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    Default Beginner handicapping help.

    I have been betting on sports for some time now but mainly college football for the thrill of the bet. Since joining this site I have become extremely interested in betting MLB because of the excellent insight many members have on betting on the game. I have been thinking that i would love to get into handicapping baseball myself. could someone help me or point me in the right direction to resources of the basics of handicapping. Where do I begin. I know everyone has to start somewhere. Any help would be apreciated.

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    Most handicappers will use statistics that they consider to be key in determining outcomes. In MLB obviously these tend to revolve around pitching and batting averages, home vs road form and the like. Sites like statfox are a good source for the raw data but determining what weighting to give these stats only comes through experience and literally thousands of 'trials' or samples.
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    What is 'Asian Handicap' ; 'Additional Asian Handicap' ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dieberiz View Post
    What is 'Asian Handicap' ; 'Additional Asian Handicap' ?
    Asian Handicap is a bet type mainly used for soccer. By way of example, a line might be:

    Team A -1.0 @ -105.
    This means.
    Team A wins by 2 or more goals = win
    Team A wins by 1 goal = push
    Team A draws or loses = Loss

    There are also however, split handicaps, for example:

    Team B -1.0 and -1.5 @ -105 (can also be expressed as -1.25)
    In this type of handicap, half of your stake goes on -1.0 and the other half on -1.5

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    thanks for opening this thread rwsmith i was wondering the same thing and thanks to dunder and exhoosier10 for the web pages

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    Default study...baseball is a marathon

    it is like having to watch a 20 hour movie and not miss anything...it is not for the faint of heart.

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