Joe Jensen posted a -8.8 unit loss on May 17, finishing 3-7-2 as seven under bets failed to hold in high-scoring environments. The damage came from consistent exposure to totals that sailed over the number, with only two under wins salvaging the card.
Joe Jensen posted a +1.1 unit profit on May 15, finishing 5-4 despite heavy exposure on four losing favorites. The card survived thanks to four clean wins that offset concentrated risk on Pittsburgh, Toronto, Baltimore, and Cleveland.
Joe Jensen finished May 14 with a +2.1-unit profit despite a 3-3 record, as smart unit allocation on the Mariners, Cardinals, and Brewers wins offset losses on the Nationals, Red Sox, and Royals. The graded card stayed profitable by concentrating exposure on the right side of the ledger.
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Joe Jensen finished 6-5 on May 13 but dropped -2.3 units as three heavy-favorite losses in Seattle, Chicago, and Milwaukee erased the gains from five winning positions. The issue wasn’t volume—it was where the exposure landed.
Joe Jensen posted a +10.5-unit night on May 12, finishing 9-3 across twelve graded plays. Strong unit allocation on the Giants, Phillies, Rays, and Braves carried the card despite three losses, including a 2-unit setback on the Astros.
Joe Jensen posted a clean +2.0 units on May 11, going 1-0 on his graded card with a winning Tampa Bay moneyline play. The single-position approach delivered a straightforward win with no exposure to variance elsewhere on the slate.
Joe Jensen finished May 10 at +1.8 units on a 6-5 card, salvaging a winning day despite heavy exposure losses on the Athletics and Guardians. The win came down to four clean two-unit victories offsetting three costly favorites that failed to deliver.
Joe Jensen posted a narrow +0.3-unit profit on May 9 despite a 4-3 record, as three losses on higher-exposure favorites erased most of the gains from four winning positions. The card survived on the strength of moderate-unit dogs and a total, but the top-weighted Cubs and Mets plays never found traction.
Joe Jensen posted a -2.4 unit loss on May 8, finishing 2-3 on his graded card. The damage came from concentrated exposure on two heavy favorites that failed to deliver, while the two wins—both underdogs—couldn’t offset the risk allocated to Cincinnati and Tampa Bay.