MLB
10/24/2026 12:10 AM
MONEYLINE
Game
TAMPA BAY RAYS
+153
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
-185
MLB
10/24/2026 12:10 AM
RUNLINE
Game
TAMPA BAY RAYS
+1.5
-160
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
-1.5
+135
Game Lines
American Odds
MLB
10/24/2026 12:10 AM
MONEYLINE
Game
TAMPA BAY RAYS
+153
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
-185
MLB
10/24/2026 12:10 AM
RUNLINE
Game
TAMPA BAY RAYS
+1.5
-160
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
-1.5
+135
Our MLB board updates in real time, giving you quick access to the standard trio on every game: moneyline, run line, and total. Click into any matchup to dive deeper into player props, First 5 Innings (F5) lines, and live pitch-by-pitch odds. All odds are listed in standard American format.
Every game displays three prices side by side. A minus sign (–) marks the favorite and shows what you need to risk to win $100. A plus sign (+) marks the underdog and shows what a $100 bet pays out.
Here's how that looks on a Blue Jays–Red Sox game, with $20 on each bet (example odds only):
| Bet | Odds | Profit on $20 | Total return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Jays to win (moneyline) | -140 | $14.29 | $34.29 |
| Red Sox to win (moneyline) | +120 | $24.00 | $44.00 |
| Blue Jays -1.5 (run line) | +150 | $30.00 | $50.00 |
| Red Sox +1.5 (run line) | -170 | $11.76 | $31.76 |
| Over 8.5 runs (total) | -110 | $18.18 | $38.18 |
Those numbers also double as market probabilities. A -140 favorite carries roughly a 58% implied win chance, while a +120 underdog sits around 45%. The gap between those numbers is the sportsbook's hold (the vig).
Picking the outright winner, extra innings included. Because baseball is high-variance and even the best teams lose 60+ games a year, you'll rarely see heavy favorites priced much steeper than -200.
Baseball's version of a point spread, almost always set at 1.5 runs.
A bet on total runs scored by both teams. Most MLB lines sit between 7 and 10 runs, anchored by the pitching matchup, ballpark dimensions, and weather.
If you trust a starting pitcher but don't trust the bullpen behind him, F5 lines let you bypass the relievers entirely. They grade your bet strictly on the game's first five innings.
Props are where daily handicappers often find the biggest edge. Books set individual player lines mostly off season averages, meaning they can lag behind short-term adjustments, mechanical tweaks, or specific pitch-type matchups.
A few spots worth watching for:
You can build your own player combinations using the Prop Builder, or stack props alongside moneylines and totals in a Same Game Parlay (SGP).
Baseball's pace gives you time to think between pitches, which you don't get in fast-moving sports like basketball or hockey. Live lines update after every at-bat, adjusting to what's happening on the field right now.
The best entry points usually pop up at predictable transition points:
Opening lines post the afternoon or evening before first pitch once starters are confirmed. Prices move for three main reasons: line-up news (scratches, rest days), weather shifts, or heavy sharp money.
When the line moves against the public (e.g., 75% of bets are on Team A, but the line moves toward Team B), that's Reverse Line Movement, signaling big money from respected handicappers on the other side.
The price at first pitch is the closing line. If you consistently bet a team at -120 and they close at -140, you're beating the market consensus—which is the best benchmark for long-term betting success.
Before placing your bets for the slate, run through a quick routine:
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You bet on whether total runs scored will go over or under the posted line (usually between 7 and 10). If the game lands exactly on a whole number total (e.g., total is 8 and it ends 5-3), the bet pushes and your money is returned.
Splits show two numbers: the percentage of total bets (tickets) and total money (handle) on each side. A big gap—like 35% of bets generating 70% of the money—often points to where larger, sharper bets are landing.
Yes. Live odds update after every at-bat for moneylines, run lines, totals, and inning-by-inning props.
Because baseball games are low-scoring and roughly 30% are decided by a single run. A favorite that wins 4-3 cashes the moneyline but loses at -1.5, so books offer a better payout to balance the risk.
CLV compares the price you got to the final line before first pitch. Getting a better price than where the market closes is a reliable sign you're making good bets over time.