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 ​MLB Player Props

​Player props are some of the best ways to bet on the MLB. Take this mindset fairly similar to daily fantasy sports where bettors must select certain propositions regarding each specific game. There are plenty of bets that will last the entire season but the extreme baseball fanatics will be betting daily on the MLB player props. Between comparative prop bets and those that ask bettors to select who will do something first, the options are nearly endless.

Every MLB game has player prop bets and deciding which one to play is solely on the bettor. Some bettors like to throw money all around on player prop bets hoping that the majority hit while other focus in on a few players or teams. Those who take it the most serious often only play one type of player prop and learn everything they can about this one way to beat the sportsbook. While baseball is full of statistics, no book tracks results of MLB player props ATS results giving you the advantage.

Types Of MLB Player Props To Bet On

​Total Hits, Runs and RBI’s

This betting type is likely the most popular method for baseball bettors. If it isn't the most bet on, it certainly is the most widely accepted. Betting on one player's total of hits, runs, and RBIs from a game will be met with an over under proposition.

Total H+R+RBI - Anthony Rizzo (CHC) - 2.0
Over -120
Under -110


Notice how there is slight shading on the over for Rizzo, as he constantly get his statistics shown on the box score. Bettors can find it advantageous to bet with or against the public; however, finding odds that cost -110 or less may put a bettor into the green over time.
​Total Strikeouts

On the opposite side of hitting is focusing on the pitchers. Betting on a pitcher's strikeout total can be easy for some pitchers. Using stats like a pitcher's WHIP, K/BB and K/9 help bettors find consistent and reliable information regarding the starter.

Total Strikeouts - Gerrit Cole (R) - 9.5
Over -105
Under -125


Like Gerrit Cole, finding the right pitcher can go a long way in this entertaining MLB prop. Sometimes chasing a bad pitcher can help when taking the under, but following the aces is a sure fire win to win this wager. Dive deep into the stats on this one.
Moneyline Player Prop Bets

These three bets all focus on a yes/no scenario and instead of the oddsmakers handicapping the proposition, they are offered on the moneyline. This allows MLB betting followers to take an underdog or play the favorite. All that has to happen is for the event to occur one time, so finding the right MLB underdog can go a long way. Using MLB game logs helps keep current with how players have done recently.
Record A Home Run

Home run hitters will be given favored odds than those who are late in the lineup or are contact hitters. Odds range mainly between +300 and +500 for most. When selecting no, odds can range higher than -1000.
Record A Hit

Like homeruns, those who are are known for getting on base will be given more expensive odds. Look for bettors on a long hitting streak but be mindful of the odds - the favorites can get as expensive as -600 at times.
​Record A Stolen Base

This prop is a little more of a lottery ticket, as stealing a base requires a few things to go right. Odds range above +500 for most MLB players, but those attempting to select 'no' will be locked in with -1000 odds or higher.
Comparative Props Between MLB Players

Instead of asking if a player will do a certain action, sportsbooks also offer odds on two players' stats based against each other. While this may come with a spread involved, it often is displayed with just a moneyline but it all depends on the sportsbook, the player, and the prop bet.
​More Hits, Runs and RBI’s
DJ LeMahieu -170
Cavan Biggio +130
More Strikeouts
Justin Verlander -2.5 (+130)
Lance Lynn +2.5 (-155)
Futures Prop Bet

While these types of MLB prop bets aren't offered on every game, guessing the winner can offer solid payouts. Make sure to throw a few longshots out there if you want, but remember the favorites are favored for a reason. Still, those with odds higher than +1500 can hit.

Who Hits The First Atlanta Braves Homerun?
Marcell Ozuna (+135)
Ronald Acuna Jr. (+175)
Dansby Swanson (+475)
Freddie Freeman (+900)
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