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MLB Scores and Live Odds
| FINAL | Line Movements | Moneyline | Total | Runline | Notes | |
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| 4 | o7.5 -114 o7.5 -111 o7.5 -111 | -109 | o7.5 -114 | -1.5 +149 | ||
| 3 | -112 -112 -106 | -112 | u7.5 -106 | +1.5 -186 |
Last play: Trea Turner grounds out to second base, Tommy Edman to Freddie Freeman.
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Game 3: LAD 2, PHI 0 TBS
| FINAL | Line Movements | Moneyline | Total | Runline | Notes | |
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| 3 | o7.5 -115 o7.5 -115 o7.5 -115 | +113 | o7.5 -115 | +1.5 -180 | ||
| 7 | -137 -142 -136 | -137 | u7.5 -105 | -1.5 +148 |
Last play: Dansby Swanson strikes out swinging.
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Game 3: CHC 0, MIL 2 TBS
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MLB Betting Information
MLB betting isn’t as popular as NFL betting, but it is a sport that sharp bettors love most. With each MLB team playing 162 games, online sports betting sites stay busy posting lines for multiple games nearly every single day between March and into October.
With so many games, pitching scratches and lineup changes, MLB lines can vary from sportsbook to sportsbook, which is why you should be using our MLB odds page for every baseball bet.
The most popular way to bet on MLB is by betting on the moneyline. If you’re new to sports betting, learn how to read lines and check out our FAQ before you do anything. Additionally, our parlay calculator is perfect if you’re swinging for the fences.