Just in time for the MLB playoffs, a refresher course on what resources we use to determine what kind of MLB bet we’re going to place. Read up, get smart, and win!
The bottom line is: I’m more confident in this player prop than any parlay I could put together for Wednesday's games, and it offers more value.
You know what happens when your two best hitters are unable to play? Your odds of winning decrease significantly. You know who currently has that problem? The Cardinals.
The week begins with great news for baseball bettors who like parlays. Why? Because it includes two of the best teams in baseball (Houston and the Los Angeles Dodgers) against the two worst (Oakland and Washington).
The SuperBook released their over/under win totals for all 131 FBS teams, and we've got more than just a couple we really like.
The All-Star break is officially over, which means it's time to get back to business and place some MLB parlay bets.
Paul Goldschmidt is the consensus favorite, but some of the books are still offering at least even odds.
Sunday was about the last day of the first half of baseball season and the first round of the MLB Draft. Monday was all about the Home Run Derby.
Sunday was about the last day of the first half and the first round of the MLB Draft; Monday was all about the Home Run Derby and Tuesday is all about the All-Star Game.
Both bets revolve around the beginning of the Derby. Now you don't have to watch the whole Derby anxiously waiting to see if your parlays hit.
Every sportsbook has Ohtani as the current favorite for AL MVP.
We're three days away from the MLB All-Star break, yet there's still no-clear cut favorite in the American League Central.
Tony Gonsolin has a legit shot to win 20 games, lead the majors in a couple of pitching categories and finish in the top five in several others. Those are Cy Young award-winning numbers.
When it comes to the National League, few have been more dominant than the Los Angeles Dodgers and the St. Louis Cardinals.
With a full slate of games on Tuesday — 16 to be exact — the more opportunities to combine alternate prop bets/runlines in to a big payday present themselves like no other.
The Phillies and Cardinals wrap up their four-game series on Monday, and it's worth betting on. Here's a same-game parlay for you to consider.
What's better than winning a bet to start your weekend? Winning a same-game parlay (SGP) bet!
Thursday's Yankees-Red Sox game is going to have a different feel to it, and that's why I'm going to help you to bet the moneyline, spread and over/under for the series opener.
I told you when I first started writing for Yardbarker back in June that I like parlays. If you follow me on Twitter at @jaredshlensky, you'll notice both my parlays hit on Tuesday. Today, I've got a two-leg parlay that I really like.
The best way to come out of the long Fourth of July holiday weekend is to jump on some home run bets for Dinger Tuesday.
The New York Yankees (+180) remain the favorite in the AL and the Los Angeles Dodgers (+210) remain the favorite in the NL. But there are some other Series contenders that provide a lot bigger bang for the buck, who could actually win it.
What's more American than baseball and the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest? The answer: Nothing. That's why you need to start the Fourth of July weekend on Friday by betting on both.
With more than half of Wednesday's games scheduled for afternoon start times, I decided to focus on two night games -- the Chicago Cubs vs. the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox vs. the Los Angeles Angels.
With an Alternate Run Line Spread on the Astros +1 and the Giants +1, the opportunity to make a good chunk of change is still there.