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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7298158, member: 1020707"] MLB Pittsburgh Pirates @ Cincinnati Reds: [B]overall total of runs (< 8.5) /// 1.73 Last bet won.[/B] The bet was already 99% in the bag by the 5th inning, as the score was 6-0 in Seattle’s favor. However, I expected to see 4-5 runs in the first 5 innings, and my expectations were met. Thanks to this prediction, I’m now on a positive balance this MLB betting season, as I’ve already won bets with odds of "2.00" and "2.10". My betting score is MLB 204-186 in favor of successful, NBA 207-226 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 10-18 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 8-12 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet:[/B] there will be 8 runs or less in the 1st game of the series between Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds. Of course, offense has never been a strong side for these teams. They also play fairly low-scoring games against each other. Last season, only 1 out of 13 games between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati ended with a total of more than 8 runs. The very talented Braxton Ashcraft will be the starting pitcher for Pittsburgh. He finished last season with an ERA of “2.71”. Moreover, in 19 of the 26 games (in which this starting pitcher played) there were 8 runs or less. Chase Burns will play as Cincinnati's starting pitcher in the upcoming game. He is also a very promising player who will be playing his 2nd season in the League. Last season, Chase Burns pitched incredibly well in August (his ERA was “1.29”) and in September (his ERA was “2.00”). Moreover, he pitched two games against Pittsburgh and got only 3 hits and 1 run in 8 innings combined. Also, Cincinnati played 10 out of 14 games last season in which the total was 8 runs or less when Chase Burns was their starting pitcher. I think we’ll see a very close game with limited offensive opportunities. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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