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MLB betting offers a wide array of markets to suit various betting styles and strategies. Below are the primary MLB betting markets and how they work:
1. Moneyline
- What It Is: A bet on which team will win the game outright, regardless of the score.
- Example:
- New York Yankees: -150 (favorites)
- Boston Red Sox: +130 (underdogs) A $150 bet on the Yankees returns $100 if they win, while a $100 bet on the Red Sox returns $130 if they win.
2. Run Line (Spread)
- What It Is: Baseball’s equivalent of a point spread, usually set at -1.5 runs for the favorite and +1.5 runs for the underdog.
- Example:
- Los Angeles Dodgers -1.5 (+120): The Dodgers must win by 2 or more runs to cover.
- Chicago Cubs +1.5 (-140): The Cubs must win outright or lose by no more than 1 run to cover.
3. Over/Under (Totals)
- What It Is: A bet on the total number of runs scored by both teams combined, going over or under a specific number set by the bookmaker.
- Example:
- Over 8.5 (-110): Total runs scored must be 9 or more.
- Under 8.5 (-110): Total runs scored must be 8 or fewer.
4. First Five Innings (F5)
- What It Is: A wager focusing only on the outcome of the first five innings. This market removes bullpen performance from the equation, emphasizing starting pitchers.
- Common Markets:
- Moneyline: Betting on which team leads after five innings.
- Over/Under: Betting on the total runs scored during the first five innings.
5. Team Totals
- What It Is: A bet on how many runs a specific team will score during the game.
- Example:
- Yankees Over 4.5 (-110): Betting the Yankees will score 5 or more runs.
- Red Sox Under 3.5 (+100): Betting the Red Sox will score 3 or fewer runs.
6. Player Props
- What It Is: Bets focused on individual player performances, independent of the game’s outcome.
- Common Examples:
- Pitcher Strikeouts: Over/Under a set number (e.g., Over 6.5 Ks).
- Home Run Props: Will a specific batter hit a home run?
- Combined Stats: Total hits, runs, and RBIs for a player.
7. Game Props
- What It Is: Bets based on specific events or outcomes within a game, rather than the final result.
- Common Examples:
- Total hits, runs, and errors combined.
- First Inning Run: Will a run be scored in the first inning?
- Which team will score first in the game.
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