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MLB odds – Get the Best Odds at MLB

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Los Angeles Dodgers3.653.60
New York Yankees9.008.80
Atlanta Braves10.009.80
New York Mets12.0011.50
Philadelphia Phillies13.0012.50
Baltimore Orioles15.5015.00
Houston Astros19.0018.50
Boston Red Sox26.0025.00
San Diego Padres29.0027.00
Texas Rangers29.0029.00
Arizona Diamondbacks30.0029.00
Chicago Cubs30.0029.00
Seattle Mariners30.0029.00
Cleveland Guardians34.0032.00
Detroit Tigers34.0032.00
Minnesota Twins34.0034.00
Kansas City Royals41.0038.00
Milwaukee Brewers42.0041.00
Toronto Blue Jays51.0050.00
Tampa Bay Rays55.0051.00
Cincinnati Reds81.0075.00
San Francisco Giants81.0080.00
Pittsburgh Pirates110.00101.00
St Louis Cardinals110.00101.00
Los Angeles Angels201.00170.00
Oakland Athletics201.00190.00
Washington Nationals251.00220.00
Chicago White Sox501.00500.00
Colorado Rockies501.00500.00
Miami Marlins501.00500.00

MLB Odds

Major League Baseball, popularized as MLB, is North America’s lone professional baseball league. Baseball is a bat-and-ball game that involves players from opposing teams fielding and batting in turns. While not everyone can actively participate in the pitch, there are other ways in which baseball fans can be part of the fun. One of these ways is betting on the outcome in a particular match.

There are different types of bets that can apply to a baseball match. All bets are controlled by a mathematical determiner known as “odds”.

MLB Odds Explained

The Point Spread

This is also known as “the spread” or “the line”. To handicap the favorite team, bookmakers apply a point spread as the margin. For wagering purposes, the bookmaker forecasts the number of points that the favored team will win by. These points make up the point spread.

To indicate the favorite team, a minus sign (for instance -5.5) is utilized. The underdog is denoted by a plus sign (for instance +5.5).

Betting on the favorite requires that team to win by a margin higher than the point spread given. If one of the two conditions isn’t met, the bet is considered as lost. A bet on the weaker team wins if the team wins the match, ties, or if the favorite wins without exceeding the point spread. In most sports, the standard in most point spread bets is that staking $110 wins one $100.

The Money Line

This is one of the easiest MLB bets offered by bookmakers. It implies placing a bet on a particular team to win a game. It’s really that simple. Instead of a point spread, the money line gives a solid price for gamblers to wage on. With little regard to the score, the team selected to win has to do so in order for the bet to win.

With the money line, a minus sign such as -130 will always denote the favorite team. It also indicates the amount required of you to stake for you to win $100 back as profit. On the other hand, a plus sign such as +120 points out to the underdog. This indicates the expected profit for any single bet of $100. From this scenario, it is clear that with the favorite, staking $130 wins you $100 while with the underdog, staking $100 wins you $120.

The Over/Under

Over/under markets are controlled by the number of points issued by a bookmaker. The points are based on their expectation of what the total score for the whole match will be. Normally, overtime is included and the score for both teams combined is considered.

Typically, the bet placed depends on whether the total points scored will be greater or less than the number given out by the bookmaker. Generally, staking $110 wins you $100, just like with the point spread betting system.

The common term used to refer to money line and point spread betting is “sides”, implying that an individual bets on a particular side to be the overall winner. With the over/under betting system, the slang commonly used is “totals”.

As in the other American leagues (NFL, NHL, NBA, etc.), Major League Baseball also has a playoff.