2019 World Series Odds Tracker

• View updated 2019 World Series odds for all 30 teams
• Graphs show the highs and lows of the 162-game season for each team
• Isolate individual teams, or compare their odds to other teams trending in the same direction

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The graphs below, which track the 2019 World Series odds for all 30 teams in the Major Leagues, are generated by averaging the odds from multiple sources and are updated regularly over the course of the season. You can view each team’s odds in isolation or alongside similar teams.

Top World Series Contender Odds

Overall Top Contenders

Mar. 22: The Yankees have emerged as the team to beat with average odds of +580. That’s remarkably similar to 2018, when they opened the season with average odds of +540.

Feb. 28: The Phillies have charged into the top 5 after signing free agent outfielder Bryce Harper to a lucrative 13-year, $330 million deal.

2019 World Series Odds at BetOnline

*Odds taken on 04/18/19

American League 

AL East World Series Odds

When it comes to historical supremacy of the AL East, no one can top the Yankees, who have won 18 division titles, 40 American League Pennants, and 27 World Series titles.

AL Central World Series Odds

The Cleveland Indians have dominated the AL Central since its inception in 1994, winning nine division titles. Their most recent title came in 2018 when they won 91 games.

AL West World Series Odds

Keep an eye on the Astros in 2019. Houston has won 100 + games in back-to-back seasons and will be returning much of the same core that captured the 2017 World Series.

Odds for 2018 AL Playoff Teams

The Red Sox had a postseason for the ages, as they knocked off the 100-win Yankees, 103-win Astros, and 92-win Dodgers to claim their ninth World Series title in franchise history. Only time will tell if they can win back-to-back titles for the first time since 1916.

National League

NL East World Series Odds

No team surprised bettors more in 2018 than the Braves, who won 90 games despite having one of the youngest and most inexperienced rosters in the league. Much of the credit goes to rookies Ozzie Albies and Ronald Acuna Jr., who combined for 50 home runs and 136 RBIs in their first year in the Majors. Will they continue to fly high in 2019, or will a sophomore slump bring the Baby Braves back to earth?

NL Central World Series Odds

Chicago’s opening odds of +1100 may not look especially impressive, but they could change in a hurry as Chicago is expected to be a big player in free agency this winter. The club is interested in signing six-time All-Star Bryce Harper, and could make a play for third baseman Manny Machado, who hit .297 with a career-high 37 home runs and 107 RBI in 2018.

NL West World Series Odds

The Dodgers have owned the NL West since it was realigned in 1994. LA has won the last five division titles and entered this season with average odds of +780 to win the World Series.

Odds for 2018 NL Playoff Teams

Few teams have experienced a longer World Series drought than the Dodgers, who last won a title in 1988. It’s a curious predicament for a team that has dominated its division and been to the World Series in back-to-back years. Will 2019 be the year LA finally breaks through and finishes the season on a winning note?

Most Head-to-Head World Series Matchups

The Yankees could be facing a familiar foe if they advance to the World Series in 2019. The Bronx Bombers have played the Dodgers 11 times in October, winning eight of those matchups.

Teams that Have Never Won a World Series Title

Every Major League team enters the season with the hope of winning the World Series, but only one squad can ultimately come out on top. Here are the seven MLB franchises that are still waiting to win their very first title.

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Archived World Series Odds: 2018, 2017