Baseball Betting Odds: Find The Best (April 7, 2009)

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Baseball betting odds were different from online online sportsbook to the next and some varied quite significantly.  Gambling911.com has been monitoring these odds and here is what we found:

Atlanta vs. Philadelphia:  The money line ranged from between a low of Atlanta Braves -105 to -120.  The best line being the smallest could be found at PinnacleSports.com, however, they do not accept US customers.  BetJamaica.com offered a penny better line of -106 on the Braves here.

SBG Global offered the very best line on Detroit vs. Toronto at -109.  This one opened at -125 and was sitting at between -115 and -120 in Las Vegas. 

Betting Florida will require a hefty price but that price ranged from between -142 and -160.  Our friends at Sportsbook.com had Florida at -145.  Don't bet $160 to win $100 when you can bet this one at $145 to win $100.

Here is one of the biggest variances - Seattle vs. Minnesota:  Some online sportsbooks like SBG Global had Minnesota as low as -103.  This one opened at -120 and Vegas still had the Twins at -110. 

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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