Fade the Public Yes or No MLB - April 26

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Fade the Public Yes or No MLB - April 26

Big public favorites included the Seattle Mariners and Philadelphia Phillies, each seeing around 70% of the betting action.  The Twins and Cardinals were also seeing better than 60% of the action.


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The Phillies line was generally trending down from -180 to -170.

The Mariners number was coming down fast from -173 to -154.

The Twins line hadn't moved off the -180.

The Cardinals line has seen only a slight movement to -146.

The Marlins are not a very good team going up against Philadelphia.  As such we would not recommend betting against the public here.  Miami has won half of the last ten games versus Philadelphia.

Seattle has beaten what is esssentially a .500 Rangers team in their last five though Texas does have five victories against the Mariners in their last ten meetings.

With the Rangers sending Shelby Miller to the mound with his 1-1 record and 7.63 ERA, we'd stay clear.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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