The Gambling Edge April 11: Pirates Come Through Big

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We were back to winning in Baseball Tuesday following a rough Monday outing.  Our play on the Pirates at around +130 came through nicely as they beat the Cubs 8-5.  We did not have an NBA play for Tuesday.

Let's review:

Current NBA Record: 5-0 (100%)

Current MLB Record: 4-2 (67%) 1-0 High Priced Picks

NBA Recap: There were no NBA plays on Tuesday.

Check out the analysis for the previous day results here

MLB Recap: Heavy lopsided action on the Cubs, too enticing a line with little movement and the Pirates overall play of late had us backing Pittsburgh. 

An Early Look at Public Favorites for Wednesday: The T-Wolves are expected to be a heavy exposure Wednesday against Denver.  The Nuggets were just seeing around 10% of the early action.

The Mariners and Red Sox could be heavy exposures in Major League Baseball.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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