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A type of props bet for live betting is called micro-betting. That type of bet settles quickly and is usually for one action. A couple of examples of MLB micro bets are, will the next pitch be a ball or a strike, or will the next play be a double play?

Only a few sportsbooks currently support this feature, with DraftKings prop bets and BetMGM props being the frontrunners of flash betting. Typical Prop Bets and Examples There are many betting markets for the bigger sports, and more prop odds are available for bigger events. Generally speaking, no matter the sporting event, you will find prop bets for the more popular sports.

There are also more for marquee big game events. Here are some typical prop bet examples from various sports. What team scores first? Who will have more receiving yards in the game Tyreek Hill or Julio Jones? Will the coin flip in the Super Bowl be heads or tails? Will there be a safety? Total points in the first quarter? Who will score the first points?

Total points scored in the third quarter? Who will have more rebounds in the game, Nikola Jokic or Rudy Gobert? Who will have more assists in the game, Chris Paul or James Harden? You will often see one NBA prop with several players from both teams listed.

Which team will lead after three innings? Will Mike Trout hit a home run? Will the final score be odd or even? Will the team that scores first win? Will the game go to extra innings? Will both teams score more than 4. Which team will score the second run? One MLB prop you will see often will have many players from both teams listed. Will there be a penalty shot in regulation time? Will Connor McDavid have a hat trick? Will any player have a hat trick? What will be the time in the game for the first goal?

Will both teams score one or more goals in the second period? Will Sydney Crosby have an assist? Which team will have more penalty minutes? Will the game be won in overtime? Will the game got to a shootout? One NHL prop you will see often will have quite a few players from both teams listed. Golf props Will there be a hole in one in the tournament? Will a specific golfer finish in the top 5? Will a specific golfer finish in the top 10? Will there be a playoff in the tournament?

Will there be a weather delay? Tennis props Which player will win the first set? Set betting betting on the player to win the exact number of sets. So, in a major with five sets played, you will see the two players with odds after , , Will the first set go to a tiebreaker?

Method and round combining the top two prop bets into one Will the bout go the distance? Sometimes for MMA, there will be a fight night where they will award the knockout of the night, the fight of the night, and the submission of the night. You can find these bets available at some UFC sportsbooks. Which driver will hit the pit first?

Will a specific driver finish in the top 5? Will a specific driver finish in the top 10? Driver vs. What driver will take the pole position? The US state-licensed sportsbooks will all have prop bets for the bigger pro sports. The college game is what is important. As far as his play goes, however, it's been a mixed bag. There have been a few really strong games but also a pair of duds in which he totaled three catches and 27 yards.

Week 7 should be another one of the good weeks for Everett, however, as he faces his former team the Seahawks. Seattle's been tragic against tight ends again this year a Pete Carroll tradition despite not exactly facing a deadly slate of the position. Excluding the Cards, who played on TNF, the Seahawks have allowed the most yards to tight ends in the NFL this year, giving up an average of 79 yards per game.

Despite the advantageous spot for Everett, his receiving yards total this week sits at just Not only is the opponent a friendly one for Everett but so too is his team's health. Donald Parham, who was eating up two targets and 7. So too is big-bodied wideout Josh Palmer, while Keenan Allen is questionable and sure to be treated carefully if he plays coming off a hamstring injury. Everett is set up to play an outsized role this week and it couldn't be coming against a more ideal opponent.

Gerald Everett Prop : Over While there's merit to both the negativity surrounding Dillon and the want for more Jones, that is too low of a line. At With Taylor Heinicke under center, I don't see it. Green Bay's been bad this year, but there's bad and there's bad. Washington is the latter. Dillon has proven throughout the last two years that, if afforded the chance to close out a game, he can accumulate enough work to go Over the modest totals before him.

Two of his three Overs on the year have come in wins against the Bears and Patriots , and those two games also happen to be the games in which he's received his highest carries. AJ Dillon Prop : Over With little else behind him, Cooper has emerged as one of the league's most highly targeted wideouts, with Jacoby Brissett looking to the former Cowboy relentlessly.

With the exception of a Week 4 matchup with the Falcons and A. Terrell, one of the league's best corners, Cooper has been a target monster with double-digits in four games already. Cooper's target share We're looking at a great spot for Cooper to be spammed with targets this week, as the Browns head on the road as 6.

That game could feasibly get out of hand, at which point Brissett is going to be dropping back an awful lot against a pass defense that's middling at best by most advanced metrics. Baltimore's quite reliably given up big games to receivers all season long, and few it has faced are targeted at the rate Cooper is. I'm happily taking the Over on his catches total this week.

Amari Cooper Prop : Over 4. First, Elijah Moore bizarrely requests a trade after a one-target day in Week While the team has no intention of honoring his request, he'll be held out of Sunday's game vs. Fear not, avid fans of the Jets' passing game, when one door closes another opens. And would you look at that, it's New York's tight end, Tyler Conklin, walking right through.

So far, in Conklin's first year with the Jets, the athletic tight end has maintained the role that saw him break out during his final season with the Vikings and earn 87 targets, turning them into 61 catches, yards, and three scores. And as Conklin proved last year, with a steady rate of targets he'll produce at a solid level, and that's continued with averages of 5. Now, with a weakened receiver corps to compete with for targets, Conklin gets to face a Broncos defense in the bottom half of the league defending tight ends, giving up an average of 7.

I love the Over on Conklin's receiving yards this week and intend to hit the Over on his catches when it opens, too.