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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7153728, member: 1020707"] MLB St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs: [B]Chicago Cubs (to win) and individual total of runs (> 2.5) /// 1.62 Last bet won. [/B]That's my 4th winning bet in a row! Houston played very confident on offense and won deservedly. Shohei Ohtani played a very solid game as a starting pitcher. But he only played 2 innings to my surprise. Houston certainly took advantage of that. My betting score is MLB 151-138 in favor of successful, NBA 163-182 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 9-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet:[/B] Chicago Cubs at home will beat St. Louis Cardinals in the 3rd game of the series and score 3 runs or more. For the first time this season I am betting on a game with the Cubs, so I analyzed their roster. It has not really changed compared to last season, but the Cubs have become more balanced. There are no superstars in this team, but there are no weak players either. Matthew Boyd (his ERA is “2.65”) will play in the upcoming game. This is the most reliable starting pitcher in Chicago's roster. The Cubs have won 7 home games out of 8 this season when Matthew Boyd has been their starting pitcher. Matthew Boyd has played 4 games in his career against St. Louis with a very solid ERA of “1.57”, and the current Cardinals roster efficiency against this starting pitcher is only 11.6%. Erick Fedde (his ERA is “4.56”) will play as St. Louis' starting pitcher in the upcoming game. The Cardinals have won only 2 of their 10 road games this season with this starting pitcher (they beat underdogs Washington Nationals and Chicago White Sox). The Cubs current roster efficiency in games against Erick Fedde is 31.2%. Erick Fedde has also played 5 games in his career against Chicago Cubs and in all of those games he got 3 runs or more. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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