There are some critical series starting Monday, Aug. 24 among the 10 MLB matchups, and every game starts at 6:40 p.m. ET or later. An interleague Phillies vs. Mariners showdown between wild-card hopefuls and a Rangers vs. White Sox battle of division leaders highlight the action, and it's a good night to take advantage of prediction market bonuses. The latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS gives new users $25 as a sign-up bonus when they make $25+ in trades at Kalshi, one of the top prediction market apps. We are taking a look at the MLB markets available at Kalshi for Monday's games, using information from the SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, for comparison. Get started at Kalshi here with the promo code CBSSPORTS:
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MLB markets for Monday, Aug. 24
- Tigers to win vs. Rays ($0.46)
- Rangers vs. White Sox more than 8.5 runs ($0.48)
- Phillies vs. Mariners more than 6.5 runs ($0.53)
- Giants to win vs. Reds ($0.41)
Tigers vs. Rays
Tampa Bay still sits atop the AL East, but it will be looking to get right Monday when it sends out right-hander Drew Rasmussen (13-5, 3.01 ERA) to face Detroit to start a three-game series. The Tigers are expected to counter with lefty Framber Valdez (8-8, 4.35 ERA). The Rays have lost seven of their past 10 games, snapping a three-game slide with a win in Baltimore on Sunday. The SportsLine model has the Tigers beating Tampa Bay in 53% of simulations.
This trade is available on Kalshi at $0.46 per share, while the Rays are priced at $0.55 per share to win. Trade on Kalshi with the promo code CBSSPORTS and get a $25 sign-up bonus:
Rangers vs. White Sox
Chicago leads the AL Central by two games and the Rangers are tied for the AL West lead, so this should be a solid three-game set. The visitors are expected to start things off with right-hander Kumar Rocker (4-10, 4.46 ERA), with the White Sox likely turning to righty Jose Urquidy (2-1, 5.06). The White Sox just took two of three from the Mets, while the Rangers did the same against the Angels. The SportsLine model sees the teams combining for more than 8 runs in 57% of its simulations.
On Kalshi, you can trade on the teams to combine for more than 8.5 runs at $0.48 per share. Trade $25+ on Kalshi with the promo code CBSSPORTS for a $25 sign-up bonus:
Phillies vs. Mariners
A strong pitching matchup is set for Monday when the Mariners host the Phillies, with Zack Wheeler (10-4, 2.92 ERA) expected to start for Philadelphia and the hosts turning to fellow right-hander Logan Gilbert (10-7, 3.35). There are seven teams ahead of the Mariners in the AL wild card race, but they're only three games out of the final spot. The Phillies hold the last NL spot and have a two-game lead over their pursuers. The SportsLine Projection Model has the teams scoring more than 6.5 combined runs in 65.8% of its simulations.
Trades on shares of the teams to combine for more than 6.5 runs are priced at $0.53 each on Kalshi. Use promo code CBSSPORTS when trading on Kalshi and get a $25 sign-up bonus:
Giants vs. Reds
It's a matchup without much to play for, but the Reds will send out one of their few bright spots, with right-hander Chase Burns (14-2, 2.51 ERA) expected to face Giants lefty Carson Whisenhunt (3-4, 7.03 ERA). The Reds are last in the NL Central, while the Giants are two games clear of the Rockies at the bottom of the NL West standings. San Francisco has lost four in a row, while the Reds are 3-7 in their past 10 games. The Giants are winning outright in 55% of the SportsLine model's simulations.
On Kalshi, you can trade on San Francisco to win for $0.41 per share, while the Reds are priced at $0.61 to win. Get a $25 bonus when you trade $25+ on Kalshi with promo code CBSSPORTS:
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