Public Betting

  • MLB Teams After Scoring One Run Or Less

    MLB Teams After Scoring One Run Or Less

    Teams with poor offensive performances win just under half their next games, and betting on them yields negative ROI.

  • MLB Home Favorites Betting Results Since 2004

    MLB Home Favorites Betting Results Since 2004

    Home favorites win 59% of games, but betting on them blindly leads to negative ROI, indicating efficient sportsbook pricing.

  • MLB Teams After Blowout Loss Betting Results Since 2004

    MLB Teams After Blowout Loss Betting Results Since 2004

    One of the most common narratives in sports betting is the idea that teams are likely to bounce back after a bad loss. When a team loses by a large margin, many bettors assume they will respond with a stronger performance in the next game. In Major League Baseball, this concept often appears after blowout losses,…

  • MLB Teams After Extra-Inning Games Betting Results

    MLB Teams After Extra-Inning Games Betting Results

    Extra-inning games show no significant betting advantage, as sportsbooks account for fatigue, resulting in nearly equal win rates and negative ROI.

  • MLB Teams After Scoring 10+ Runs Betting Results

    MLB Teams After Scoring 10+ Runs Betting Results

    Teams scoring 10+ runs in MLB rarely provide betting advantages, as sportsbooks adjust lines to reflect recent performances, leading to negative ROI.

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