Sports Handicapper John Ryan's Picks & Predictions

The following MLB betting algorithm has produced a 27-24 record that has averaged a 138 wager resulting in a 21% ROI and a $16,200 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $810 profit for the $50-per-game bettor. Bet on road underdogs riding a three or more-game win streak. The game is the last game of the series. The opponent has won between 50 and 55% of their games.

The following betting algorithm has produced a 36-16 record for 69% winners averaging a –145-favorite resulting in a 22% ROI and making a $14,840 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor since 2020. The requirements are: 

ü  Bet on road favorites priced at –100 and greater (more negative). 

ü  That favorite has batted 0.295 or better over their last 20 games. 

ü  The game occurs after the 40th game of the regular season. 

If our team is on an 8 or more-game win streak they have gone a perfect 5-0!.

The Brewers are on a 14-game win streak and based on my analytics and predictive models, look to make it 15 straight wins. Previous teams that have won 14 or more games have gone 11-6 since 2013, when the Braves priced as -235 favorites lost the Marlins. 

The all-time MLB record for consecutive wins (pure victories, without ties or losses interrupting) is 22 games, set by the 2017 Cleveland Indians (now Guardians) from August 24 to September 15, 2017. This streak remains the longest in the modern era (post-1900) for consecutive wins.

Note that some sources reference the 1916 New York Giants' streak of 26 games without a loss from September 7 to September 30, 1916, but this is technically an unbeaten streak that included a 1-1 tie on September 18 against the Pittsburgh Pirates (called due to darkness after six innings). The Giants actually won 12 games, tied one, and then won 14 more, so their longest pure win streak within that period was 14 games (matching the Brewers' current run). MLB officially recognizes the Giants' mark as the longest unbeaten streak but distinguishes it from pure consecutive wins.

I do remember attempting to face the A’s when they went on their historic win streak and is featured through the money Money Ball. This was before I had developed more than 5,000 betting algorithms and taught a very valuable lesson never to assume that any team is DUE to lose simply because of the length of their win streak. No team is due to win no matter how long the losing streak has been. Both strategies are sure fire ways to lose money. 

The following MLB betting algorithm has produced a 59-47 record averaging a 111-underdog wager resulting in an 18% ROI and a $22,230 profit for the $1,000-per-game bettor and a $1,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams priced as a dog and up to a –125-favorite using the money line. The home scored 10 or more runs and allowed 8 or fewer runs in their previous game. The game occurs after the all-star break. The game is the not the first game of the series The home team is facing a non-divisional foe.

Here is a terrific second algorithm that has compiled a 50-37 record averaging a 105-underdog bet resulting in a highly profitable 21$ ROI and a $22,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,120 profit for the casual fan betting just $50 per game. The required criteria are:

ü  Bet on home underdogs and favorites up to a -125 price.

ü  That team scored 10 or more runs in their previous game.

ü  The previous opponent scored fewer than 8 runs in that previous game.

ü  The game occurs after the all-star break.

ü  The game is the last game of the series.

If the game occurs on a Sunday, these teams have compiled a 31-22 record averaging a 107 wager resulting in a 23% Roi and a $14,750 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $740 profit for the casual fan betting just $50 per game.

The following MLB betting algorithm has produced a 50-28 record good for 64% winning bets since 2006. The required criteria are:

ü  Bet against teams that have committed 15 or fewer errors over their last 20 games.

ü  They are priced as a do between 100 and 135.

ü  They are on a 2-game losing streak.

ü  The game is the last game of the series.

ü  The game occurs after the break.

The following MLB betting algorithm has produced a 149-60 record good for 71% winning bets since 1997. The required criteria are:

ü  Bet against underdogs priced between 125 and 175.

ü  That dog is coming off a win over a divisional foe priced as an underdog.

ü  The game occurs on Sundays, which is always the last game of a series.

If the game occurs after the break, our favorites have gone 47-16 for 75% winners that have averaged a -151 favorite bet and a 29% ROI and a $22,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,125 profit for the casual fan betting just $50 per game.