Sports Betting Odds, Lines and Scores Today
| Time | ROT | NBAMon Jun 08, 2026 | WAGERS | OPENER |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
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Mon 6/8 8:30 PM | 505 |  San Antonio | 52% | +2 -110 | +2 -110 See more detail by clicking on individual odds
| +2 -115 | +2 -110 | +2 -110 | +2 -108 | +2 -110 | +2 -110 | +2 -110 | +2 -110 | |
| 506 |  New York | 48% | -2 -110 | -2 -110 | -2 -105 | -2 -110 | -2 -110 | -2 -108 | -2 -110 | -2 -110 | -2 -110 | -2 +100 |
Mon 6/8 6:35 PM | 905 |  SEA E. Hancock | 14% | - | - | -131 | -127 | -128 | -135 | - | -127 | -132 | -128 | |
| 906 |  BAL C. Bassitt | 86% | - | - | +109 | +113 | +108 | +115 | - | +113 | +112 | +116 | ||
Mon 6/8 6:40 PM | 909 |  BOS C. Early | 48% | -110 | -110 | -113 | -106 | -111 | -111 | -110 | -106 | -112 | -108 | |
| 910 |  TB I. Seymour | 52% | +100 | +100 | -107 | -106 | +101 | -109 | +100 | -106 | -105 | +100 | ||
Mon 6/8 6:40 PM | 907 |  NYY W. Warren | 41% | -103 | +115 | +106 | +106 | +111 | +108 | +115 | +106 | +106 | +110 | |
| 908 |  CLE G. Williams | 59% | -107 | -127 | -126 | -120 | -122 | -128 | -125 | -120 | -125 | -119 | ||
Mon 6/8 7:07 PM | 913 |  PHI C. Sánchez | 17% | -160 | -163 | -174 | -170 | -163 | -171 | -160 | -170 | -170 | -163 | |
| 914 |  TOR P. Corbin | 83% | +145 | +147 | +143 | +150 | +147 | +146 | +145 | +150 | +143 | +150 | ||
Mon 6/8 9:38 PM | 911 |  HOU S. Arrighetti | 100% | -118 | -128 | -134 | -122 | -127 | -131 | -125 | -122 | -130 | -122 | |
| 912 |  LAA G. Rodriguez | 0% | +107 | +116 | +112 | +108 | +115 | +111 | +115 | +108 | +111 | +112 | ||
Mon 6/8 9:40 PM | 901 |  CIN A. Abbott | 69% | +113 | +118 | +114 | +115 | +119 | +115 | +122 | +115 | +110 | +120 | |
| 902 |  SD W. Buehler | 31% | -125 | -130 | -136 | -130 | -132 | -135 | -132 | -130 | -130 | -130 | ||
Mon 6/8 9:45 PM | 903 |  WSH M. Mikolas | 100% | +149 | +133 | +125 | +130 | +133 | +130 | +135 | +130 | +126 | +130 | |
| 904 |  SF L. Webb | 0% | -165 | -147 | -149 | -147 | -148 | -152 | -150 | -147 | -148 | -141 | ||
Mon 6/8 10:05 PM | 915 |  MIL K. Harrison | 100% | -140 | -141 | -157 | -141 | -144 | -146 | -140 | -141 | -148 | -145 | |
| 916 |  ATH J. Springs | 0% | +127 | +128 | +131 | +125 | +130 | +125 | +130 | +125 | +125 | +134 |
Mon 6/8 7:00 PM | 605 | NY New York | 100% | -11½ -110 | -13 -110 | -13 -105 | -12½ -112 | -13 -110 | -13 -106 | -13 -110 | -12½ -112 | -13½ -110 | -12½ -115 | |
| 606 | C Connecticut | 0% | +11½ -110 | +13 -110 | +13 -115 | +12½ -108 | +13 -110 | +13 -114 | +13 -110 | +12½ -108 | +13½ -110 | +12½ -102 | ||
Mon 6/8 7:00 PM | 607 | I Indiana | 50% | -5 -110 | -4½ -110 | -4½ -115 | -4½ -110 | -4½ -115 | -4½ -112 | -4 -110 | -4½ -110 | -5 -110 | -5 -105 | |
| 608 | W Washington | 50% | +5 -110 | +4½ -110 | +4½ -105 | +4½ -110 | +4½ -105 | +4½ -108 | +4 -110 | +4½ -110 | +5 -110 | +5 -111 | ||
Mon 6/8 10:00 PM | 609 | S Seattle | 40% | +14½ -110 | +16½ -108 | +16 -110 | +16½ -110 | +16½ -108 | +16 -108 | +16½ -105 | +16½ -110 | +16 -110 | +16 -110 | |
| 610 | LV Las Vegas | 60% | -14½ -110 | -16½ -112 | -16 -110 | -16½ -110 | -16½ -112 | -16 -112 | -16½ -115 | -16½ -110 | -16 -110 | -16 -105 |
