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by WagerHome Blog on July 13, 2024

The unofficial first half of the 2024 MLB season is set to end on Sunday, and that means that it’s time for the annual All-Star Break. While most teams are well over the 81 games at the halfway point, this is a good time for each team to reflect on what has taken place.

This also means that the All-Star Game is coming up next week, and there are other festivities that take place surrounding the game. Instead of just sitting back and watching the Midsummer Classic, now is the perfect time to start putting together some great betting options.

Becoming your own bookie is always a great idea, but this week will represent one of the best times of the year to get that done. Instead of just looking for ways to bet on the All Star Game, you can make some money by having the bets flowing in through you.

Since this is always one of the slowest weeks when it comes to live sports, you will have some time to get your PPH site set up. Instead of trying to start this process on your own, you should be looking at WagerHome.com to get things going.

Here is a look at the week ahead for Major League Baseball and what you need to do to become your own bookie.

More Than ASG

The All-Star Game is clearly the biggest event that takes place during All-Star Game weekend, but there are other events to keep an eye on as well. Betting on the All-Star Game will come with some excellent opportunities, especially if you get into the prop betting side of things.

Instead of just looking at the game, you can also focus on the Home Run Derby as well. Every single league has some great exhibition events during the All-Star Game festivities, but the Home Run Derby is one that always stands out.

There will be a number of different ways to offer bets on the All-Star Game, and you want to get in on those right away. Since there aren’t going to be many other events taking place, it’s a perfect time to focus betting on the home run action.

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After you have your PPH site established then you are going to have to do some work to start making money. Since this will be a slow week in sports coming up, you can use that time to your advantage.

Time to Look at MLB Futures

by WagerHome Blog on April 26, 2024

The 2024 MLB season actually began in the month of March this year, and that means that the first month is nearly over. There are some great betting options every single day of the MLB season, but now is actually the perfect time to make some futures picks as well.

This is also the perfect time to become your own bookie as there are still five months of MLB action set to take place. Becoming your own bookie can actually be more valuable than simply betting on random MLB games, because that can be hard to predict.

When you are your own bookie, futures wagers are actually something that you can feature, and it’s a great way to cash in. It’s not as simple as just starting to accept wagers, but there is a company out there that can help you get started.

Here is a look at some of the top MLB futures wagers to make, and how you can become your own bookie today.

Betting on Teams and Players

The MLB season is a marathon every single year, but there are some betting trends that emerge early on in the year. Now is actually the perfect time to bet on the teams that you believe that can win the World Series, and there are some early candidates.

In the National League, the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers both look like World Series favorites, and each team is absolutely loaded with talent. The American League looks to be a bit more wide open, but the New York Yankees have gotten off to a huge start.

There are going to be some great player future awards as well, including betting on the MVP and Cy Young Award. It still might be a bit too early to really get a good feel on those races, but there are some very talented players throughout the league.

This is the time when the odds are the most valuable, and getting some futures wagers in right now is a good idea. Instead of just making the wagers on your own, you can also look at taking those wagers through your own PPH site.

Win With WagerHome

If you plan on becoming your own bookie then you are first going to have to find a way to get a PPH site set up and running. That can present some challenges, but the best option will be to use WagerHome throughout the early part of the process.

You will have some choices when it comes to setting up your PPH site, but WagerHome can also take away some of the stress. You aren’t going to be left on your own after the site is set up either as you can always get some additional help when needed.

After you get your site set up then WagerHome will work with you to try and get the most traffic to your site every single day. There will be plenty of time to attract some baseball bettors, and you can have some great odds for them to explore.

MLB Spring Training Action Heats Up

by WagerHome Blog on February 28, 2024

The start of the 2024 Major League Baseball season is still more than a month away, but there is live baseball being played at this time. Spring Training is taking place in both Arizona and Florida, and that has unlocked some new betting opportunities at the professional level.

Now is the perfect time to look at becoming your own bookie and getting your PayPerHead site set up prior to the start of the regular season. Baseball might not be the most popular sport to bet on, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some great betting options available.

WagerHome.com is a big name in the PPH industry, and it’s a website that you supply you with all of the tools needed to become your own bookie. Instead of sitting on the sidelines during the MLB season, it’s time to step up to the plate and start accepting wagers today.

Loaded Slate of Games

Even though baseball still isn’t as popular as betting on some other sports, there are actually more options throughout the day. Every team in the league is slated to play 162 regular season games, and that number increases when Spring Training is involved.

