Prices as of Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 3:32 p.m. ET; fair-price rows captured 2:41 p.m. ET.
Every pitcher edge on Wednesday's board is an under: OddsShopper's fair price, the sharp books' two-sided lines with their margin stripped out, finds one row paying more than it should at a takeable book, and not one of them is an over. The largest: Jacob Misiorowski under 3.5 hits allowed at +105 (BetMGM 🎁) against a fair -101. That is what a one-game October board looks like: few pitchers, many books on each of them, and the gap between the best of those books and the fair price is where the edges live. The strikeouts board below carries the best over and the best under on the deepest posted lines, and the one row where the books disagree most.
Where the Fair Price Beats the Book
These are the pitcher rows OddsShopper's +EV board flags on Wednesday's games (the board's three hitter rows on the same games, Taylor Walls's hits, Yandy Díaz's total bases, Victor Mesa Jr.'s total bases, sit outside this page): each is a price a takeable book posts above the fair number for that line, and the edge is the gap between the two, nothing more.
| Play | Fair | Best price (book) | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacob Misiorowski under 3.5 hits allowed | -101 | +105 (BetMGM 🎁) | 3.0% |
Jacob Misiorowski is the row to read closely. The fair price puts this side at 50%; BetMGM's +105 pays as if it were 49%, and the edge is the gap between those two numbers, nothing more.
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The MLB Strikeout Props Board
The edges above come from comparing books on one line; the board below does that for the two pitchers with the deepest two-sided markets posted: the consensus line, then the best over and the best under across every book OddsShopper tracks, deepest markets first. The full list is on the OddsShopper strikeouts board.
| Pitcher | Line | Best Over (book) | Best Under (book) | Books |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacob Misiorowski (MIL) | 5.5 strikeouts | -130 (PointsBet) | +133 (NoVig) | 32 |
| Drew Rasmussen (TB) | 4.5 strikeouts | -149 (BetOnline) | +120 (PointsBet) | 14 |
The row where the books disagree most is Jacob Misiorowski's 5.5 line: the best over is -130 at PointsBet and the best under +133 at NoVig. Those two prices add up to 99% for the two outcomes, well under the hundred-plus a single book charges for both sides; a gap that wide usually means at least one of the two quotes is stale or thin, not free money, and it is why the number is worth checking on every row, not only the ones you like. Some of those best prices sit where many US readers cannot bet: NoVig is an exchange rather than a sportsbook; BetOnline sits offshore. The edges table above is built from takeable books only.
The Read
Every edge on this page is bettable at BetMGM and nowhere else. The board runs 32 books deep on Jacob Misiorowski and 14 on Drew Rasmussen, and it keeps filling through the afternoon. The OddsShopper live odds screen for strikeouts re-prices every row through each first pitch, and the live home run prop odds do the same for the long ball.
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