Hopefully there will be a 2020 MLB season and Bovada has posted odds to win it all with the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees the virtual co-favorites in the 60-game schedule. Los Angeles is  +325 and New York is  +375. All odds based on $100 per bet. Hence  +1000 would be the same as 10-1.

Odds to win World Series

• LA Dodgers  +325
• New York Yankees +375
• Houston Astros +800
• Atlanta Braves +1500
• Minnesota Twins +1600
• Tampa Bay Rays +1600
• Washington Nationals +1800
• New York Mets +2000
• Chicago Cubs +2200
• Oakland Athletics +2200
• Chicago White Sox +2400
• Los Angeles Angels +2400
• Cincinnati Reds +2500
• Cleveland Indians +2500
• St. Louis Cardinals +2500
• Philadelphia Phillies +2800
• Milwaukee Brewers +3300
• San Diego Padres +4000
• Boston Red Sox +4500
• Arizona Diamondbacks +5500
• Texas Rangers +7500
• Toronto Blue Jays +8000
• San Francisco Giants +15000
• Colorado Rockies +17500
• Kansas City Royals +20000
• Pittsburgh Pirates +30000
• Seattle Mariners +30000
• Baltimore Orioles +40000
• Detroit Tigers +40000
• Miami Marlins +50000

To win the American League, the same sportsbook, approved by OffshoreInsiders.com has the Yankees at less than 2-1, with Houston at  +350.

• New York Yankees +170
• Houston Astros +350
• Minnesota Twins +750
• Tampa Bay Rays +800
• Cleveland Indians +1200
• Oakland Athletics +1100
• Chicago White Sox +1200
• Los Angeles Angels +1400
• Boston Red Sox +2000
• Texas Rangers +5000
• Toronto Blue Jays +6000
• Seattle Mariners +15000
• Kansas City Royals +15000
• Detroit Tigers +25000
• Baltimore Orioles +25000

National League Champion odds have the Dodgers overwhelming favorites at  +150, with Atlanta next at  +650 and Washington  +750.

• Los Angeles Dodgers +150
• Atlanta Braves +650
• Washington Nationals +750
• New York Mets +900
• Chicago Cubs +1100
• St. Louis Cardinals +1100
• Cincinnati Reds +1200
• Philadelphia Phillies +1500
• Milwaukee Brewers +2500
• San Diego Padres +2200
• Arizona Diamondbacks +3000
• San Francisco Giants +7500
• Colorado Rockies +10000
• Pittsburgh Pirates +15000
• Miami Marlins +25000

The horrible coronavirus has given Grandmaster Sports Handicapper Joe Duffy, CEO of OffshoreInsiders.com some time to update podcasts and videos with sports betting secrets with tips on sports gambling strategy.

The reasons that sports betting supremacy is disproportionate to those who master computer software are infinite. Among them, it eradicates knee-jerk scientifically unsound proclivities. Whereas so many fundamental realities categorically cross sports, dubiously the most distinguishable exception is the consequence of momentum.

Expectedly, college sports are the outlier, while professional teams are more likely to bounce back. Not only are younger athletes more susceptible to be streaky, but also college sports are where bowl and tournament seedings induce “statement wins” to have tangible significance.

In the college football regular season, teams after a win of 36 points or more, when not playing a team off a win margin of 34 or more are 1486-1234-56 for 54.6 percent. However, time off hinders momentum, so when rested eight days or less, such teams are 1315-1056-47. That’s an impressive 55.5 percent with an imposing sample size of about 2,400 games.

Unexplainably, when performed on neutral sites, it’s only 11-15-1. While there isn’t a clear-cut justification reason why—a small sample size is probable—when the game is played on the home field of one of the participants, the outcome is 1304-1041-46 for 55.6 percent.

Then again, we have explored the misconceptions about neutral field and court handicapping. Hence, eliminating those complexities is sound.

While “regression to the mean” is among our money machine declarations borne out by winning systems, not-so-fast on the collegiate gridiron. Of course, there are substantially more profitable subsets we have saved into the computer vaults.

Though the winning percentage is not substantial enough to harness without corroboration, the sample size makes it noteworthy that in the college football regular season, teams off a win are 5451-5179-217 when playing a team off a loss. However, when the team with more short-term momentum is clearly outmatched on the road (visiting underdogs of at least 22), said teams are just 65-96-5. Thus, excluding that cluster heightens the angle.

