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Welcome to BetUS, your ultimate destination for betting on the MLB Home Run Derby odds. Home Run Derby. The ultimate test of power. Who’ll reign supreme? BetUS has your answer. Bet the winner, the final round matchups, most homers, longest bomb, total jacks, player props, and more. Want action on a specific matchup? We’ve got that too. Every swing counts. Every home run matters.

For those who love to bet on the finer details, BetUS offers odds on the total number of home runs hit in the event. You can bet on the over/under total homers by player, giving you a chance to analyze and decide how far each competitor will go. Matchup odds are another exciting option, where you can bet on head-to-head contests between sluggers, predicting who will come out on top in specific matchups.

When is the Home Run Derby?

The MLB All-Star break is here, and that means it’s time for MLB’s Home Run Derby. The annual showcase of power hitters will kick off at 8 p.m. ET on Monday, July 15, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

How to Watch the Home Run Derby

The Home Run Derby will be broadcast live on ESPN, with streaming available on ESPN+ and the ESPN app.

2024 MLB Home Run Participants

While Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, and Juan Soto have chosen not to participate this year, the lineup still boasts plenty of heavy hitters ready to put on a show.

  • Pete Alonso
  • Bobby Witt Jr.
  • Gunnar Henderson
  • Marcell Ozuna
  • Adolis Garcia
  • Teoscar Hernandez
  • Jose Ramirez
  • Alec Bohm

Past Home Run Derby Winners

  • 2023: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
  • 2022: Juan Soto
  • 2021: Pete Alonso
  • 2020: N/A
  • 2019: Pete Alonso
  • 2018: Bryce Harper
  • 2017: Aaron Judge

Join us at BetUS and place your bets on the MLB Home Run Derby. Experience the thrill of every home run, every towering shot, and every intense matchup. Bet Home Run Derby and explore the diverse betting options to enhance your viewing experience. Place your bets now and be part of the excitement as the best hitters in the league go head-to-head in this iconic event.

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