Get ready to enjoy the Major League Baseball preseason games that begin in early March and continue until early April.The spring is nearly here at last and now here we are staring down the barrel of another exciting MLB season. What will all of this mean to you when it comes time for some good old-fashioned baseball betting?

Baseball preseason betting goes for just about a month since the regular season doesn’t begin until April and Spring training is in high gear. Players fighting to make major league clubs are lobbying to get their numbers called. A couple of big time rookies have turned heads with great performances. Pitchers busy fine tuning mechanics in limited action. Hitter's in pursuit of "the zone". Injuries and nagging tweeks caught managers eyes too as they now must adjust accordingly. It's all part of pre-season baseball.

MLB pre-season betting can be one of the most challenging types of baseball betting that gamblers undertake. Baseball preseason betting involves a lot of minor league players, a lot of runs and some unpredictable scores. Baseball pre-season betting is so complex because teams are primarily focused on preparing themselves for the regular season, rather than earning victories, which means that baseball pre-season betting is particularly hard to predict.

When you are looking to make a baseball preseason bet there are some things to keep in mind. First, there are no totals. Second, the prices you see will be very generic with most games in the range of -120 to -140.

Later in the preseason you will start to see higher lines but early on the home team usually a slight favorite. The exceptions to that rule will be with power teams like the Yankees and Red Sox who will probably be laying -150 or so at home and maybe -120 on the road.

Nevertheless, baseball pre-season betting does offer potentially valuable match ups for the astute baseball betting enthusiast and baseball pre-season betting also provides gamblers with lots of important baseball betting knowledge.

Pre-season Baseball betting should not be left completely up to chance. Nor should you completely take our word for it. Examine the facts for yourself. Weigh the previous year's performance against the off-season trades, up-and-comers, and behind the scenes shenanigans, and make MLB picks that you can depend on with the utmost confidence for the coming MLB season.

Take a look this year at the exhibition baseball betting lines. Don’t automatically say that you are not going to get involved in baseball preseason betting. Take the time to do the research and find out about each game. If you do that you will have an excellent chance to win money in baseball preseason betting.

Our Sportsbooks offer money lines (side and totals) and run lines on all games. You will be hitting a home run win you are betting with Gamblers Palace.

There are tons of special prop bets on the All star game, MLB all starts, and the world series also.

Money Line Wagering
When wagering on sides - if you are betting the favorite. you will be laying odds.

When betting on the underdog - you will be picking the odds. The odds for each game are based on who is pitching

Action: you do not care if the listed pitchers start the game.

Listing both pitchers: you want action only if both pitchers start the game.

Listing your pitcher: you want action only if your pitcher starts the game.

Listing the opponents' pitcher: you want action only if the other teams' pitcher starts.
 

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When wagering on the Astros (favorite), you will be staking $150 to win $100. When wagering on the Brewers (underdog), you will be laying $100 to win $140.

If there is a pitching changes prior to the start of the game. All "listed pitchers" wagers will be cancelled and the money refunded. All "action goes" wagers will be adjusted to the odds of the new pitcher.

Wagering Totals (over/under)

If you wager on the Brewers/Astros game to go over the predicted total, the amount of the runs on the game must be equal or more than 10 in order to win the wager.

If you wager on the Brewers/Astros game to go Under the predicted total, the amount of runs on the game must not exceed 9 in order to win the wager.

The game must go to 9 complete innings. In the event of a pitcher change or an incomplete game all "total" wagers and Run Lines are no action. Parlays will revert to the next level (3 team parlay becomes a 2 team parlay and a two team parlay will become a straight wager).

 Note: Run lines and Totals are always "listed pitchers".
 

Batting Average (AVG): Divide the number of base hits by the total number of at bats.