St. Louis Cardinals: National League Top Chalk
An impressive MLB best 56-33 first half record has moved St. Louis past the Los Angeles Dodgers and into a tie with the Washington Nationals as World Series co-chalk in the National League. The Cards preseason price has shrunk by 500 units, the Nationals have dropped 50 units, while the Dodgers line has remained unchanged. Though we’re not really sure why, and despite a mediocre 46-43 first half, the San Francisco Giants +1800 preseason line has been cut in half and the defending Champs are the fourth National League favorite. Pittsburgh closing in on the Cardinals and deserves respect.
Kansas City Royals: Proving the bookmakers preseason projection wrong
Largely based on the belief that the World Series Crown will remain in the National League, we didn’t discuss the American League in our preseason prediction. Looking back on the Fall Classic futures odds posted at TopBet in early March, we are a little surprised by gaudy +2500 line Kansas City was tagged with. After putting up a 52-34 first half record, in what is proving to be a wild American League, the defending AL Champion Royals are now the top overall favorite to win the World Series with +550 money line odds. The LA Angeles slipped to second AL chalk but retained their +1200 preseason price.
MLB 2015 World Series Betting Update: While we still like our 200 unit preseason wager on the Dodgers, we will improve our positioning with 200 unit wagers on the Cardinals and Washington plus a 100 unit wager on the streaking and pitching stacked Pittsburgh Pirates. Once our NL squads reach the playoffs, all four of them have a good shot at the six spots available, we will set up a guaranteed World Series payday and TopBet. If you agree with us – jump in now as these lines will begin to shrink as we move closer to the MLB Fall Classic in October. Act soon as these TopBet prices won't last.
TopBet SportsBook Updated MLB 2015 World Series Futures Odds
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