MLB Playoffs Bets Bets: Wednesday's Five Best Bets from the oddschecker+ Positive Value Bets Tool
The MLB Playoffs are here and the oddschecker+ Positive Value Bets Tool is here to bring us the five best bets on the board on Wednesday. Our AI predictions find expected value based on the odds and tell you where to bet to maximize your profit.
Matt McCuen - October 2, 2024, 1:03 PM EDT
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Another day waking up and heading right to the oddschecker+ Positive Value Bets Tool to see what the best MLB bets are on the board. Just like every other day, there are a ton of plays I like, so i went ahead and picked five for Wednesday
Let’s jump to the winners!
1. Jurickson Profar RBI +240
The first-time All-Star has enjoyed the best season of his career.
Batting in the middle of this dynamic Padres lineup, Profar will have multiple opportunities to drive in runs tonight.
The expected value of this prop is 75.34%.
2. Matt Olson RBI +220
After being blanked last night, the Braves will look to bounce back as an offensive unit tonight.
Olson ranks second on the Braves in runs batted in this season.
Our AI probability is 54.34% compared to the implied probability of 31.25%.
3. Rhys Hoskins RBI +202
The former Phillie has had a knack for performing his best against the New York Mets.
Hoskins has historically hit left-handed pitching exceptionally well and will face a southpaw tonight.
Additionally, Hoskins is a threat to go deep at any time, making me love this play's value.
4. Alex Bergman RBI +190
Bergman has been extremely clutch throughout his career in the playoffs.
Hitting in the middle of this loaded Astros lineup, chances will present themselves for an RBI today.
The expected value of this prop is 61.43%.
5. Max Fried Over 4.5Ks +100
Our OddsChecker trends tool shows the Southpaw exceeded this number in eight of his last ten starts.
Fried has some of the best strikeout stuff in baseball, and while San Diego does not strike out often, this number is too low.
We are getting an expected value of 51.8%.
