This is live at Saturday.

I'm B-Sin, the Sports Betting Network.

Cruising along on Live Bet Saturday alongside Ben Stevens.

I'm Dustin Sweetelson, and we have some updates for you in Major League Baseball.

So Ben Stevens was all over this.

I feel bad for not believing in him, but he has had a really keen eye for this raise in Cardinals

game. And while we were in break, what occurred in extra innings? So I didn't see how the first

runner got on, but it was first and second and nobody out. Victor Scott, the speedster in the nine

hole for St. Louis, laid down a bunt, made it second and third. But more importantly, flipped the lineup over to J.J. Weatherholt, the rookie, who then just drove in the walk-off game-winning run as the Cardinals, take down the raise, six to five. Is your final score? Ben, you were all over it. It kind of went exactly how you wanted it to go. Talk to me

about what you're thinking here with St. Louis coming back and winning it. I don't necessarily

have a strong take on this game, right? There wasn't something that I saw that analytically,

I think the Redbergs get after the raids or any of that. It was more just a study and examination,

if you will, in live

betting baseball, that because of its fluctuations, because of its randomness, and because of how

quickly the odds market shift, and often drastically so, you can find some pretty good numbers.

Rays entered the final inning, top of the ninth down for Zip. We saw a run line of three and a half in favor of St. Louis, plus three and a half for Tampa at plus three, ten as we waited that ninth inning to start. Again, just crazy numbers. Not necessarily a hunch. Hey, the rays are finally going to break through. They've been putting ducks on the pond. They're going to scratch one across to at least cover on the run line. Of course, they tied it with four runs in the ninth. They take the lead in the 10th. And I think especially Dustin, live wagering opportunities in extra in baseball, when a runner starts in scoring position on second in those extra frames, you can find some advantages. We saw after Tampa took the lead in the top of the ninth, 5'4, St.

Louis was the underdog pretty heavily on the money line, even as they got out with only

allowing one run to the raise.

It was plus 125 money line.

They were also starting where they run around second, despite Griffin Jacks being out

there for the raise as their closer, unable to get it done.

And what an opening weekend, what an opening two games for St. Louis and for its top

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