Philadelphia Phillies Betting 🎖️ March 2023

⚾ Philadelphia Phillies Online Betting

The best sportsbooks for betting on the Phillies.

Philadelphia Phillies betting odds can be found on all Pennsylvania sportsbooks operating online. In addition, you can bet on all Major League Baseball games and team futures.

Unlike league rivals the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Phillies had a great season in 2022, culminating in the World Series. Despite losing to the Astros, the Phillies are in it for the long haul this season too.

⚾ Betting Tips

If you are a Phillies fan who’s new to sports betting, you might be looking for some tips. Below we’ve listed a couple of pointers you can follow when starting out with your chosen betting site.

1. Keeping Up with the Pitchers: As pitching can be all over the place during the season, keep a close eye on the stats for each of the starters. A hot streak might persuade you to place some additional bets.
2. Avoid Run Lines: Most baseball bettors place moneyline bets instead of runlines. Baseball is probably the most unpredictable of the major US sports, so it’s a good idea to go with the majority here when it comes to the Phillies.
3. Check the Harper Props: Bryce Harper is by far the most important player for the Phillies and when he doesn’t play, the team has a disadvantage already. Check your favorite books to see if there’s some good odds for Harper props when he does play, as he delivers the hits and runs consistently.

BonusFinder Tip

If you want to place a future on the Phillies, or any other MLB team, keep checking the odds on different sportsbooks to get the best possible odds.

How to Bet on the Phillies

There are a few basic bet types that every sportsbook has for teams sports like baseball. You can find these when you click on MLB and search for the game you want to wager on. While all sports betting sites offer these bets, the odds might vary considerably. It's always a good idea to sign up for a few sites to be able to bet on the games with the most favorable odds. You can also combine several of these into a parlay bet.

1

Moneyline

A moneyline bet is very simple to understand: you bet for one team to win. The odds tell you which one is the favorite. You should always consider both sides in the game as betting on the underdog will earn you more money if you win.

2

Spread/Run Line

Spread betting, or run line betting, is a bit more complicated, but often worthwhile to expert bettors. If you bet on the favorite here, you expect them to win by more runs than the handicap (often 1.5, meaning they would need to win by two or more runs). On other side, the underdog only needs to stay within one run or win the game for the underdog bettors to win. It is difficult to consistenly beat the spread, but if you dive into stats, these could earn you more than moneyline bets.

3

Total

A total bet is on the total number of runs from both teams and whether it's over or under a pre-determined number, like 8 or 7.5. If the end score is 7-5, the over bettors win.

4

Futures

Futures are bets on future events, as you might have guessed. You can bet on a division, league, and World Series winner, as well as on the MVP on some books.

5

Props

Proposition bets, aka props, can determined for both individual players and teams. Player props can include such wagers as hitting a home run or throwing a no-hitter, while team props inlude options like first team to hit a homerun. There are plenty of choices for both pre-game and in-game bets.

⚾ Best Sportsbooks in PA

You can register on as many PA sportsbooks as you want and claim the PA sports betting bonuses listed here. Currently there are 13 sportsbooks in operation in Pennsylvania, and more are expected launch during this year. Each of these books has great odds for the Phillies, and some have partnered with the MLB for additional promos or exposure. Keep an eye for odds boosts or other promotions you can get from the books for baseball betting.

Pennsylvania’s sports betting sites have tons of great bonuses to choose from.

⚾ Roster

• Pitchers: José Alvarado, Andrew Bellatti, Connor Brogdon, Sam Coonrod, Hans Crouse, Seranthony Domínguez, Zach Eflin, Kent Emanuel, Bailey Falter, Jeurys Familia, Kyle Gibson, Brad Hand, Damon Jones, Corey Knebel, James McArthur, Francisco Morales, Nick Nelson, Aaron Nola, James Norwood, JoJo Romero, Cristopher Sánchez, Ryan Sherriff, Ranger Suárez, Noah Syndergaard, Zack Wheeler
• Catchers: Rafael Marchan, J.T. Realmuto, Donny Sands, Garrett Stubbs
• Infielders: Alec Bohm, Johan Camargo, Luis García, Didi Gregorius, Rhys Hoskins, Nick Maton, Jean Segura, Edmundo Sosa, Bryson Stott
• Outfielders: Nick Castellanos, Bryce Harper, Odúbel Herrera, Brandon Marsh, Mickey Moniak, Símon Muzziotti, Jhailyn Ortiz, Roman Quinn, Kyle Schwarber, Matt Vierling

Top 10 Prospects

1. Bryson Stott, SS
2. Andrew Painter, RHP
3. Mick Abel, RHP
4. Johan Rojas, OF
5. Logan O’Hoppe, C
6. Hans Crouse, RHP
7. Ethan Wilson, OF
8. Luis García, SS
9. Griff McGarry, RHP
10. Fransisco Morales, RHP

Manager

The Philadelphia Phillies fired manager Joe Girardi, a former catcher for the Cubs, Rockies, Yankees, and Cardinals, on June 1, 2022. Bench coach Rob Thomson was named as Girardi’s successor on interim terms but was later contracted as a manager for the next season.

⚾ 2022 Season

The season was threatened due to the collective bargaining agreement expiring without a new one in place, but the League and the Players Association agreed to a new CBA in March. During the regular season, the Phillies went 87-75, placing third in the National League East and gaining the last Wild Card spot for the postseason. The manager Joe Girardi was fired in June when things were looking grim for the team, but interim manager Rob Thomson was able to turn the ship around and lead the Phillies all the way to the World Series, where they lost to the Houston Astros 4-2.

Last updated: 03/15/2023