Baseball Odds

Listed below are the most up-to-date baseball odds on the internet. After the baseball lines, you will find a short guide that will show you how to read these baseball odds.


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Money Lines | Point Spreads | Totals

Game Time Teams
08/01/2010
13:05 EST
Cleveland Indians
Toronto Blue Jays
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -140
-1.5 120
off
off
08/01/2010
13:10 EST
Arizona Diamondbacks
New York Mets
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -150
-1.5 130
off
off
08/01/2010
13:10 EST
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
0
0
off
off
-1.5 140
+1.5 -160
off
off
08/01/2010
13:35 EST
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Nationals
0
0
off
off
-1.5 100
+1.5 -120
off
off
08/01/2010
13:36 EST
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -160
-1.5 140
off
off
08/01/2010
13:40 EST
New York Yankees
Tampa Bay Rays
0
0
off
off
-1.5 110
+1.5 -130
off
off
08/01/2010
14:05 EST
Milwaukee Brewers
Houston Astros
0
0
off
off
-1.5 115
+1.5 -135
off
off
08/01/2010
14:05 EST
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -150
-1.5 130
off
off
08/01/2010
14:10 EST
Seattle Mariners
Minnesota Twins
0
0
off
off
+1.5 135
-1.5 -155
off
off
08/01/2010
14:10 EST
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -155
-1.5 135
off
off
08/01/2010
14:15 EST
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
0
0
off
off
+1.5 135
-1.5 -155
off
off
08/01/2010
15:10 EST
Chicago Cubs
Colorado Rockies
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -160
-1.5 140
off
off
08/01/2010
15:35 EST
Texas Rangers
Los Angeles Angels
0
0
off
off
-1.5 125
+1.5 -145
off
off
08/01/2010
16:05 EST
Florida Marlins
San Diego Padres
0
0
off
off
-1.5 120
+1.5 -140
off
off
08/01/2010
20:06 EST
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
0
0
off
off
+1.5 -210
-1.5 175
off
off

How to Read Baseball Odds

Unlike many sports, baseball betting consists mainly of betting by way of the money line. This means that teams do not spot one another points, but instead the payout is greater for the underdog team than it is for the team expected to win. For betting on a favorite in a baseball game, the odds are with this team winning. As a result, the payout is less favorable. For every $100 wagered, you can expect to earn less than $100 in return. By comparison, a team listed as an underdog will return odds greater than $100 for winning in a typical baseball game.

The typical baseball line appears as follows:

    Washington Nationals (r) Mock, 8.0(-105) (+125)
    St Louis Cardinals (r) Wainwright a 8.0(-115) (-145)

Firstly, the easy portion of the odds line is that the Cardinals are favored over the Nationals. Additionally, one can see that Adam Wainwright is the right-handed pitcher expected to start for the Cards, while the Nationals expect to send righty Garrett Mock to the mound. If the pitcher were a lefty, an L would take the place of the R.

Money placed on the Nationals will return at a rate of $125 per $100 bet, while it takes a $145 bet to win $100 if betting on the Cardinals. The money line numbers are located on the far right hand side of the sample listing.

In addition to betting on the outcome of the baseball game, a bettor may also bet on the over/under totals of the game. The over/under total for this sample baseball game is eight runs. If we believe the teams will score a combined total of less than eight runs, we bet the under. If we think they will score more than eight runs combined, we bet the over.

The over/under total for this example baseball game is eight runs. If we choose under eight runs, we will win $100 for every $115 we bet. Should we choose more than eight runs, we will win $100 for every $105 we wager on the over/under line. When two quality pitchers are dueling, it is often wise to select the under line for total runs scored. In fact, pitching match ups are one of the best indicators of whether the game is set to produce many or few runs.

Reading the line in baseball is easy, as each figure explains how much money can be won with each bet.