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S Ohtani Thu, Mar 23, 2023 EST

Rot Shohei Ohtani Next Contract Moneyline
1101 Over  499½  USD -130
1102 Under  499½  USD -110
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Rot Shohei Ohtani Next Team (If Not Angels) Moneyline
3101 New York Mets     +200
3102 New York Yankees     +400
3103 Chicago Cubs     +400
3104 Los Angeles Dodgers     +500
3105 San Diego Padres     +500
3106 Atlanta Braves     +800
3107 St. Louis Cardinals     +1000
3108 Houston Astros     +1600
3109 Philadelphia Phillies     +1800
3110 Toronto Blue Jays     +1800
3111 San Francisco Giants     +1800
3112 Cleveland Guardians     +2200
3113 Seattle Mariners     +2200
3114 Texas Rangers     +3000
3115 Boston Red Sox     +3000
3116 Milwaukee Brewers     +3000
3117 Chicago White Sox     +3000
3118 Miami Marlins     +3000
3119 Minnesota Twins     +3500
3120 Arizona Diamondbacks     +5000
3121 Washington Nationals     +5000
3122 Tampa Bay Rays     +5000
3123 Baltimore Orioles     +6600
3124 Cincinnati Reds     +6600
3125 Colorado Rockies     +6600
3126 Kansas City Royals     +7000
3127 Oakland Athletics     +7000
3128 Pittsburgh Pirates     +7500
3129 Detroit Tigers     +7500
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Month Wins Thu, Mar 23, 2023 EST

Rot Any Team to Record 21+ Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023? Moneyline
3001 Yes     -145
3002 No     +105
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Rot Rays - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3123 Over  16½  Reg Season Wins +115
3124 Under  16½  Reg Season Wins -155
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Blue Jays - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3125 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins -135
3126 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins -105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Orioles - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3129 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins +115
3130 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins -155
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Rot AL West - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3201 Houston Astros     +160
3202 Los Angeles Angels     +275
3203 Seattle Mariners     +325
3204 Texas Rangers     +350
3205 Oakland Athletics     +1500
Dead Heat Rules Apply. Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Mariners - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3225 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins -135
3226 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins -105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Rangers - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3227 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins -135
3228 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins -105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Athletics - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3229 Over  12½  Reg Season Wins +120
3230 Under  12½  Reg Season Wins -165
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Rot Guardians - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3321 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins -145
3322 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins +105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Twins - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3323 Over  14½  Reg Season Wins -130
3324 Under  14½  Reg Season Wins -110
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Royals - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3327 Over  12½  Reg Season Wins -110
3328 Under  12½  Reg Season Wins -130
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Tigers - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3329 Over  11½  Reg Season Wins -145
3330 Under  11½  Reg Season Wins +105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Braves - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3521 Over  15½  Reg Season Wins -145
3522 Under  15½  Reg Season Wins +105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Mets - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3523 Over  16½  Reg Season Wins +120
3524 Under  16½  Reg Season Wins -165
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Phillies - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3525 Over  15½  Reg Season Wins -120
3526 Under  15½  Reg Season Wins -120
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Rot Marlins - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3527 Over  13½  Reg Season Wins -130
3528 Under  13½  Reg Season Wins -110
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Nationals - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3529 Over  11½  Reg Season Wins +120
3530 Under  11½  Reg Season Wins -165
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot NL West - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3601 Los Angeles Dodgers     -110
3602 San Diego Padres     +150
3603 San Francisco Giants     +850
3604 Arizona Diamondbacks     +950
3605 Colorado Rockies     +2000
Dead Heat Rules Apply. Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Giants - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3625 Over  13½  Reg Season Wins -110
3626 Under  13½  Reg Season Wins -130
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Diamondbacks - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3627 Over  12½  Reg Season Wins -130
3628 Under  12½  Reg Season Wins -110
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Cubs - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3727 Over  12½  Reg Season Wins -145
3728 Under  12½  Reg Season Wins +105
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.
Rot Reds - Most Regular Season Wins by End of April 2023 Moneyline
3729 Over  12½  Reg Season Wins -115
3730 Under  12½  Reg Season Wins -125
Stands For Official Games By End Of April 2023.

