1 MLB Prop Play for Wednesday
Backed by my In-Depth Analysis
This prop involves
Atlanta's Spencer Schwellenbach
25 Dimes on the Table
$50
On Tuesday, we ended up missing on our only play
The Mariners tried to keep Woo in the game for as long as possible but his poor performance was the death of this line
Loser:
-32.5 DIMES - Seattle’s Bryan Woo Over 16.5 Outs (-130)
Today I have 1 prop play and it involves Atlanta's Spencer Schwellenbach
25 Dimes on the Table
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David Jace's Rating System
I rate my Prop Releases on a 10- to 100-Dime scale. The word "dime" is simply a unit of measure that's been around in the gambling world for longer than I've been on this earth.At the low end you'll find a 25-Dime release with plays escalating upward in 5-dime increments.
From there it's pretty easy to figure out that a 50-Dime release is twice as strong as a 25-Dime play, and so on and so forth.
At the end of the day, if I clear 47 Dime of Profit, that means a $10 bettor has netted $470.
Conversely, should I finish the day at -33 dimes, that would result in a $10 bettor losing $330.
Who Is David Jace?
I was drawn to prop betting initially because, at 18, I was too young to legally bet on game outcomes. But, as the years have past, I’ve stuck with props because of the sheer diversity they offer for each game.
Standard sports betting is generally confined to a few options like the money line, spread, total, and alternate spread. In contrast, prop betting opens up a world of possibilities, with HUNDREDS of betting opportunities available for each game. The likelihood of finding an appealing line among the multitude of prop bets is considerably higher than with the traditional four betting options. This vast selection not only caters to a wider range of preferences but also enriches the overall betting experience.
What I do daily is narrow down those vast options to 3 or 4 props. That's right, I cull the hundreds of options available to what I consider the 3 or 4 best bets on the prop board. And, generally, these are props that are near even money or slight underdogs. You will NOT find ridiculous -180 favorites among my selections.