Bottom line, while so many principles, most notably counterintuitive ones, triumphantly crossbreeding into other sports, momentum is an eminent exclusion. Computer enhanced science-based conclusions should always override assumptions and agendas.

The author Joe Duffy is a Grandmaster Sports Handicapper and CEO of OffshoreInsiders.com. He is widely accepted as the top professional sports handicapper in the history of North American sports. 

We wanted to let you know that a sportsbook we represent has odds on Colin Kaepernick’s next team and whether or not he’ll be signed before the start of the regular season.

Odds are courtesy of SportsBetting

Colin Kaepernick next team
Baltimore Ravens +200
Seattle Seahawks +250
Houston Texans +400
Kansas City Chiefs +500
Jacksonville Jaguars +750
Los Angeles Chargers +800
Minnesota Vikings +800
Tennessee Titans +1000
Philadelphia Eagles +1200

Will Colin Kaepernick sign with a team before Week 1?
Yes +275
No -450
(Odds opened Yes +200, No -300)

The oddsmakers expect baseball to be played at some point this year:

Will there be an MLB regular season?
Yes -300
No +200
(Yes odds indicate a 75% probability)

Note from OffshoreInsiders.com: the actual implied probability excluding juice is 71.43%

Stats categories for AL/NL are:

– Batting average
– Hits
– Runs scored
– Stolen bases

Odds are courtesy of SportsBetting

AL – Highest Batting Average
Mike Trout (LAA) +600
Jose Altuve (HOU) +700
J.D. Martinez (BOS) +800
Michael Brantley (HOU) +800
Anthony Rendon (LAA) +900
Tim Anderson (CWS) +900
Whit Merrifield (KC) +900
Yuli Gurriel (HOU) +1000
Alex Bregman (HOU) +1200
Austin Meadows (TB) +1200
David Fletcher (LAA) +1400
Xander Bogaerts (BOS) +1400
Hanser Alberto (BAL) +1600
Jorge Polanco (MIN) +1600
Rafael Devers (BOS) +1800
Nelson Cruz (MIN) +2000
Trey Mancini (BAL) +2200
George Springer (HOU) +2500
Yoan Moncada (CWS) +2800

NL – Highest Batting Average
Christian Yelich (MIL) +800
Nolan Arenado (COL) +800
Ketel Marte (ARI) +900
Ozzie Albies (ATL) +900
Cody Bellinger (LAD) +1000
Jeff McNeil (NYM) +1000
Mookie Betts (LAD) +1000
Trea Turner (WSH) +1000
Bryan Reynolds (PIT) +1200
Charlie Blackmon (COL) +1200
Freddie Freeman (ATL) +1200
Justin Turner (LAD) +1200
Trevor Story (COL) +1400
Starling Marte (ARI) +1500
Amed Rosario (NYM) +1600
Nick Castellanos (CHC) +1600
Anthony Rizzo (CHC) +2000
Kevin Newman (PIT) +2000
Wilson Ramos (NYM) +2500
Jose Iglesias (CIN) +3000

AL – Most Hits 
Jose Altuve (HOU) +600
Whit Merrifield (KC) +600
Rafael Devers (BOS) +650
D.J. LeMahieu (NYY) +700
Francisco Lindor (CLE) +700
Jorge Polanco (MIN) +1000
Tim Anderson (CWS) +1000
Xander Bogaerts (BOS) +1000
J.D. Martinez (BOS) +1500
Anthony Rendon (LAA) +1600
Eddie Rosario (MIN) +1600
Yuli Gurriel (HOU) +1600
Bo Bichette (TOR) +2000
Elvis Andrus (MIN) +2000
Jose Abreu (CWS) +2000
Luis Arraez (MIN) +2000
Mike Trout (LAA) +2000
Michael Brantley (HOU) +2500
Alex Bregman (HOU) +3300
Andrew Benintendi (BOS) +3300
Jose Ramirez (CLE) +3300
Marcus Semien (OAK) +3300
George Springer (HOU) +4000
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (TOR) +4000

NL – Most Hits 
Nolan Arenado (COL) +600
Ketel Marte (ARI) +700
Ozzie Albies (ATL) +800
Trea Turner (WAS) +800
Jeff McNeil (NYM) +900
Christian Yelich (MIL) +1000
Jean Segura (PHI) +1000
Freddie Freeman (ATL) +1200
Mookie Betts (LAD) +1200
Charlie Blackmon (COL) +1400
Ronald Acuna Jr. (ATL) +1400
Amed Rosario (NYM) +1600
Fernando Tatis Jr. (SD) +1600
Starling Marte (ARI) +1600
Cody Bellinger (LAD) +2000
Bryan Reynolds (PIT) +2500
Javier Baez (CHC) +2500
Manny Machado (SD) +2500
Trevor Story (COL) +2500
Anthony Rizzo (CHC) +3000
Juan Soto (WAS) +3000
Kris Bryant (CHC) +4000
Lorenzo Cain (MIL) +4000

