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Los Angeles Angels at Houston Astros (-175)
Report: Houston falls into a very good 2048-995 SU (67.3%; +4.9% ROI) and 1380-1474 RL (+2.5% ROI) system of mine that invests on favorites priced between -155 and -250 versus starting pitchers with an ERA of 4.50 or better in games with a total of ten runs or less. This situation has won by an average margin of +1.47 runs per game in that span. The Astros also find support in a very good 1120-582 SU (65.8%; +4.5% ROI) and 693-858 RL (+1% ROI) system of mine that invests on certain home favorites against starting pitchers with a 3.50 or better ERA during the months of May, June, July, and August. This situation has won by an average margin of +1.11 runs per game.
Since 2009, Houston is 208-132 SU (61.2%; +8.1% ROI) and 175-165 RL (+3.9% ROI) in afternoon home affairs, including 81-33 SU (71.1%; +11.6% ROI) and 58-56 RL (+5% ROI) since 2019, winning by an average of +1.72 runs per game. The Astros are 51-18 SU (73.9%; +11.5% ROI) since September 20, 2018, in divisional home games versus left-handed starters, winning by an average of +2.17 runs per game. Finally, Los Angeles applies to very negative 2619-4651 (36%; -4.2% ROI) and 2286-4082 (35.9%; -4.4% ROI) systems of mine that have cost bettors over -$40,500 against the run line since 2002.
Chicago Cubs at San Diego Padres (-165)
Report: San Diego applies to a very good 1120-582 SU (65.8%; +4.5% ROI) and 693-858 RL (+1% ROI) system of mine that invests on certain home favorites against starting pitchers with a 3.50 or better ERA during the months of May, June, July and August, winning by an average margin of +1.11 runs per game. Since 2004, MLB home favorites of -160 or greater with starting pitchers coming off a loss in which they allowed eight or more runs are 473-240 SU (66.3%; +1.7% ROI) and 357-354 RL (+3.8% ROI), winning by an average margin of +1.73 runs per game. The Padres are 44-27 SU (62%; +6.2% ROI) at home since 2011 coming off an upset loss as favorites in which they left eight or more runners on base, including 25-11 SU (69.4%; +8.7% ROI) since 2020.
San Diego falls into a very good 2048-995 SU (67.3%; +4.9% ROI) and 1380-1474 RL (+2.5% ROI) system of mine that invests on favorites priced between -155 and -250 versus starting pitchers with an ERA of 4.50 or better in games with a total of ten runs or less. This situation has won by an average margin of +1.47 runs per game in that span. Finally, San Diego starter Yu Darvish is 82-62 (56.9%) before the All-Star break, including 28-17 (62.2%) since 2020.
Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers (-140)
Report: Since 2002, .610 or greater home favorites from Game 27 out are 178-83 SU (68.2%; +8.6% ROI) and 117-122 RL (+5.4% ROI) in afternoon affairs, winning by an average of +1.36 runs per game. Since 2012, MLB home favorites in games with a total of nine or more runs are 751-469 SU (61.6%; +3.1% ROI) and 566-652 RL (+2.1% ROI) in afternoon affairs, except on Sundays. Since 2004, divisional road underdogs off a shutout loss are 129-192 SU (40.2%; -2.8% ROI) in game 2 of a series, losing by an average margin of -0.68 runs per game.
Finally, Seattle applies to very negative 2619-4651 (36%; -4.2% ROI) and 2286-4082 (35.9%; -4.4% ROI) systems of mine that have cost bettors over -$40,500 against the run line since 2002.
Bonus MLB Betting Trends for Saturday, June 3
- Since 2012, MLB home favorites in games with a total of nine or more runs are 751-469 SU (61.6%; +3.1% ROI) and 566-652 RL (+2.1% ROI) in afternoon affairs, except on Sundays
- Since 2004, divisional road underdogs off a shutout loss are 129-192 SU (40.2%; -2.8% ROI) in game 2 of a series, losing by an average margin of -0.68 runs per game
- The Minnesota Twins are 20-2-3 (90.9%) to the Under since April 16, 2017, at home following a shutout win as favorites. The Twins are also 7-18 (28%; -39% ROI) against the run line under these circumstances
- The Colorado Rockies are 42-22-1 (63.6%) to the Under since September 22, 2020, as underdogs following a game in which they allowed six hits or fewer.
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