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Each MLB season we take a detailed look at the Las Vegas odds to win the World Series. We don’t waste any time after the previous season is in the books.
We continue to update this page with the latest odds. Each time we update, we make a checkpoint to reference how the odds have changed. You will also see a probability percentage for each to win the title based on their current odds. There is also a search feature you can use to look only at a specific team.
For those of you who aren’t familiar, the money line odds format is used on this page. Basically, if the number is a positive one then if you bet $100 that is how much you would win. If the number is negative you need to bet that number to cash $100.
For example, if the odds are +160 then a $100 bet would win you $160. If the odds are -120 a $120 bet is needed to cash $100.
When is the 2020 World Series & What Dates are Games on?
All start times yet to be announced. All games will be broadcast exclusively on FOX. *Games 5-7 if necessary.
Game 1 – Tuesday, October 20th
Game 2 – Wednesday, October 21st
Game 3 – Friday, October 23rd
Game 4 – Saturday, October 24th
*Game 5 – Sunday, October 25th
*Game 6 – Tuesday, October 27th
*Game 7 – Wednesday, October 28th
Vegas Betting Futures Favorites & Predictions
In just a couple of weeks MLB teams will start having pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training and before you know it the 2020 regular-season will be here. For those wondering, Opening Day is set for March 26 (all 30 teams will play).
Unfortunately the MLB offseason has really been uneventful over the past few years. At least in terms of big trades and free agent signings. There’s certainly been plenty of attention paid to baseball over the winter months with all the sign stealing drama that’s unfolded.
Right now the players involved are not being punished, but if that were to change that would really stir up the pot for the upcoming season.
As of now, the overwhelming favorite to win the World Series is the Yankees, who are sitting at +325. The next best odds belong to the Dodgers at +600. You then have the Astros at +700 and the Braves at +1000.
The next tier of teams begins with the defending champs, as the Nationals sit at +1400. Next up it’s the Twins at +1600, Cardinals/Mets at +1800 and Phillies at +2000.
We then find the Red Sox at +2200, followed by the Indians/Cubs/Rays/Reds at +2500, the A’s/White Sox at +2800 and the Brewers/Angels at +3000.
The only other teams with odds 100 to 1 or better are the Padres at +4000, Diamondbacks at +5000 and Rangers/Blue Jays at +6600.
Postseason Odds: Probabilities to Win 2019 World Series, NL & AL Pennant, & Division Titles
Teams Favored to Win the World Series
Team | Current Odds | Implied Probability |
---|---|---|
Los Angeles Dodgers | +400 | 20.00% |
New York Yankees | +600 | 14.29% |
San Diego Padres | +600 | 14.29% |
Atlanta Braves | +1000 | 9.09% |
Chicago White Sox | +1000 | 9.09% |
New York Mets | +1400 | 6.67% |
Tampa Bay Rays | +1800 | 5.26% |
Oakland Athletics | +2000 | 4.76% |
Minnesota Twins | +2000 | 4.76% |
Houston Astros | +2000 | 4.76% |
Cleveland Indians | +2800 | 3.45% |
Toronto Blue Jays | +2800 | 3.45% |
Cincinnati Reds | +3000 | 3.23% |
Chicago Cubs | +3300 | 2.94% |
Washington Nationals | +3500 | 2.78% |
Los Angeles Angels | +3500 | 2.78% |
St. Louis Cardinals | +4500 | 2.17% |
Boston Red Sox | +5000 | 1.96% |
Philadelphia Phillies | +5000 | 1.96% |
Miami Marlins | +5000 | 1.96% |
Milwaukee Brewers | +5500 | 1.79% |
Arizona Diamondbacks | +7500 | 1.32% |
San Francisco Giants | +8000 | 1.23% |
Colorado Rockies | +8500 | 1.16% |
Baltimore Orioles | +9000 | 1.10% |
Texas Rangers | +10000 | 0.99% |
Seattle Mariners | +10000 | 0.99% |
Kansas City Royals | +10000 | 0.99% |
Detroit Tigers | +10000 | 0.99% |
Pittsburgh Pirates | +15000 | 0.66% |
Team | 17-Jun | 26-Feb |
---|---|---|
Los Angeles Dodgers | +325 | +375 |
New York Yankees | +325 | +350 |
Houston Astros | +750 | +700 |
Atlanta Braves | +1500 | +1400 |
Minnesota Twins | +1800 | +2000 |
Washington Nationals | +1800 | +1400 |
New York Mets | +2000 | +2000 |
Chicago Cubs | +2200 | +2500 |
Oakland Athletics | +2200 | +3000 |
St. Louis Cardinals | +2200 | +2000 |
Tampa Bay Rays | +2200 | +2200 |
Chicago White Sox | +2400 | +2500 |
Cleveland Indians | +2400 | +2800 |
Los Angeles Angels | +2400 | +2500 |
Cincinnati Reds | +2500 | +2500 |
Philadelphia Phillies | +3300 | +2000 |
San Diego Padres | +4000 | +4000 |
Boston Red Sox | +5000 | +3000 |
Milwaukee Brewers | +5000 | +2800 |
Arizona Diamondbacks | +6000 | +5000 |
Texas Rangers | +8000 | +8000 |
Toronto Blue Jays | +8000 | +9000 |
San Francisco Giants | +15000 | +20000 |
Colorado Rockies | +17500 | +15000 |
Kansas City Royals | +20000 | +150000 |
Pittsburgh Pirates | +30000 | +25000 |
Seattle Mariners | +30000 | +30000 |
Baltimore Orioles | +40000 | +150000 |
Detroit Tigers | +40000 | +150000 |
Miami Marlins | +50000 | +150000 |
More Baseball Futures Betting
Something else you might be interested in checking out is our MLB over under win totals page. This has the expected records for each team before the baseball season began.
We also have individual player stat projections. These are over unders for all of the major stats for key players in the league. You can also head over to our MVP odds and Cy Young odds to see who is expected to bring home the hardware this season.
Our baseball lines feed will have the latest money lines, run lines, and totals for every game in the playoffs.
Previous MLB World Series Winners Odds History
Year | Team | Preseason | Opening Day | All Star Break | Playoffs |
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2019 | Washington Nationals | +2000 | +2000 | +2500 | +1500 |
2018 | Boston Red Sox | +1100 | +900 | +550 | +295 |
2017 | Houston Astros | +1600 | +800 | +425 | +450 |
2016 | Chicago Cubs | +650 | +500 | +350 | +180 |
2015 | Kansas City Royals | +2000 | +3300 | +900 | +550 |
2014 | San Francisco Giants | +2500 | +2500 | +1400 | +1400 |
2013 | Boston Red Sox | +2800 | +2800 | +850 | +350 |
2012 | San Francisco Giants | +2000 | +2000 | +1400 | +750 |
2011 | St. Louis Cardinals | +2500 | +2500 | +2000 | +1400 |
2010 | San Francisco Giants | +2500 | +2500 | +3300 | +1000 |
2009 | New York Yankees | +300 | +300 | +400 | +200 |
2008 | Philadelphia Phillies | +2000 | |||
2007 | Boston Red Sox | +900 | |||
2006 | St. Louis Cardinals | +700 | |||
2005 | Chicago White Sox | +2200 |