2024 World Series odds are in the table below. You’ll find odds from the top MLB betting sites, along with information related to how to bet on baseball and its biggest event.
Latest World Series odds
You can compare futures and World Series odds for every remaining MLB team at multiple legal US sportsbooks using the table below. If you see some odds you like, clicking on them will take you to the appropriate sportsbook where you can place that bet.
World Series favorites
American League
New York Yankees: The Yankees are coming off an uncharacteristically bad season in 2023, with a fourth-place AL East finish and the lowest win total for the team since 1995. New York started this season on a much better note, only to hit some midseason doldrums headed toward the All-Star break. Still, stars like Aaron Judge and Juan Soto bring a lot of firepower to the lineup.
Baltimore Orioles: The Orioles were one of the biggest surprises of last season, winning the AL East for the first time in nearly a decade. That team made a disappointingly early exit from the postseason, but this year’s team has been battling it out with New York atop the division. Coming off an AL Rookie of the Year season, Gunnar Henderson is having another strong showing and has made his first All-Star team.
Cleveland Guardians: The Guardians have jumped out to a healthy lead in the AL Central, with a winning percentage that’s hovering near the top of the American League. The team could look to bolster its bullpen ahead of the trade deadline with an eye toward a serious postseason run.
Houston Astros: The Astros ended their bid for back-to-back World Series titles last season with an ALCS loss in seven games against the eventual champion Texas Rangers. The team began as an early favorite this season but has since fallen in the odds while struggling even in a low-wattage AL West.
National League
Los Angeles Dodgers: The Dodgers won the NL West and had high hopes for the playoffs last season before losing in three games to the Arizona Diamondbacks in the ALDS. The team had a big offseason, acquiring Shohei Ohtani as a free agent as well as pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Los Angeles has again taken a commanding lead in the NL West and has remained a top World Series favorite all season.
Atlanta Braves: The Braves finished last season with the best record in baseball, only to implode in the NLDS with a 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. Hopes are still high for this year, but a season-ending knee injury to last year’s NL MVP Ronald Acuna has certainly dealt the team a blow.
Philadelphia Phillies: The Phillies eliminated the Braves from the postseason last year before losing to the Arizona Diamondbacks in the NLCS. This year, Philadelphia has stormed out to a strong start atop the NL East, with stars like Bryce Harper continuing to lead the team.
When is the 2024 World Series?
Dates for the 2024 World Series dates have not yet been announced, but the series typically begins in late October and wraps up by early November.
How to bet on the World Series
There are many ways to bet on the World Series prior to and during the 2024 MLB season. To bet on a specific team to win, simply choose the team and the odds you want from the table above, then click those odds to go to that sportsbook and place the wager. Your bet only cashes if your team wins the 2024 World Series.
You can also bet on other options, such as which division, league or state the winning team will come from. Of course, you can bet on other things, too, such as which team will win each division and league.
World Series FAQs
The Texas Rangers won the 2023 World Series, four games to one over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Neither team was among the top favorites in World Series odds at the start of the season.
The table at the top of this page offers the most up-to-date betting lines at several major sportsbooks. Odds will shift over the course of the season, and the table above will update with the newest betting lines.
To date, there have been 119 World Series played. The AL has won the World Series 68 times, while NL teams lag behind with 51 World Series titles.