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MLB Specials

Season Sun, Mar 26, 2023 EST

Rot American League #1 Seed & National League #1 Seed Both Make World Series Moneyline
1001 Yes     +600
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Rot Any Team to Start Regular Season 5-0? Moneyline
1101 Yes     -350
1102 No     +225
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Rot Any Team to Start Regular Season 10-0 Moneyline
1103 Yes     +800
1104 No     -2500
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MLB Specials

100 or More Sun, Mar 26, 2023 EST

Rot Total Teams to Record 100+ Regular Season Wins Moneyline
1101 Over  2½  Teams +155
1102 Under  2½  Teams -220
2023/24 Season. All wagers have action.
Rot Total Teams to Record 100+ Regular Season Loses Moneyline
2101 Over  2½  Teams -175
2102 Under  2½  Teams +130
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Pitchers Sun, Mar 26, 2023 EST

Rot Player To Record 200+ Regular Season Strikeouts During 2023/24 Season Moneyline
2101 Gerrit Cole     -350
2102 Spencer Strider     -220
2103 Corbin Burnes     -180
2104 Aaron Nola     -135
2105 Dylan Cease     -130
2106 Cristian Javier     -120
2107 Shohei Ohtani     -110
2108 Robbie Ray     Ev
2109 Jacob deGrom     +110
2110 Max Scherzer     +110
2111 Sandy Alcantara     +110
2112 Kevin Gausman     +120
2113 Luis Castillo     +120
2114 Shane McClanahan     +125
2115 Brandon Woodruff     +130
2116 Justin Verlander     +130
2117 Shane Bieber     +150
2118 Hunter Greene     +150
2119 Blake Snell     +150
2120 Zac Gallen     +165
2121 Triston McKenzie     +165
2122 Yu Darvish     +165
2123 Framber Valdez     +190
2124 Zack Wheeler     +190
2125 Alek Manoah     +210
2126 Julio Urías     +210
2127 Lucas Giolito     +225
2128 Chris Sale     +230
2129 Max Fried     +230
2023/24 Season. All wagers have action.

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Home Runs Sun, Mar 26, 2023 EST

Rot Player To Hit 30+ Regular Season Home Runs During 2023/24 Season Moneyline
2101 Aaron Judge     -700
2102 Kyle Schwarber     -500
2103 Mike Trout     -500
2104 Pete Alonso     -350
2105 Matt Olson     -200
2106 Shohei Ohtani     -200
2107 Austin Riley     -190
2108 Fernando Tatís Jr.     -165
2109 Kyle Tucker     -120
2110 Juan Soto     Ev
2111 Giancarlo Stanton     Ev
2112 Rafael Devers     Ev
2113 Ronald Acuña Jr.     Ev
2114 Manny Machado     Ev
2115 Mookie Betts     Ev
2116 José Ramírez     Ev
2117 Byron Buxton     Ev
2118 Paul Goldschmidt     +125
2119 Matt Chapman     +125
2120 Julio Rodríguez     +125
2121 Rhys Hoskins     +125
2122 Corey Seager     +125
2123 Eugenio Suárez     +125
2124 Nolan Arenado     +125
2125 Salvador Pérez     +145
2126 Anthony Santander     +145
2127 Rowdy Tellez     +145
2023/24 Season. All wagers have action.

Baseball Betting Odds & Lines

The sport of baseball has been around since the 18th century when people in Europe would hit a ball pitched to them, while the batter ran a circuit of bases after hitting the ball.

While baseball has evolved since those days, some central baseball concepts remain. In its early stages, baseball was known by many different names, but the term baseball wasn’t used until 1700, according to some people, while others dispute the term was used in 1672 to describe a game known as stoolball.

It wouldn’t be until 1846 that two teams, the New York Mutual and the Knickerbockers, would play the first “official” baseball game in the United States.

Since then, there have been college, amateur, and professional baseball teams in the United States and worldwide. Some of the most popular baseball leagues worldwide are MLB, NCAA baseball, and Japan NPB.

Major League Baseball

MLB has been around since 1876 and is the oldest professional baseball league globally. MLB is made up of two leagues, the National League and the American League, with 15 teams each.

MLB has a 162-game regular season, followed by three playoff rounds for the NL and three for the AL, with the winner from the AL and NL facing each other in the championship game, the World Series.

The NL and AL both have three divisions each and those divisions have five teams each. The team with the best record in each division will go to the playoffs, plus two additional teams with the best record that didn’t win their division.

The wild card round is a one-game elimination between the two teams that didn’t win their division; the division series will be between the top team and the winner of the one-game match while the other two remaining teams face each other in a best out of five series.

The final playoff round, the league championship series, will be the best out of five series between the division series winners, with the winner of this series going to the World Series.

NCAA Baseball

NCAA Baseball was first played by Amherst College and Williams College in 1859 under “Massachusetts rules,” which had a few different rules than the baseball we know today.

Those differences were that fielders were allowed to put a runner out by hitting him with a thrown ball, there was no foul territory, and the rules did not require baserunners to stay within the baselines.

Today, NCAA baseball follows most of the standard rules across all baseball leagues.

The NCAA baseball regular season consists of 82 games, with 64 teams going to an NCAA baseball tournament at the end of the season for a chance to become the next College World Series champions.

The tournament is unique in that it features four tiers of competition, alternating between double-elimination brackets and the best-of-three series.

Throughout the entire 64-team tournament, a team can lose a total of four games and still be crowned champions.

National seeds are given to 16 teams during team selection, with the top eight teams automatically hosting a super regional if they advance past the regional round.

Conference champions receive automatic bids in these tournaments while the selection committee fills the remaining spots.

