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HOW WE RUN PROPS

Fair Play Standards for MLB Props

We run our MLB prop markets with clear settlement rules and no hidden math. Here's what that looks like in practice.

Transparent Odds Display

Every MLB prop line shows its current American-format odds. We update lines as starting pitcher news breaks — no stale numbers sitting on markets that have already moved.

Published Settlement Rules

Our prop settlement rules are listed in your account's terms section. Voided markets — like a scratched starter — refund to your account wallet automatically per the posted policy.

Lineup Confirmation Window

Prop markets for individual batters and pitchers only open after official lineup cards post. That protects you from betting a prop on a player who isn't actually starting.

State Eligibility Check

MLB prop access depends on your state's current sports betting laws. We verify your location at login so you only see the markets available where local law permits.

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Inside Our MLB Prop Markets

Our MLB prop board covers individual player performance across every game on the slate. You'll find over/under lines on hits, runs scored, strikeouts, walks, and total bases — markets that let you zero in on how one pitcher or hitter performs tonight rather than just who wins. Batter matchup props sit alongside pitcher prop lines like earned runs allowed and outs recorded.

Where the sportsbook data exposes it, you can parlay two or more props from the same game. Check your account's prop section when the daily schedule drops; markets open as soon as lineups are confirmed.

PROP HELP DESK

Help When Prop Questions Come Up

MLB props move fast once lineups post. If a market looks off or a settlement seems wrong, here's how to reach us before the next pitch.

Live Chat Reach our support team through live chat directly from your account page. It's the fastest path if a prop line disappears or a settlement needs a second look.
Prop Settlement Questions If a player scratches before first pitch and your prop voids, check the settlement tab in your account history first — most resolutions post there automatically.
Account Wallet Help Funding your prop action via PayPal, Venmo, or Play+ and hitting a snag? The account wallet section walks through each funding step, or chat with us directly.

MLB Prop Betting Terms You Should Know

New to player props or just want to confirm what a market actually means? These are the terms that come up most when you're working through the MLB prop board.

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What is a player prop bet in MLB?

A player prop is a wager on an individual player's statistical performance — like whether a pitcher records over or under 6.5 strikeouts — rather than the game's final score.

02
What does 'total bases' mean in a prop market?

Total bases counts how many bases a batter earns from hits: one for a single, two for a double, three for a triple, four for a home run. You bet over or under a posted line.

03
What is an alternate line in a player prop?

An alternate line lets you shift the over/under number on a prop — higher for better odds on the over, lower for better odds on the under — compared to the standard market line.

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What does 'void' mean when a prop is canceled?

A voided prop means the market is canceled and your stake returns to your account wallet — typically because the player did not start or the game was postponed before becoming official.

05
What is a same-game parlay in MLB props?

A same-game parlay combines two or more prop or game markets from a single MLB game into one bet. All legs must hit for the parlay to pay; one loss and the whole ticket loses.

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What does 'moneyline' mean on a player prop page?

In prop context, moneyline refers to the American-format odds attached to each side of a prop — a negative number means a favored outcome, a positive number reflects the underdog side.

MLB Player Props — What We Get Asked Most

These are the real questions that come up when you're navigating the MLB prop board on spinions. Straight answers, no fluff.

Prop markets open once official lineups are confirmed, usually about an hour before first pitch. Log into your account and the prop board refreshes automatically as new markets go live.

Yes, where the market allows it. Same-game parlay lets you combine a pitcher strikeout prop with a batter hits prop from the same game. Cross-game parlays are also available on eligible markets in your account.

If an MLB game is postponed before it becomes official, all prop bets on that game void and your stake returns to your account wallet. Settlements post once the league confirms the postponement.

We post strikeout props for the starting pitcher on most scheduled games. Relief pitcher props appear on select games where the data feed supports it — check the prop tab inside each game's market page.

Use the player search inside the MLB section of your account. Type the player's last name and the prop board filters to show every available market — hits, strikeouts, total bases — tied to that player's next game.

Access depends on your state's sports betting laws. We check your location at login and show only the markets available where local law permits. If props are not visible, your state may not currently authorize them.
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