Doubleheaders in MLB Betting at LinesMaker

Doubleheaders in MLB Betting

There are numer­ous types of bets and strate­gies that are used in MLB bet­ting, but when it comes to dou­ble­head­ers there are not many enthu­si­asts or tak­ers of it. It is not just the MLB play­ers, who have to put extra efforts on a sin­gle day, which dis­like dou­ble­head­ers but the umpire also hate to sit out for it. No won­der that nowa­days the per­cent­age of dou­ble­head­ers have reduced to less than 2 per­cent of all games as opposed to the 40s when it was a whop­ping 48 percent.

How­ever, most pro­fes­sional bet­tors love dou­ble­head­ers in MLB mainly because it pro­vides immense oppor­tu­nity for chase bet­ting. For those who are not aware of this form of bet­ting, chase gam­bling is a form of pro­gres­sive bet­ting, wherein the bet­tor is given an oppor­tu­nity to increase the size of his or her bet after los­ing a wager so as to get profit from at least a sin­gle win dur­ing the chase. For instance, if you wager 100 dol­lars on a team for Game 1 of a dou­ble­header, the chase is com­plete if your team wins but if the team loses then you will con­tinue the chase by bet­ting 200 dol­lars on Game 2. If your team wins the sec­ond game, then you are able to make profit on that par­tic­u­lar day and if it loses then wait for the next double-dip.

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