The Blue Jays had been putting up a good fight and I'll assume they will take this to 6 or 7 games. Game 4 will be hard for the Blue Jays.
The Blue Jays had been putting up a good fight and I'll assume they will take this to 6 or 7 games. Game 4 will be hard for the Blue Jays.
Last night was a wonderful game to watch if you didn't have money riding on it (or if you bet a total which hit in the 5th inning).It was just a fun game to watch, which is why I continued watching long after my wager was determined. BOTH teams had their chances.
I know some people are feeling like the series is over. The Dodgers win tonight with Ohtani on the mound and hitting 2 homers.And then the only question is whether they wrap it up on Wednesday in LA or back in Toronto.
I am not so sure. My gut tells me the BlueJays win tonight. I will be putting some money on the Bluejays and the over. Ohtani only pitches 6 innings even when he is on fire and BOTH teams bullpens, which are their weaknesses, are very taxed after last night. I think there will be runs scored.
I am also thinking of throwing some money on the series line @ Toronto @ +450, with the sole intent of hedging if they are able to win tonight as I suspect. Haven't completely decided yet.
The one draw back is the Springer injury. If he is out that is a major loss. If he can play....is he anywhere close to right?
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Game 4 was a really nice win for me, with Toronto winning @ +185. Unfortunately the Over 8 runs pushed. I could have used 1 more run in that Dodger 9th inning rally. Oh well.
I am also set up nicely on the series bet where I have 2 different wagers on Toronto @ +450 and +440. When the adjusted odds come out, I should have a really good hedging opportunity. I would love to see the odds close to 50/50, as it is now a 3 game series with 2 games in Toronto, but I suspect the Dodgers will still be as much as a -140 favorite. -140 on Dodgers would be a really good hedging opportunity, but even closer to -100 would be even better. we'll see what number pops up.
Edit: The early series adjusted numbers I see are Dodgers -180 and -190. That is disappointing.
Can still hedge and make decent money, but not what I was hoping. Will see how the number moves and what I want to do tomorrow. Still a really good place to be with a +440 on one team and a -180 on the other. I just want more.![]()
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Some numbers. Toronto has scored 5 runs or more in 10 of it's 15 playoff games. They have won 8 of those 10 games. So 5 runs seems to be their magic number, although they did score 5 runs Monday and lost (one of the 2 losses). Two of the remaining 3 games will feature the Dodgers best 2 pitchers Snell tomorrow and Ohtani in game 7. But The BlueJays have already scored 11 and 6 runs in games that Snell and Ohtani started (5 and 4 runs off the two starters respectfully) so they have been able to score runs. Bottom line: Despite that the Dodgers have the better team, at this moment, I give Toronto a decent chance at winning this series.
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Well I have revised my plan regarding my two wagers on the BlueJays to win the series @ +440 and +450. Initially I thought that if Toronto won last night which they did, I could then hedge with the dodgers guaranteeing a nice with either way. But the Dodgers odds are lower than I expected or was hoping for at -190. I could still hedge and guarantee a smaller win either way.
Option 2 would be to hedge partway on the dodgers guaranteeing a break even if Dodgers win and still a decent win if Toronto wins
And Option 3 would be to just let my wager ride. I honestly think Toronto has a decent shot to win this series now and @ +450/+440, that would be really nice win for me.
I really thought hard and long about option 3, but in the end, I can't ignore the expected value and math. Too much of a gamble and I am about EV and math. So I am going with option #2. I line shopped and the best I could find was Dodgers @ -180 at a B & M book here in Vegas, so I went with that, just enough to guarantee break even if Dodgers win and still a decent win if Toronto wins. Sort of like a free roll bet on Toronto.
One of the reasons I now like Toronto so much is because they get production from their entire line-up. Even their 7-8-9 hitters. The Dodgers get nothing from their lower order hitters. They rely on 4 or 5 guys at the top of the line up to produce runs and one of those guys, Mookie Betts has given them nothing. So the Dodgers are really relying on 4 guys at this point. Now maybe Mookie turns it on and starts to contribute over these last 3 games, but I am not betting on that.
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