AL – Most Runs Scored
Mike Trout (LAA) +375
Francisco Lindor (CLE) +500
Alex Bregman (HOU) +600
Rafael Devers (BOS) +700
George Springer (HOU) +800
Jose Altuve (HOU) +900
Xander Bogaerts (BOS) +1000
Marcus Semien (OAK) +1200
Matt Chapman (OAK) +1400
Joey Gallo (TEX) +1600
D.J. LeMahieu (NYY) +1800
Anthony Rendon (LAA) +2000
J.D. Martinez (BOS) +2000
Jose Ramirez (CLE) +2000
Gleyber Torres (NYY) +2500
Carlos Correa (HOU) +2800
Aaron Judge (NYY) +3000
Josh Donaldson (MIN) +3000
Yordan Alvarez (HOU) +3300
Giancarlo Stanton (NYY) +4000

NL – Most Runs Scored
Mookie Betts (LAD) +325
Ronald Acuna Jr. (ATL) +500
Juan Soto (WAS) +650
Christian Yelich (MIL) +750
Cody Bellinger (LAD) +750
Nolan Arenado (COL) +1000
Bryce Harper (PHI) +1200
Charlie Blackmon (COL) +1200
Freddie Freeman (ATL) +1200
Kris Bryant (CHC) +1400
Trea Turner (WAS) +1400
Trevor Story (COL) +1600
Ozzie Albies (ATL) +1800
Javier Baez (CHC) +2000
Fernando Tatis Jr. (SD) +2500
Pete Alonso (NYM) +3000
Rhys Hoskins (PHI) +3300
Eugenio Suarez (CIN) +3500
Ketel Marte (ARI) +3500
Starling Marte (ARI) +3500
Paul Goldschmidt (STL) +4000
Anthony Rizzo (CHC) +5000

AL – Most Stolen Bases
Adalberto Mondesi (KC) +125
Mallex Smith (SEA) +250
Jonathan Villar (BAL) +450
Whit Merrifield (KC) +1000
Byron Buxton (MIN) +1200
Jose Ramirez (CLE) +1500
Dee Gordon (SEA) +2000
Elvis Andrus (TEX) +2000
Francisco Lindor (CLE) +2000
Oscar Mercado (CLE) +2500
Bo Bichette (TOR) +3000
Luis Robert (CWS) +3500
Tim Anderson (CWS) +4000

NL – Most Stolen Bases
Trea Turner (WAS) +200
Ronald Acuna Jr. (ATL) +400
Victor Robles (WAS) +600
Starling Marte (ARI) +700
Fernando Tatis Jr. (SD) +800
Jarrod Dyson (PIT) +1000
Amed Rosario (NYM) +1200
Christian Yelich (MIL) +1200
Billy Hamilton (SF) +1400
Trevor Story (COL) +1600
Tommy Pham (SD) +1800
Mookie Betts (LAD) +2500
Kolten Wong (STL) +4000

With hopes, perhaps naively, there is a 2020 MLB season, some great odds for fantasy baseball fans to exploit. Odds are courtesy of SportsBetting

AL Most Saves
Aroldis Chapman (NYY) +375
Roberto Osuna (HOU) +400
Taylor Rogers (MIN) +500
Brad Hand (CLE) +600
Liam Hendriks (OAK) +700
Alex Colome (CWS) +750
Brandon Workman (BOS) +800
Ken Giles (TOR) +1000
Hansel Robles (LAA) +1200
Ian Kennedy (KC) +1200
Jose Leclerc (TEX) +1500
Nick Anderson (TB) +1600
Joe Jimenez (DET) +2000
Mychal Givens (BAL) +3000
Yoshihisa Hirano (SEA) +3300
Matt Magill (SEA) +3500
Hunter Harvey (BAL) +4000
Diego Castillo (TB) +5000
Jose Alvarado (TB) +5000
Sergio Romo (MIN) +6000

