Should You Start Fading Gambling911.com Baseball Plays?

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In the midst of a 9-1 losing streak, Gambling911.com suggests the unthinkable: Fade our Baseball plays!

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“Yeah Monday started off sweet with Cleveland destroying Cincinnati as a -148 home favorite, but the losses once again began to mount with two late games,” notes Dan Shapiro of Gambling911.com. 

For sports bettors, Gambling911.com is working to become one of the most informative wagering information websites on the Web.

“If you are betting Baseball, you’ll want to read G911 religiously,” Shapiro suggests.  “We will be featuring invaluable trending and strategic information, even if you wish to forgo following our actual picks.

“It’s just a bad stretch that should improve,” Shapiro reassured.

Easy for him to say.  That has yet to happen.

- Payton O’Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor

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