Thank you, thats a great question. i absolutely agree with you on how erratic it can be and I don't recommend anybody bet overly serious amounts of bankroll money. I have set aside my bankroll for MLB this year the way I do every year. I have a regular season bankroll, and then I have a much smaller bankroll set aside for the early stuff. So 1 unit of my preseason bankroll isn't that much of a substantial amount and once regular season starts I will begin tracking those plays in a different thread. the reason I bet these unpredictable games is more for my own advantage of warming up. yes we all need practice and to go from basketball and football gear down to mlb betting takes me time to retrain my methods. for me, that means actively betting, even if its not substantial bets early in order to force me to focus.
contrary to popular belief some cappers have done very well in February and march where advantage can be taken of certain teams. betting the minis and first five overs early in the season can prove profitable. and in the case of today take the Phillies for instance here who I believe will be great fade material early over the length of the preseason and anytime I can catch a team getting plus money against them I will likely lay dollar on the donut regardless of the lineups or starting pitching.
ive only been doing MLB baseball going on three years now. I have done ncaa mens and women and little league for approx. the past seven. with so little experience compared to the many seasoned bettors out there, I find it beneficial to take as many opportunities as possible to learn more
so that's my two cents on why I bet on this early season baseball as unpredictable as it may be