The MLB Spring Training schedule is loaded with games every single day, and every game is going to have some interesting baseball betting opportunities. Even though baseball is not a popular sport to bet on, it does come with more betting options than other sports.

Betting on baseball can be viewed as a marathon, and it’s something that you might have experienced if you are wagering on sports. Instead of simply betting on the game, it would be a much better option to start offering the bets yourself.

You are in complete control when you are running your own PPH site and you get to decide what odds are available for each matchup. Prop betting has become a major focus when it comes to baseball, and live betting is a good option as well.

Now is the perfect time to switch up your focus and start accepting wagers on baseball games for the 2024 season.

No Reason to Stress

Becoming your own bookie is not something that simply happens overnight, but it’s not a process that should be overwhelming either. Setting up a PPH site is now easier than ever thanks to WagerHome.com.

WagerHome has a ton of experience in this space, and they are always looking to take on some new clients as well. You could be the next client to join that list and realize the potential that is available to you.

You are not going to be alone throughout this process as WagerHome is going to be with you every step of the way. Getting your PPH site set up is an important first step, but the company will also be there to answer any of your questions.

Getting your site up and running during Spring Training is the first step, and that will have you ready to gear up during the regular season.

Updated Odds for Baseball Postseason Awards

by WagerHome Blog on June 6, 2023

Summer is here, baseball has passed the one-third pole, and there are less than 100 games for each team between now and the end of the 2023 regular season.

We also have a much better idea of who has the staying power to win the American and National League MVP and Cy Young awards.

American League MVP Odds

Shohei Ohtani (-145)
Aaron Judge (+500)
Yordan Alvarez (+2000)
Mike Trout (+2500)

In the first week of June the baseball American League MVP race really is down to two players, Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge. And because of Ohtani’s status as a true baseball unicorn, it would take another 60 home runs from Judge to wrest the award away from the two-way star, Ohtani.

Barring injury, this is Ohtani’s award to win.

National League MVP Odds

Ronald Acuna Jr. (+110)
Freddie Freeman (+600)
Mookie Betts (+1200)
Pete Alonso (+1400)
Paul Goldschmidt (+2000)
Juan Soto (+2000)

The first place Braves are getting a great season from Ronald Acuna Jr. He has a .331 batting average, 12 home runs, and 26 stolen bases through the first weekend of June. Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman leads the National League in batting, just percentage points ahead of Acuna. Pete Alonso is the National League’s leader in baseball home runs and RBI.

American League Cy Young Odds

Shane McClanahan (+350)
Gerrit Cole (+400)
Framber Valdez (+800)
Shohei Ohtani (+900)
Kevin Gausman (+900)

When the season began Shane McClanahan was paying +1400 to win the A.L. Cy Young Award. Now the Tampa Bay ace is the favorite, with a 9-1 record and 2.02 ERA through the first weekend of June. Gerrit Cole was supposed to be at the top, and he hasn’t disappointed. The Yankees right-hander is 7-0 and coming off a dominant performance against the Dodgers.

And of course there is the indelible Shohei Ohtani, making an impact at the plate and on the mound.

National League Cy Young Odds

Spencer Strider (+190)
Zac Gallen (+240)
Clayton Kershaw (+1100)
Mitch Keller (+1200)
Logan Webb (+1800)
Zack Wheeler (+2500)

Atlanta’s Spencer Strider leads all of Major League Baseball with an incredible 113 strikeouts in just 69.2 innings. Zac Gallen of the Diamondbacks has allowed just three home runs in 13 starts, and he has Arizona tied for first in the N. L. West.

Tied with Arizona is the Dodgers, who continue to get great innings from Clayton Kershaw. The 35-year-old three-time Cy Young winner is healthy and very much in the mix for more postseason hardware.

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2021 MLB Futures Bets to Consider

by WagerHome Blog on March 30, 2021

The Major League Baseball season begins on Thursday, and a full 162-game schedule is the plan. The next season of baseball definitely looks brighter than the last season, so as always, at this time of spring, we want to get those MLB futures bets placed before the new campaign begins.

World Series Champion

Los Angeles Dodgers (+350)
New York Yankees (+550)
San Diego Padres (+900)
New York Mets (+1000)
Atlanta Braves (+1000)
Chicago White Sox (+1000)
Minnesota Twins (+1800)
Toronto Blue Jays (+2200)
Tampa Bay Rays (+2200)
Oakland Athletics (+2200)
Houston Astros (+2200)

The Los Angeles Dodgers are favored to repeat as champions, but is +350 worth the risk? To put it this way, are they really seven times more likely to win the World Series than last year’s American League champion Rays? Or the talented lineup of Toronto?

