!!
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UnknownJune 20, 2014 at 10:24 AM
Rolli cannot find anybody to attach his hairpiece in time so no video today!

Free Pick # 1 - Colorado (-110) at home vs. Milwaukee

Hoping Colorado's offense returns at Coors tonight after the Rockies - who were rolling at the plate - were iced in three straight losses at LA, a series in which they scored a total of three runs and were no-hit by Clayton Kershaw in the finale.

The Rox have won 20 of 28 at home versus Milwaukee and tonight they face Marco Estrada, he of the 4.94 ERA in eight road outings. Estrada's ERA was 3.28 in his first eight starts this season, but in his last six trips to the mound he's compiled a 7.01 ERA and served up 13 homers, raising the total he's allowed to a major league-high 23 on the year - which is a troubling fact considering he's pitching in the thin air of Denver this evening.

Free Pick # 2 - NY Yankees (-130) at home vs. Baltimore

Hiroki Kuroda is 3-1 with a 1.67 ERA in five home starts against Baltimore, including a victory on April 7 when he allowed two runs in 6.1 innings.

Baltimore has lost 11 of Ubaldo Jiminez's 14 starts this season. He's personally 0-4 with a 5.00 ERA in his last seven starts. For the season he's allowed 70 hits and walked 45 (second-most in the majors) over 76 innings.

Jiminez was on the losing end of his match-up with Kuroda back in April, allowing eight hits and four runs - in addition to walking five batters - in 4.2 innings. He's lost his last four starts against the Yankees while posting a 8.10 ERA.

New York, fresh off a three-game sweep of the Blue Jays in the Bronx, has won seven of its last nine overall.
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