NL Most Saves
Kenley Jansen (LAD) +400
Craig Kimbrel (CHC) +500
Kirby Yates (SD) +500
Josh Hader (MIL) +600
Edwin Diaz (NYM) +750
Archie Bradley (ARI) +900
Raisel Iglesias (CIN) +1000
Hector Neris (PHI) +1200
Sean Doolittle (WSH) +1400
Giovanny Gallegos (STL) +1600
Keone Kela (PIT) +1600
Marc Melancon (ATL) +2000
Wade Davis (COL) +2000
Brandon Kintzler (MIA) +2500
Will Smith (ATL) +2500
Felipe Vazquez (PIT) +3300
Tony Watson (SF) +3300
Daniel Hudson (WSH) +3500
Shaun Anderson (SF) +3500
Carlos Martinez (STL) +4000
Jordan Hicks (STL) +4000
Scott Oberg (COL) +4000
Andrew Miller (STL) +5000
David Robertson (PHI) +5000
Dellin Betances (NYM) +5000
Kyle Crick (PIT) +5000
Ryne Stanek (MIA) +5000
Michael Lorenzen (CIN) +6000
Corey Knebel (MIL) +6600
Blake Treinen (LAD) +7500

AL Most Strikeouts
Gerrit Cole (NYY) +125
Justin Verlander (HOU) +350
Shane Bieber (CLE) +600
Lucas Giolito (CWS) +900
Charlie Morton (TB) +1200
Mike Clevinger (CLE) +1500
Blake Snell (TB) +2000
Tyler Glasnow (TB) +2000
Lance Lynn (TEX) +2500
Eduardo Rodriquez (BOS) +3000
Matthew Boyd (DET) +3000
Corey Kluber (TEX) +3300
Jose Berrios (MIN) +3300
Dylan Bundy (LAA) +4000
Zack Greinke (HOU) +4000
Andrew Heaney (LAA) +5000
Carlos Carrasco (CLE) +5000
James Paxton (NYY) +5000
Mike Minor (TEX) +5000
Jake Odorizzi (MIN) +6000
Kenta Maeda (MIN) +6000
Masahiro Tanaka (NYY) +6600
Jakob Junis (KC) +7500

NL Most Strikeouts
Max Scherzer (WSH) +275
Jacob deGrom (NYM) +500
Trevor Bauer (CIN) +700
Stephen Strasburg (WSH) +800
Jack Flaherty (STL) +900
Aaron Nola (PHI) +1000
Patrick Corbin (WSH) +1200
Walker Buehler (LAD) +1400
Luis Castillo (CIN) +1500
Robbie Ray (ARI) +1500
Clayton Kershaw (LAD) +3000
German Marquez (COL) +3300
Sonny Gray (CIN) +3500
Zack Wheeler (PHI) +3500
Brandon Woodruff (MIL) +4000
Chris Archer (PIT) +4000
Caleb Smith (MIA) +5000
Jon Gray (COL) +5000
Madison Bumgarner (ARI) +5000
Max Fried (ATL) +5000
Chris Paddack (SD) +6000
David Price (LAD) +6000
Dinelson Lamet (SD) +6000
Joe Musgrove (PIT) +7500
Joey Lucchesi (SD) +7500
Zac Gallen (ARI) +7500

Odds are courtesy SportsBetting

Will Jon Jones fight in UFC in 2020?
Yes +140
No -180

Jon Jones next fight
MMA -400
Boxing +250

Which will happen first for Jon Jones?
MMA or boxing match -200
Arrest +150

Additionally, there are odds available for Conor McGregor’s next opponent:

Kamaru Usman +250
Jorge Masvidal +300
Anderson Silva +400
Tony Ferguson +600
Khabib Nurmagomedov +600
Nate Diaz +700
Justin Gaethje +700
Floyd Mayweather +2000

We wanted to let you know that an online sportsbook we represent is offering odds on which current and former NBA players might be partnered with Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in “The Match III.”

Odds are courtesy of SportsBetting

Who will partner with Tiger Woods?
Michael Jordan -150
Tony Romo +275
Peyton Manning +300
Jerry Rice +850
Charles Barkley +1200
Larry Fitzgerald +2500
Kid Rock +4000
Donald Trump +25000

Who will partner with Phil Mickelson?
Steph Curry -150
Tom Brady +300
Steve Young +400
Aaron Rodgers +500
Drew Brees +700
Aaron Judge +800
Reggie Bush +1200
Barack Obama +8000

The Match III odds
Team Tiger -150
Team Phil +110

The Match III average viewers
Over 5 million
Under 5 million

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