The Mets aren’t coming off a good 2020, but they are coming off a great offseason and may be worth a play at +1000.

MLB Win Totals

You can make MLB futures bets on the over/under on regular-season win totals for each team, and one of the most appealing bets is the Cardinals going over 86.0 wins.

The Cardinals haven’t finished below .500 since 2007, and since 2015, newly-acquired Nolan Arenado has averaged a WAR of 6.3. As the favorite to win a division that includes the Cubs and Pirates – the Pirates’ over/under on wins is 59.0 – the Cardinals should easily push for 90 wins.

Another bet to consider is the under on the White Sox and 89.5 wins. Chicago is good, but it just lost Eloy Jimenez for the season. The 23-year-old slugger was projected to hit 31 home runs in 2021.

Also, the Twins will give the White Sox a run for the division title, and both the Royals and Indians will be better than many think. The White Sox may get into the playoffs, but 90 wins will be tough to hit.

Home Run Leader

Mike Trout (+1200)
Pete Alonzo (+1200)
Joey Gallo (+1200)
Juan Soto (+1400)
Ronald Acuna Jr. (+1500)
Cody Bellinger (+1500)
Yordan Alvarez (+2000)
Bryce Harper (+2000)
Aaron Judge (+2000)
Giancarlo Stanton (+2000)

Mike Trout is an interesting favorite on this list. As good as he is, he’s never been a home run leader. In 2019 he hit a career-high 45 home runs, but the leader that year was Pete Alonzo with 53.

One bet to consider is Aaron Judge. When healthy, he is a 50-plus home run hitter. He just hasn’t been healthy since 2017.

However, Judge says that he’s changed his approach this offseason to body health and vows to be in the lineup all season long.

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Betting The 2020 MLB Division Series

by WagerHome Blog on October 6, 2020

How impressive that seven teams from the AL Central and NL Central divisions made the MLB playoffs. Equally impressive is that not one of them could get past the Wild Card round and into the Division Series. Going 0-7 is no easy feat. Let’s hope that’s not where you put your money.

Sans the Central divisions, the postseason rolls on, where it’s now a best-of-five to decide who is moving on. And for the first time this season, baseball has bubbles, with the American League playing all of its games in San Diego and Los Angeles, and the National League playing in Houston and Arlington, Texas.

In a season that only saw teams play against opponents in their own division, each of these series features an intra-division matchup.

New York Yankees (-148) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (+120)

The Yankees lost the AL East to the Rays by seven games, and in the head-to-head meetings, Tampa Bay won eight of 10. So how are the Rays the underdog in this division series?

It’s not as though the Yankees finished strong. They lost six of their final eight – a stretch without a single home run from Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Gleyber Torres.

They did look good against Cleveland, but in a longer series, one big game has less impact. These teams don’t like each other, and it will be a great series, but the value rests in Tampa Bay playing as the dog.

Houston Astros (+100) vs. Oakland A’s (-121)

The A’s have been one of the best pitching staffs all season long, while the Astros have seen their offense struggle when compared to previous years. Oakland took the AL West from Houston, they won seven of 10 regular-season meetings, and they will win this series.

Houston’s “we don’t need trash cans” 2020 tour will come to a close in the next five games.

San Diego Padres (+175) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (-223)

With so many exciting young players, the desire to see the Padres take this series the distance is strong. But the Dodgers remain the favorite to win the World Series, and it’s easy to see why.

Walker Buehler and Clayton Kershaw are an incredible 1-2 punch at the top of the rotation, and just in case the pitching isn’t dominant, Los Angeles scored a baseball-best 349 runs.

One of these days, the Padres will get there. But not in this series.

Miami Marlins (+275) vs. Atlanta Braves (-358)

During the regular season, the Braves finished second in the National League in runs and home runs, but just shut out the Reds in 22 innings over a two-game sweep.

We know the Braves can crush the ball. But if they continue to pitch as they did in the Wild Card, they might be the team to beat Los Angeles, and they definitely won’t lose to the Marlins.

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MLB Playoffs Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on September 29, 2020

It wasn’t that long ago that we weren’t even sure there would be a 2020 Major League Baseball season. Or after several positive COVID-19 tests, that the season would finish. But here we are about to begin the biggest postseason baseball has ever had as the MLB Playoffs begin on Tuesday.

