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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7172801, member: 1020707"] MLB Chicago Cubs @ St. Louis Cardinals: [B]overall total of runs (> 7.5 runs) /// 1.80 Last bet won.[/B] And this is my 2nd winning bet in a row! It's difficult to evaluate Sean Burke's performance, because on the one hand, getting 2 runs in 3.1 innings is not the best result, but on the other hand, this starting pitcher made 7 strikeouts in the same number of innings. However, the main thing is the result. My betting score is MLB 168-152 in favor of successful, NBA 166-182 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 9-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet: [/B]in the 3rd game of the series between St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs will be 8 runs or more. The point is that in 13 of the last 15 games between these teams were 8 runs or more. Shota Imanaga (his ERA is “3.12”) will be the starting pitcher for the Cubs and Sonny Gray (his ERA is “4.21”) will be the starting pitcher for the Cardinals. July was the weakest month for both of these pitchers (Shota Imanaga's ERA was "4.32" and Sonny Gray's ERA was "7.81"). Both of these starting pitchers played perfectly in the first game of August (Shota Imanaga got 3 hits and 1 run in 6 innings in a game against Cincinnati Reds, and Sony Gray got 1 hit and 1 run in 7 innings in a game against Los Angeles Dodgers). I am about 90% sure that one of these starting pitchers will get at least 3-4 runs in 5 innings. And most likely it will be Shota Imanaga. But I want to bet on the overall total in the game (not on the total in the first 5 innings), because I want to enjoy the whole game. Both Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals are primarily offensive teams. And, considering the prime time start of the game (as well as the tournament goals) we can expect a struggle in every inning. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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