MLS Odds
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Check out the latest MLS Odds lines from the best US sportsbooks.
Use the Settings block at the top of the table to choose to display bet types such as Moneylines, Spreads and Totals as well as odds in American, Decimal or Fractional values.
You may also be interested in checking out our MLS Futures or MLS Consensus Picks pages.
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While soccer might still be regarded as an emerging sport in the US, most sportsbooks offer comprehensive coverage of all major leagues, meaning customers are able to shop around for the best MLS odds.
Sportsbooks will offer odds on individual matches, with a range of odds offered. We'll cover the main types in this article.
MLS odds can appear in several formats - American odds, decimal or fractional and most bookies let users choose their preference. If not, you can use our handy odds converter.
In this article, we'll cover the following:
- MLS Straight Bet Odds
- MLS Point Spread
- MLS Moneyline Explained
- MLS Total Odds - Over-Under Betting Explained
- MLS Parlay Odds
- MLS Futures Odds
- Correct Score
- MLS Prop Bet
- Which US Sportsbook Has the Best MLS Odds?
While MLS might not be as big as NFL or NBA, for example, its popularity is increasing.
Across the 2021 regular season, an average of 384,000 TV viewers tuned in to watch each match. This increase in popularity means sportsbooks are having to keep up and the MLS betting space is becoming increasingly competitive.
That’s great news for customers – not only are there more welcome bonuses out there, but also more competitive prices. With this in mind, it’s always good idea to compare odds before making your bet, so you can take your money to the sportsbook with the best price.
Soccer offers a wide range of betting options for customers to choose from and odds can typically be found on the following markets...
MLS Straight Bet Odds
The straight bet is the most common type of bet. Here, you're simply deciding who you think will win and placing a bet accordingly. Bettors can wager on odds against the spread or bet the moneyline odds straight-up. You just need to correctly pick the team that you think wins the match or cover the points spread odds.
Online sportsbooks will set a line for every MLS fixture to create a more equal playing field between teams of different standards. A more superior team will be the odds-on favorite and betting on them to win straight-up will not offer much value.
The oddsmakers get that people like to bet for enjoyment and will spread the points to even out the match-up – which makes it more interesting to gamble on with more appealing betting odds.
MLS Point Spread
MLS spread betting is a form of handicap betting where one outcome is given a virtual advantage before kick-off.
The wager is then for the team to cover the spread by winning despite the disadvantage, or losing despite the advantage. For example, LA Galaxy might be given a -1.5 handicap vs Houston Dynamo, meaning they must win by two clear goals for the bet to win.
MLS Moneyline Explained
Quite simply, this is a bet on which team will win the match, or if it will end in a draw. The odds are typically determined by the strength of each team, the form, home advantage and other factors such as injuries or suspensions.
MLS Total Odds - Over-Under Betting Explained
Over / Under markets usually apply to the number of goals in a match. The customer must predict whether there will be more goals or fewer goals than a specific benchmark.
For example, in the over 2.5 goals market, there must be 3 goals or more for the bet to win. Over / Under markets can also be applied to number of corners or cards.
MLS Parlay Odds
Fans can boost their MLS odds with the option to parlay their bets. This means grouping several bets together to multiply the odds, often dramatically. Parlays can be bets from different matches, in different markets at different times.
A parlay might be something like, LA Galaxy to win, Jozy Altidore to score first, Michael Bradley to be sent off.
The potential winnings of MLS parlay bets can be calculated using our odds calculator.
MLS Futures Odds
A futures bet is a long-term bet that will be settled in the future. People like to place an MLS futures bet when they want to back their hunch on a season-long outcome, such as the MLS Cup.
There’s value to be found when betting on MLS futures odds, because you can wager higher odds on a team before the oddmakers know how well a team will perform in a new MLS season.
Correct Score
MLS correct score markets challenge the punt to correctly predict the exact result of the match. For example, LA Galaxy to beat Houston Dynamo 2-0.
This usually offers attractive odds, due to the difficulty in predicting an exact result.
MLS Prop Bet
A prop bet provides odds on pretty much everything else not mentioned above that can happen in an MLS match.
Which US Sportsbook Has the Best MLS Odds?
Setting odds for the MLS is pretty important amongst US sportsbooks and the lines are set accurately by pro oddsmakers. Check out our Top US Sportsbooks reviews page to find the very best out there, with the best sign-up offers, odds and more.