What the MLB Odds Board Actually Shows You
Every game on the board carries three default columns: the moneyline, the run line at -1.5/+1.5, and the over/under total. Tap any game row and a deeper market card opens — you'll find first-five-inning lines, first-inning run scored, and a roster of player props covering strikeouts, hits and total bases. Odds shift as pitching confirmations come in, so the number you see
at noon on a Tuesday can look different by first pitch. We source lines from established odds feeds and surface them in your mobile browser without requiring a separate app download. Players in Detroit can pull up that day's slate in seconds. Availability depends on your state.