We have more teams, more games, and more excitement for October baseball than ever before. And with legalized gambling sweeping the nation, this postseason will also see more action than ever before.

We have a full eight series in the Wild Card round just waiting to be wagered.

MLB Wild Card Series Odds

American League

Tampa Bay Rays (-210) vs. Toronto Blue Jays (+170)
Oakland Athletics (-135) vs. Chicago White Sox (+110)
Minnesota Twins (-120) vs. Houston Astros (+100)
New York Yankees (-135) vs. Cleveland Indians (+110)

National League

Los Angeles Dodgers (-300) vs. Milwaukee Brewers (+240)
Atlanta Braves (-125) vs. Cincinnati Reds (+105)
Chicago Cubs (-190) vs. Miami Marlins (+160)
San Diego Padres (-175) vs. St. Louis Cardinals (+145)

All Wild Card series are best-of-three.

Series Notes

There are some things to take note of as these brief series get underway.

The Yankees are just the fifth seed, and they lost six of their final eight games. But even with that, they are still favorites from the oddsmakers to make it all the way to the ALCS, and they are the third most likely team to win the World Series.

Game 1 features Cy Young favorite Shane Bieber against Gerrit Cole, and it will go a long way to deciding who takes this series.

Because of the expanded playoffs, some teams are playing that perhaps shouldn’t. The Miami Marlins, with a minus-41 run differential and just the 21st-best ERA in baseball (4.86), are one such team.

The last time the Marlins faced the Cubs in the postseason, the world was introduced to Steve Bartman. With no fans at the games, he will definitely not be on hand to give the Marlins an extra out. But even if he were, it’s hard to see it helping keep the Marlins’ perfect postseason record (two appearances, two World Series titles) intact.

Keep an eye on the Braves and Reds. The seventh-seeded Reds have a .212 batting average – the lowest ever for a playoff team, and the second lowest in the history of baseball. But their top three starting pitchers are as good as anyone, and much better and more consistent than No. 2 seed Atlanta’s.

A couple of long balls for Cincinnati, and a couple of dominant performances on the mound, and this could be the upset of the Wild Card round.

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Books Making Up Rules for Baseball

by WagerHome Blog on August 6, 2020

If you are a regular baseball bettor, you’ve been relying on the option to play listed pitchers for years. It’s a simple thing, and it’s been standard issue for bookmakers since baseball betting began.

If you choose to play “listed” instead of “action,” and the listed pitcher is replaced before the game begins, your bet is canceled.

Baseball has used this year’s shortened season as an opportunity to change some of its rules, and several bookmakers and pay per head sites have done the same. Gone is the action vs. listed option.

Now, regardless of a starting pitcher change prior to the game, the bet you place is the bet you’re stuck with.

Placing Bets: Action vs. Listed

There is nothing worse in betting than having $50 on the Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw, to suddenly have him scratched and replaced by Dustin May, which happened in Los Angeles’ season opener this year. Nothing against May, but he’s no Kershaw, and the bet you placed is no longer the bet you’re playing. This is why baseball bets come with a choice.

When placing the bet, if you choose “listed,” when Kershaw or another starter gets the boot, your bet is canceled. If instead, you choose “action,” that means you are locked into going ahead with the bet, but at a new moneyline should there be a starting pitching change.

Most experienced baseball bettors don’t like to take “action” because it removes their control. Their knowledge and research are rendered moot. Whereas taking” listed” allows the bettor to look at the new pitcher and the new moneyline and decide if they still want to play it.

Bookmakers that are removing this option from their baseball listings are removing your choice as an experienced baseball bettor.

Why Bookmakers are Making This Change

Under the cover COVID-19 excuses, bookies who have pulled the plug on “listed pitcher” bets say they’re making the change for two reasons.

First, baseball has changed. More relief pitchers are starting the game, giving way to a traditional starter beyond the first inning. The listed starting pitcher is no longer as important.

That is true in the case of a team like the Brewers. But if you’re playing the Nationals and Max Scherzer, he is the traditional starting workhorse that you base your bet around.

The other reason bookies give is that this is how other sports operate. Your Lakers bet doesn’t change because LeBron James sits. Your Ravens bet doesn’t change if Lamar Jackson is a game-time scratch. This just makes baseball equal to those sports.

