MLB Swing for the Fences Contest

2 min. readlast update: 09.04.2026

MLB Swing for the Fences Contest

The MLB Swing for the Fences Contest gives SBG Global clients the chance to compete for $25,000 per week until the end of the regular MLB season.

All SBG Global clients receive one free online entry per week into the contest, available in the main sportsbook lobby.


How It Works

Each week, clients must select the straight-up winners from 28 MLB games and submit the tiebreaker.

Participants must choose a winner from all available options.

The customer only needs to pick the straight-up winner, not against the line.


Weekly Prize

There will be $25,000 given away per week until the end of the regular MLB season.

The top winners with active accounts will obtain prizes.


Scoring System

Each winning pick is awarded one point.

Final results will be posted by Wednesday every week.


Tiebreaker

The tiebreaker is the Grand Salami for the given week.

The Grand Salami is the total number of runs scored during all weekly MLB games.


Contest Rules

  • The contest starts with the regular MLB season.

  • Each client receives one free online entry per week.

  • Participants must make 28 straight-up selections each week.

  • The weekly entry is based on 4 games per 7 days, for a total of 28 selections.

  • The customer must select the straight-up winner, not against the line.

  • Each correct pick is worth 1 point.

  • Customers must choose a winner from all available options.

  • Only one entry per household is allowed.

  • A write-in game is not considered for the contest result.

  • Whenever there is a cancellation or rainout, those games will not count for the contest.

  • All house MLB rules apply to full games.

  • The tiebreaker will be the Grand Salami for the given week.

  • The top winners with active accounts will obtain prizes.

  • Restrictions apply.


Important Information

All contest entries and results are subject to review.

SBG Global rules and house MLB rules apply.

All management decisions are final.

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