Up-to-Date Odds & Lines
If you’re comparing sports betting odds for today’s games, expect prices to vary by book. The spread might be the same, but the payout often isn’t. Getting the best number—whether that’s -5 instead of -6 or -105 instead of -115—adds up over time.
This guide shows how odds work, how to read lines fast, and how to shop prices without overpaying.
Why Odds Differ (and Why It Matters)
Books don’t all take the same action, at the same time, with the same limits. That’s why you’ll see differences in:
- Spread points (half-points matter)
- Moneyline price (a few cents matter)
- Total numbers and price
Example: Chiefs -6 vs Chiefs -5
If the team wins by 6, -6 is a push and -5 wins. Same game—different result—because you found a better line.
The 3 Odds Formats You’ll See
Most sites let you choose your preferred display.
American odds (US)
-110 means you risk $110 to profit $100
+150 means you risk $100 to profit $150
Implied probability
- Negative: odds / (odds + 100)
- Positive: 100 / (odds + 100)
Decimal odds
Decimal includes your stake in the return.
Example: 2.50
$100 × 2.50 = $250 return ($150 profit)
Implied probability: 1 / 2.50 = 40%
Fractional odds
Fractional shows profit relative to stake.
Example: 9/2
Risk $2 to profit $9 (return $11)
Implied probability: 2 / (9 + 2) ≈ 18.2%
Common Line Types (Quick Reference)
Moneyline
Pick the winner—no spread.
Example: Mets -210 / Pirates +180
Point spread
A handicap that creates a fairer price.
Example: Team A -4 (-110) vs Team B +4 (-110)
Win by exactly 4? That’s a push.
Totals (Over/Under)
A line on the combined score.
Example: Total 44
Final combined 47 → Over wins
Final combined 41 → Under wins
Props
Player or team stats (yards, shots, strikeouts, etc.). Great for targeted opinions, but compare price and limits carefully.
Futures
Long-term markets like season wins or a title winner. Futures can swing quickly as news and results hit.
What Makes Odds Move?
Most line movement comes from information + real money, including:
- Injuries, rotations, or lineup confirmation
- Weather (especially for totals)
- Sharper action at higher limits
- Late public action close to start time
The takeaway: don’t just ask “What’s the line?” Ask “Is the odds price still good?”
How to Get Better Odds in Practice
1) Compare multiple books before you place a wager.
2) Shop the price (the juice), not only the spread.
3) Learn key numbers so you don’t give away half-points.
4) Use an odds converter when switching formats.
5) For parlays, verify payout with a calculator—small pricing gaps compound.
FAQ - Sports Betting Odds
What is a push?
A push is a tie against the posted number (example: -4 wins by exactly 4). Your stake is returned.
When do odds get posted?
Weekly leagues often open early in the week; daily schedules usually post the night before or the morning of the event.
What causes a sudden line jump?
Typically injury news, limit changes, or sharp action that forces books to rebalance.
Is online betting safe?
Use regulated options where available, read rules before depositing, and set limits so betting stays entertainment.
