MLB Best Lines
MLB run lines, moneylines and totals across major US books. Baseball moneylines swing hard on the announced starter, so the best available price moves more than it does in other sports.
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Compare every MLB line across the major books
- Moneyline, spread and total at every major US sportsbook
- The best price on each side, marked
- How far the best price beats the average book
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How MLB betting markets price best lines
Baseball is the outlier: the starting pitcher accounts for more of the price than any single player in any other sport, so an announced or changed starter can reprice a game entirely. Listed-pitcher rules exist precisely because of this - if you bet before the starters are confirmed, you are betting a different game than the one that gets played.
The other distinctive feature is park and weather. Ballparks differ enormously in how they play, and wind direction at a few of them changes run expectation more than any lineup decision. Baseball is also the highest-variance sport per game: even a clearly better team wins only around six times in ten, so results tell you far less about whether a bet was good than they do in football.
What moves MLB prices
- Confirmed starting pitchers, and whether your bet is listed-pitcher
- Bullpen usage over the previous two or three days
- Lineup handedness against the opposing starter
- Wind direction and park factors, which drive totals more than lineups
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