Aaron Hicks: -110 to get a hit, -110 no hit.Aaron Judge: -225 to get a hit, +165 no hit.In that Mets-Yankees game, we see the following lines. The line will correlate with how likely that player is to get a hit, of course. Some books list it as 'to get a hit' while others offer over or under 0.5 or 1.5 hits. To Record a HitĬertain sportsbooks offer this prop differently. Even for a player with that much power, that's not a whole lot of games, which is why you'll see him offered at north of +300. Guerrero homered in 42 of his 161 games in 2021, just 26% of the time. You just can't lay the juice with the 'no' side.

HR: +360 ($10 wins $36)įanDuel on the other hand only offers the player to hit a home run, which it also priced at Guerrero +360.

Take this example from BetRivers for Cardinals vs. Some sportsbooks will give you two options when betting player home runs, while others will only give you the 'yes' option.Įvery player is more likely to not hit a home run in a single game, so you're always getting plus-money on home runs. His total is only 3.5, but you have to pay handsomely ($1.74 for every $1 you want to win) to take the over. If you want to bet the under, you'd need to risk $1.48 for every dollar you want to win. If you bet Scherzer over 8.5 strikeouts, he'll need 9 K's, and you'll get paid $1.15 for every dollar risked (because it's +115). Sportsbooks will offer the total strikeouts for each starting pitcher in the game, adjusted for each pitcher's ability and the team they're facing. Here are some of the most popular MLB props you can expect to handicap and bet. Here, you'll find odds comparisons for a variety of MLB props, the biggest edges against our projections, and some of our experts' favorite prop picks of the day. MLB player props are growing in popularity as more and more sportsbooks start to offer bigger menus of betting options.

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