The mispriced lines
Our model prices every MLB hitter prop and compares it to the book. When our number beats the de-vigged line, that's a +EV play — and it shows up here.
+EV (positive expected value) means the bet is priced in your favor over time. If our model says a prop has a 55% chance of hitting but the book prices it at 50%, you have an edge. One bet can still lose, but betting +EV consistently is how sharps profit long-term.
Today's +EV board
Scanning the board…
How a play gets here: we project each hitter's stat line, turn it into a true probability, and strip the vig out of the book's odds to get their fair number. When our probability clears the book's price by enough, it's +EV. Stakes shown elsewhere use quarter-Kelly.
Educational and entertainment use only. The Neural Network is not a sportsbook and does not accept wagers. Lines move — always confirm the current price before acting.