This is the place for your MLB parlays.
You can build your own parlays using our MLB computer picks, but we've also got custom same-game parlays and overall parlays from experts Ethan Diamandas and Mitch Bannon all season long in this hub.
Here are your MLB parlay picks for today's baseball games as well as a profit tracker for our experts' recent selections:
| Market | Record | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Parlays | 0-0 | 0.0 |
| Same-Game Parlays | 1-2 | +0.75 |
| Overall | 1-2 | +0.75 |
MLB Parlay Picks Today: July 5
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What Are MLB Parlay Picks?
Our baseball experts build out their parlays using a variety of different types of betting formats. Generally, they pick three or more individual bets and then combine them together for a wager with a higher payout.
Here are the most common wager formats to know for these MLB parlays:
Moneyline
Moneyline betting is pretty simple. All you need to do to win an MLB moneyline pick is choose which team will win the game. It’s simple – if you bet the Guardians moneyline over the White Sox and Cleveland wins, you win your bet.
Runline
The runline is another name for a point spread that you may be more familiar with in NBA and NFL betting. A baseball runline is almost always a 1.5-point spread, meaning the favored team needs to win by over 1.5 runs (or the losing team can lose by under 1.5 runs or win outright).
Totals (Over/Under)
Another common wager across all sports is totals betting, where you wager on the total runs scored in a baseball game. You are simply choosing whether the final score will be over or under a pre-set total, like 9.5 runs.
Player Props
Our MLB experts usually mix in a prop bet or two to these baseball parlays, which is betting on specific market for an individual player. An example can be a pitcher's strikeout total (over or under) or a players hit total.
