Counterintuitive at first glance — underdogs that are still drawing the majority of public bets. These are usually name-brand teams playing as the road dog, or recent narrative-driven bandwagons.
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There are 0 games on today's MLB slate; 0 have a meaningful bet/money gap.
The most-faded teams this season — by ATS record when they're a public favorite — are listed on the most-faded leaderboard.
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Underdogs draw public money when there's a name-recognition pull (a popular team playing on the road) or when recent results have flipped the narrative. The line is usually still pricing the favorite as favored — so the public-underdog play is fading the line, not the other way around. See our methodology →
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Last updated: October 21, 2026 at 5:56 PM UTC
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