Nonsense. There is no player in any sport that has the influence on an outcome like a starting pitcher. Being able to bet on the listed starting pitcher is paramount to being a successful baseball bettor.

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MLB Opening Day Betting Previews

by WagerHome Blog on July 22, 2020

It is finally here. Nine months since the end of the 2019 World Series, Major League Baseball’s Opening Day 2020 is happening this week. Yes, it’s okay to be a little teary-eyed.

It will be a season unlike any other. We have 60 games and a set of rules to accommodate the risks of the coronavirus and the limited resources each team has with no minor league season.

If anyone tells you they know what to expect, they’re lying. No one can really know in such a small sampling of a regular season. It’s like picking a game-winner after three innings.

The unknowns, however, will also make this one of the most exciting betting seasons we’ve ever had. And on Opening Day, we get treated to two nationally televised matchups packed with wagering intrigue.

New York Yankees at Washington Nationals

NY Yankees -1.5 (+125)
Washington +1.5 (-148)

The Nationals are, of course, the defending World Series champions, but if the 2019 season had only been 60 games, they wouldn’t have made the postseason. Meanwhile, the Yankees are hands down considered the best team in the league and will be starting their new acquisition, Gerrit Cole. Washington will counter with three-time Cy Young winner Max Scherzer.

Scherzer makes his third straight Opening Day start for the Nationals. Cole is the new $300 million man and was an obvious choice to start on Opening Day. The last time he had that honor was 2017 with the Pirates.

San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers

San Francisco +1.5 (+114)
L.A. Dodgers -1.5 (-132)

If the National League has its version of the Yankees, it’s the Dodgers. Offseason acquisition David Price has opted out of the season, which diminishes their dominance just a bit, although, in the National League West, they are clearly the class of the bunch.

The Dodgers are -715 to win the division for the eighth straight season. The Giants, on the other hand, pay +8000 on a bet to win the NL West. In short, the Giants are not going to win the NL West this season.

Starting for the Giants will be Johnny Cueto, who made a successful return to the mound last September after Tommy John surgery. In four Opening Day starts, Cueto is 1-1 with an ERA of 0.64.

Clayton Kershaw makes his ninth career Opening Day start for the Dodgers. He is 5-1 with a 1.05 ERA in the previous eight starts.

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MLB, NBA, NHL All Set to Return in July

by WagerHome Blog on June 30, 2020

Normally, the sports calendar in July is so slow that ESPN puts out its annual award show, The Espys, just to help fill the void until things return. With only baseball to fill our weeks, and NFL training camps beginning at the end of the month, sports fans and sports bettors know that July is the best time to take family vacations.

Not this year.

Get ready for the greatest month of July the sports world has ever seen.

The Return of Baseball

Finally, after multiple weeks of negotiating, fighting through the media, telling us the season was 100% going to happen, then not happen, and then happen again, MLB and its players union have an agreement to begin the season on July 23.

It will be an all-out 60-game sprint to the playoffs and a season unlike anything we’ve ever seen before, with all teams only playing games against their division or the corresponding regional division in the other league (NL East vs. AL East, and so on).

NBA Seeding Games and Playoffs

One of the reasons the NCAA Tournament is so great is that there is no waiting for basketball to start. Games tip off early, and never seem to stop. Now imagine an NBA world like that. How amazing would it be?

Imagine no more, because when the NBA resumes on July 30, they will play 88 seeding games to finish out the season in just two weeks time. Twenty-two teams, three courts, four television networks (TNT, ESPN, ABC, and NBATV), and games starting as early as 12:30 pm ET through as late as 9 pm ET.

You can’t really go anywhere at the moment, so grab your remote, your favorite betting app, and prepare for NBA basketball overload.

NHL Playoffs

A Stanley Cup Playoffs like we’ve never seen before will also be coming to our televisions in late July. Twelve teams from each conference are in, with the top four teams in each playing a round-robin tournament for seeding, while everyone else plays in a best-of-five series for the right to get into the final playoff bracket.

The NHL still hasn’t decided which cities will serve as hubs for these games, or when exactly players will report. A new CBA is close to finalization, which, along with creating labor peace for the next six years, will create the return-to-play protocols, including a date certain for the resumption of training camps and the playoffs that follow.

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New York Yankees (-148) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (+120)

Houston Astros (+100) vs. Oakland A’s (-121)

San Diego Padres (+175) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (-223)

Miami Marlins (+275) vs. Atlanta Braves (-358)

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