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As the old saying goes "Let the trend be your friend," we think that's all fine and dandy but for heaven's sake, don't base your whole play on it! Baseball trends should be used as nothing more than just a friend (supporting factors to help your lean on a play.) Often...

The Power of Betting MLB UnderdogsFor most bettors, betting baseball is a different animal from other major sports. Most of us are used to betting basketball and football where the point spread is the equalizer. In baseball we have a different aspect that creates an...

WHIP stands for walks + hits divided by innings pitched. This essentially gives us a number fof how many baserunners per inning a pitcher allows. This is some REALLY GOOD STUFF when it comes to handicapping baseball games because it's a much more telling stat than...

How Weather Affects Baseball Betting by Badger of Predictem.com When betting on the total in a major league baseball game, one of the biggest misunderstood factors used to handicap whether the game will go over or stay under the total is the weather. Everyone has seen...

In our estimation, betting on baseball totals is one of the most underrated wagers in all of gambling. If you think about it, there is a reason why most sportsbooks limit these wagers to $500 or $1000 while letting you bet virtually whatever you want on sides...

This page is dedicated to all those out there who have baseball questions starting with "What is...?" If you have a question, we more than likely have an answer. If we don't have the answer to your question, feel free to drop us an email by clicking on the contact us...

WHIP Relative to Baseball Handicappingby Predictem.com Staff When handicapping baseball, WHIP is one of the most important statistics one can use to determine the strength of a starting pitcher. WHIP, which stands for walks + hits divided by inning pitched is actually...

Yankee's Spending Spree Frivolous, Excessive, and DesperateBy David A Lane of Predictem.com Now one might be thinking to themselves, "So what else is new?" The Yankees overspending on free agency is as common as traffic tickets- too common if you ask me- and is one...