The LNBP is the top basketball league in Mexico. OddsJet compares LNBP betting odds from several reputable sportsbook companies that serve customers in Australia and offer AUD accounts. This allows OddsJet to display the best LNBP odds for every game on the schedule, helping Australian bettors maximize their potential returns. OddsJet also displays the different handicap values from each sportsbook for both Point Spreads and Totals to find the optimal wagering opportunity for any opinion on any given game.

Mexico LNBP Odds explained

Money Line

When one is betting on the Money Line, one is betting on the team that you think will win a given LNBP game. There is no handicap – just choose a winner. Favorites and underdogs are determined only through the odds pricing.

Point Spread

For the LNBP, the Point Spread is the most popular type of handicap betting. The Point Spread is an effort by the odds maker to offer odds prices that are similar for both potential outcomes. The Point Spread just means the game does not start at 0-0. The Point Spread can be viewed as a point handicap which the favorite must overcome to be declared the winner. From the perspective of the underdog, the Point Spread may be viewed as a head start on points toward winning the game. For example if the spread is 8.5 points, the favorite will need to win by 9 to be declared the winner. The underdog can lose the game by as many as 8 points and still be considered the winner for wagering purposes.

When Point Spreads end in 0.5, there will always be a winning outcome for one side or the other. However, if the Point Spread is a full number like 5 points and the game ends with the favorite winning by exactly 5 points, all stake money will be returned as if no bet occurred.

OddsJet helps to analyse the Point Spread as well as the best odds price. The ‘+’ button associated with each game on the events schedule opens up a window that displays all the different Point Spreads from all our sportsbook sources. This helps to identify if any sportsbook is offering a Point Spread that is particularly attractive for a given opinion in relation to the potential game outcome.

For example, if one prefers the favorite and the consensus Point Spread is around -9.5 points, the OddsJet ‘+’ button and handicap analysis could show that one or two sportsbooks have set their spread at -8.5 points. For those that like the favorite, this is clearly a better proposition as the favorite needs only to win by 9 points to win the bet. Conversely, the same window could display a sportsbook with a spread of -10.5 points which is a superior handicap if one prefers the underdog. Whether you like the favorite or the underdog, OddsJet helps to find your ideal handicap.

Total or Over/Under

For the LNBP, the Total or Over/Under refers to a figure for the total number of points to be scored by both teams over the course of a game. The sportsbook sets this point total figure and sets odds pricing for the respective ‘Over’ and ‘Under’ outcomes. Given the point total handicap, the ‘Over’ and ‘Under’ prices tend to be similar in value.

The OddsJet ‘+’ buttons also help with the Over/Under in the same way they help with Point Spreads. The window that pops up will display all the different Total lines for the associated LNBP game from our sportsbooks. If you like the ‘Under’ for a particular game, you might look for the highest Total line available in order to have more room to stay ‘Under.’ If you like the ‘Over’, one could look for the lowest ‘Total’ so that the teams might overcome the ‘Total’ line more easily. If there are several sportsbooks offering a particularly attractive ‘Total’ line, OddsJet also displays the offered odds prices so one may get the best odds price for your ideal Total figure.

Mexico LNBP odds expressed in American, Decimal and Fractional Formats

For American odds format, understand the difference between positive and negative expressions. When the odds are below even-money, a negative number is used to express how much one needs to wager in order to return a profit of $100. For example, if Monterrey is favoured heavily on a Money Line, one might see a figure of -271. This means that one would need to wager $271 in order to return $100 in profit for a total potential return of $371. When one sees a positive odds price in American format, the odds are above even-money and express how much one might win with a wager of $100. An odds figure of +187 on Soles, a winning bet of $100 would return one’s stake plus $187 in profit for a total return of $287. Although the American odds format centres on the figure of $100, this is only for expression and is not a restriction in any way on the amount that may be staked.

For Decimal odds format, just multiply the stake amount by the decimal odds price to calculate the full amount that would be returned on a win including the stake amount. For example, if one wagered $50 at a price of 1.94, the total return would be $97, a profit of $47.

For Fractional odds format, the odds express the potential profit return that could be received over and above the stake amount. For example, if one bet $20 on Pioneros at an odds price of 9/2 (said nine-to-two). the profit would be $70 (9 divided by 2, multiplied by $20). Thus the total return would be $90.