📊Active Systems for June 27th
⁉️Why the System Average Line Matters
When using betting systems, it's crucial to consider not just the record (like 23-0 SU), but also the average moneyline associated with those past wins. This gives us a baseline for how strong favorites (or underdogs) typically are when the system hits. For example, if a system has an average winning line of -148, and we have two active plays today, one at -180 and another at -130, the system is likely more in line with the -180 team, because it fits the profile of a stronger favorite historically tied to the system’s success. On the other hand, the -130 team may be stretching the bounds of where this system performs best. Always weigh how today’s price compares to the system average before locking in your bets.
Please stay alert for this sign ‘’⚠️‘’ besides an active team, which would mean that the given team’s price is under the suggested system average line/price.
⚾Home favorites who average less than 5.3 runs allowed/game this season, made the playoffs last year and won their previous game are 20-2 SU (90.9%) in 2025 when they face an opponent who allows more than 5.3 runs/game, didn’t make the playoffs and has a below .500 record. The total must be between 7.5 & 8.5.
➕They have won these games by an average of +3.6 runs per game. The average line for this system is -227.
✅Active on New York Yankees ML
⌛Athletics are 1-3 SU (25.0%) in this system this season losing these games by an average of -4.0 runs per game and an opponent average system line of -210.
💪🏼Will Warren (NYY) <B> vs Mitch Spence (ATH) <D>
⚙️Bullpen rankings | NYY 20th / ATH 29th
🔋Bullpen Fatigue & Effectiveness Rating | NYY (76.7) / ATH (72.7)
🔮Expected Bullpen Performance | NYY (Strong) / ATH (Very Weak)
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#️⃣Current Yankees hitters have an OPS of .829 against soft-throwing right-handed pitchers like Spence over the last two years.