- Sharp action has hit three MLB games on Wednesday's slate.
- That action includes plays on Brewers-Cardinals (7:10 p.m. ET), Yankees-Rays (7:10 p.m. ET) and Tigers-Twins (8:10 p.m. ET).
It was a 2-2 Tuesday night for wiseguys, but as is usually the case, a .500 win rate was enough for sharp bettors to make a profit as they stuck to mostly plus-money bets.
For Wednesday night, they’ve taken a slightly different approach, as two of their three top values have come on over/unders.
Betting Terms to Know
Steam Move: Sudden, drastic and uniform line movement across the market caused by an overload of sharp action from respected players.
Reverse Line Movement: When the betting line moves in the opposite direction of the betting percentages. It’s a top smart money indicator.
Line Freeze: When one side is getting heavy betting, but the line won’t budge, indicating sharp liability on the other side.
Juice: The tax or commission that bettors must pay sportsbooks in order for them to accept your wager. A -115 juice means a bettor would have to wager $115 to win $100.
>> All odds as of 4:45 p.m. ET. Download The Action Network App to get real-time MLB odds and track your bets.
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