Your Questions About Baseball Betting Odds

How can I make 300 seperate 8 team parlays in Las Vegas?

I am planning on visiting Las Vegas in a few weeks (again) and was curious of a few things that I don’t know about. Do the sportsbooks have parlay cards or something that I could fill out to place my bets ON BASEBALL? I’ve also heard about personal betting terminals, where you can place bets from your seat. On a particular Saturday, I would like to watch baseball from about 11am…til about 10pm. I would really like to bet the field with all kinds of long odds bets (like a solid 8 teamer). I was thinking about making something like 300 “8 team parlays.” I’m sure I could get it done with the parlay cards the night before…but I’m not sure they have them for baseball. How on earth could I make 300 bets in only a couple of hours??

What makes Baseball the most enjoyable Sport?

I have to tell you I spend a great deal of my life watching, reading stats, injury reports, box scores, etc. I for some reason enjoy BaseBall more than any sport- and even in contest where you have to pick winners against Vegas odds etc, like on http://www.CrazyDaddy.net , I win at a higher rate. I have won Vacations, Trips, Money, Contests, you name it.

What in your opinion makes baseball a more enjoyable Sport to concentrate your betting efforts on?

MLB Baseball Runlines and Moneyline bets????????

I dont understand why they make the betting odds the way that they do.
For EXAMPLE-

one of the games today is Astros @ Braves.
Braves are favored pretty decently to win, so the Moneyline is Braves -150, Astros +130.
but then skip right over to the Runline and all of a sudden these Braves that are the favorite to win the game are UNDERDOG to win by MORE THAN 1,
as the Runline is Braves -1.5 and +140, Astros +1.5 and -160.

Why do they do this????
The Braves are a pretty big favorite to win, but only by ONE RUN????

The way I see it, if a team wins their game, there is a much larger chance that the winning point spread will be something OTHER THAN one run as opposed to EXACTLY one run.

I understand that the moneyline is playing it “safe”, because all they have to do is win, but why do they make the payout odds so vastly different? -150 and +140 is a HUMOUNGOUS difference for ONE run.

Explanation?
In an NFL bet comparison,
it would be like if the Broncos are playing @ the Patriots,
and the Patriots are favored to win the game straight up so the moneyline is -150.
So to compare how much they are changing the payout odds, it would like if they made the spread as Patriots -3 and then bumped that spread payout up to +120 or something.

[obviously the NFL isnt like this, but thats what it would be like if they changed it to the way baseball's odds are]

Obviously if the Patriots win they will MOST LIKELY win by 3 or more points.

BTW, just to note-
The Braves won 12-4 tonight.