Live Betting Odds
Moneyline
TEAM | BEST ODDS | ![]() |
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+400
Caesars
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+340
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+400
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+400
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+372
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+339
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+370
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-500
FanDuel
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-500
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-600
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-625
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-562
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-510
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-667
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Point Spread
TEAM | BEST ODDS | ![]() |
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-1.5 (+660)
DraftKings
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-1.5 (+640)
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+1.5 (-800)
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+1.5 (-556)
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-1.5 (+660)
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+1 (+110)
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-1.5 (+625)
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-1.5 (+500)
Caesars
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+1.5 (-1450)
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-1.5 (+500)
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-1.5 (+335)
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+1.5 (-1400)
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-1 (-145)
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+1.5 (-1200)
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Over/Under
TEAM | BEST ODDS | ![]() |
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Over
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O 9.5 (+191)
Novig
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O 9.5 (+168)
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O 9.5 (+105)
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O 9.5 (+191)
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O 9.5 (+179)
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O 9.5 (+110)
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O 9.5 (+101)
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Under
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U 9.5 (-122)
Pinnacle
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U 9.5 (-230)
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U 9.5 (-154)
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U 9.5 (-265)
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U 9.5 (-240)
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U 9.5 (-145)
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U 9.5 (-122)
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Player Props
PLAYER | PROP TYPE | LINE | OVER | UNDER | BEST VALUE |
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Player 1
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Points | O/U 24.5 |
+105
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-125
|
⭐ Premium
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Player 2
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Rebounds | O/U 8.5 |
-110
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-110
|
⭐ Premium
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Player 3
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Assists | O/U 6.5 |
+115
|
-135
|
⭐ Premium
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Player 4
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Points | O/U 18.5 |
-105
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-115
|
⭐ Premium
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Player 5
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3-Pointers | O/U 2.5 |
+120
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-140
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⭐ Premium
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Game Updates
When the New York Mets roll into the nation's capital on Wednesday, August 20 (6:45 PM ET), they'll face a Washington Nationals team hungry to prove they can still play spoiler in the NL East. This late-summer showdown at Nationals Park isn't just another August game—it's a chance for Washington to measure itself against a Mets squad that's been quietly climbing the standings. With both teams jockeying for position in the season's final stretch, every pitch and every at-bat will carry extra weight.
The Nationals have shown flashes of brilliance at home this season, and they'll need that same energy against a Mets lineup that's been heating up. New York's road warriors will look to extend their recent momentum, but Washington's young core has made a habit of rising to the occasion against division rivals. First pitch can't come soon enough—because when these two teams collide, fireworks are never far behind.