Sports Betting Projections
| SCHEDULED | OPEN | PRO LINE Projections Our model’s odds for each game, compared to the consensus odds. We recommend at least a Grade of B or a +3.5% Edge before considering a bet based solely on projections. | CONS. | GRADE | EDGE | BEST ODDS | BET % | MONEY % | |
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Wed 10/28, 12:08 AM 961 Rays TB 962 Dodgers LAD | +1.5 -1.5 | +1.5 -1.5 | -- -- | -- -- | 47%53% | 38%62% |
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Spread
A point spread allows bettors to wager on the margin of victory in a game. A -3 favorite needs to win by four points or more to cover the spread. A +3 underdog needs to lose by less than three points, or win the game, to cover the spread. A minus sign indicates that team is the favorite; a plus sign indicates that team is the underdog.
Total
A total (also known as an over/under) allows bettors to choose whether the number of points scored by both teams will be over or under the listed amount. If a total is set at 45, bettors wager on the combined score going over or under 45 points.
Moneyline
A moneyline requires bettors to pick the winner of the game, but the odds are adjusted according to each team’s ability. A -200 favorite is expected to win the game, so bettors need to risk $2 for every $1 they want to win. A +150 underdog gives bettors the chance to win $1.50 for every $1 risked.