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World Series Point

World Series Point Spread a Crit­i­cal Tip for Suc­cess
There is a long held the­ory in base­ball that play­off teams matched so evenly and games are con­tested so hotly that there will be more one run games dur­ing the post-season. The sim­ple fact; how­ever, is that this the­ory does not always hold true. Dur­ing the reg­u­lar sea­son only about one-quarter of the games are decided by a one run mar­gin. In the last sev­eral years, just slightly more than that have been deter­mined by a sin­gle run. The end result is that in real­ity there is actu­ally very lit­tle vari­a­tion in the post­sea­son from the reg­u­lar sea­son in terms of the Divi­sional Series.

Of course, the World Series point spread is another mat­ter all together. In the case of the World Series one run games actu­ally tend to increase. Almost half of World Series games have been deter­mined by a sin­gle run in the last few years.

This fact becomes quite impor­tant when try­ing to play a World Series point spread. While there is no actual point spread in base­ball as there is in foot­ball and bas­ket­ball, there is that handy lit­tle wager known as the run line. The run line allows you to bet on a team either win­ning by two runs or else los­ing the game by one run. With a large num­ber of World Series game decided on a reg­u­lar basis by a sin­gle run, play­ing the run line can be a great way to col­lect some extra money dur­ing the postseason.

Obvi­ously, pay­ing atten­tion to the World Series point spread can prove to be a handy tool when deter­min­ing whether you should bet on the straight up out­come of the game or be more adven­tur­ous and lay odds on the run line. Visit the lead­ing author­ity on the World Series point spread, Lines­maker Sport­book , cater­ing to the sports bet­ting investor every season.

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