The tournament brackets are divided into these three stages: regionals, super regionals, and the College World series.

Nippon Professional Baseball

NPB is a Japanese baseball league that consists of two leagues and 12 teams between the Pacific League and the Central League.

The NPB regular season consists of 146 games, with the conclusion of each regular season seeing the best teams from each league play in the Nippon Series, also known as the Japan Championship Series.

The Nippon Series is a best of seven series between the Central League’s team with the best record and the Pacific League’s team with the best record. There are no playoff games to get to the Nippon Series.

BetUS Offers

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How to Bet on Baseball

Baseball is the most exciting sport to bet on, as professional teams usually have between two to four-game series against their opponents throughout the baseball season.

So with baseball games having the chance of giving a different outcome from one day to the next when there is a series involved between two teams, gamblers have to study many things besides just the baseball odds.

Gamblers looking to bet on baseball games need to look at more than just the baseball lines and baseball odds as baseball betting takes research if you want to find some teams that can help you get a winning bet.

Baseball odds work closely to an NFL game, except baseball betting is based on runs instead of points like in the NFL.

There are three main options for gamblers to bet on baseball games that we will go over.

Run Spreads

Baseball betting on run spreads is based on which team is favored or underdog for each game. The run spread gives runs to underdog teams while the favorite team will give runs to the opposing team.

These spreads are usually adjusted based on which players are starting and out for the game.

The most significant thing that gamblers should look at is the bullpen and which players are available in each bullpen, along with the batting stats of players from both teams.

Bullpen players have a history of being either the pitcher that helps hold the lead or blows their team’s lead. Looking at a relief pitcher’s ERA can help with seeing if they are more prone to blow a lead or not.

Looking at the offensive bench players and their history against opposing pitchers would be something else that can help find out if one team can have a secret edge that has gotten overlooked.

Ensuring that a team can cover the run spread is essential to a winning wager, and if a bullpen has a history of giving up too many runs late in the game, your team might not cover.

Batting rotation can also play a part in which team will have an edge. Seeing which batters have a good history against starting and relief pitching can show if a team has a weakness or strength with their starting lineup.

Baseball Moneyline Bets

The moneyline is a straight-up bet on which team will be the winner. Baseball odds for moneyline bets give the favorite negative odds, while the underdog gets plus odds.

With most MLB games being competitive, the moneyline odds can be a chance for gamblers to get better returns over making a run spread bet.

The same strategies that gamblers use on run spreads can be used here, as the gambler only needs an outright win.

Over/Under on Run Total

The last type of baseball odds to look at is how many total runs will be scored in a game.

The odds will be based on a total number of runs, with gamblers choosing to wager if the total runs will be over or under the number given.

For these types of wagers, gamblers will need to look at both the pitching and batting of both teams.

While the baseball odds are based on what oddsmakers think will be the total number of runs scored, they come to that number by looking at the average number of runs both teams score in a game.

Gamblers should look at what batters for both teams are on hot or cold streaks, along with the ERA of the starting pitchers and the bullpen pitchers.

These players will all be a part of and can factor in how many runs are scored.

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Baseball FAQs

BetUS has many baseball games available to bet on, from NCAA baseball to MLB and even baseball leagues from around the world, along with prop bets on each game. BetUS also allows for the use of cryptocurrency to place your baseball bets.
On the sportsbook part of the BetUS site, click on BASEBALL. From there, you can scroll down to the baseball league and game or games that you want to bet on in those leagues. After clicking on the game(s) you want to bet on, you will see all the odds and different types of betting options available for the game(s). You can then click on which game(s) you want to wager money on.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are the favorite to win the 2022 World Series for the MLB season.
Baseball odds work the same as football odds. When looking at the odds numbers, you will see either a plus or minus sign. There is also the abbreviation EV; this means even odds. Teams with plus odds are the underdog while teams with negative odds are the favorite; if the game is a toss-up, there will be even odds for both teams.
You will get even money for every $100 bet with EV odds, so even odds will get you $200 on a $200 wager. You will get the amount shown for every $100 bet with plus odds, so +300 will get you $300 on a $100 wager. Negative odds show how much you have to wager to win $100, so -500 odds mean you need to wager $500 to win $100.

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Rolling If Bets (RIF) allow you to use the balance (amount) from existing wagers to make a new wager. As long as existing wagers have not been graded, the amount wagered can still be used to make new wagers. However, if your original wager loses, the Rolling If Bet is then cancelled. There are two options for ties (pushes); you can specify if you want the Rolling If Bet to continue in case of a tie or simply cancel the RIF.

Rolling If Bets are:
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  • not available with Free Plays or Futures and Props
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  • you can only use the funds from the amount of the pre existing wager
How to Place a Rolling If Bet:
  • Choose any straight, parlay or teaser and Place it on the Bet Slip
  • Click on the Rolling If Bet button next to the wager detail
  • In the RIF dropdown, choose a wager that you want to use for RIF
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