The 2010 regular baseball season is over and below are the statistics of how the simulator did for the 2010 season. Method of measurement is Return On Investment (ROI), which is calculated by taking the total amount won betting, divided by the total amount of money bet.
| Measurement | ROI |
| Overall | 3.42% |
| April | 8.95% |
| May | -1.37% |
| June | 1.20% |
| July | 5.52% |
| August | 1.28% |
| Sep/Oct | 5.66% |
| National League | 4.98% |
| American League | 1.53% |
| Interleague | 5.03% |
| Favorites | -4.00% |
| Underdogs | 8.04% |
| Visitors | -0.75% |
| Home | 6.06% |
| Home Underdogs | 15.55% |
| Home Favorites | 0.19% |
To put this in perspective, let's say that you average bet was $10 on each game, (this is a simplified example) - but just to get an idea on what you'd make, it would be around $730 and $7300 on average bet sizes of $100. From the table above, the simulator cleaned up on "home underdogs".
