What the MLB Odds Board Actually Shows You
Every game on the board is laid out with three core markets: the moneyline (who wins outright), the run line (a 1.5-run spread), and the game total (combined runs over or under). Below those main lines you will find first-five-inning markets, pitcher props like strikeout totals, and individual batter props such as hits and home runs. Rotations numbers keep games sortable by
time slot. We pull lines for all 30 clubs across the full 162-game season, postseason included, so the board stays active from Opening Day through the World Series.