What team has won the most World Series titles?

The New York Yankees are one of the most historic franchises in MLB and have won 27 World Series titles, by far the most.

How do MLB odds work?

All U.S. sportsbooks use American odds for MLB games and futures. Anything at plus money denotes the amount you'd win if you wagered $100 on it. Anything with a minus sign indicates how much you'd need to wager to win $100. So if the Dodgers are +500 to win the World Series, a $100 wager would pay $500, plus the $100 back. A $10 wager would pay $50. If you’re confused about all this, read up on a few of these educational pieces: How American odds work 12 things for brand-new sports bettors to know How point spreads work What is a moneyline?

What World Series bet types are available?

There are a number of ways to bet on the World Series, including the winner, AL & NL Pennant winners (so you're wagering on teams to reach the World Series), exact World Series matchup and more.

How can you bet on the World Series?

If you’re in a legal betting state , you can use any sportsbook to bet on the World Series winner. Prices will vary, so be sure to use our futures comparison table above to find the best odds. See where your state stands with betting legalization .

Who won the 2023 World Series?

The Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks in five games to win the 2023 World Series.

2024 World Series Odds for All 30 MLB Teams

Daniel Preciado

Updated:

Jul 15, 2024, 12:49 PM EDT

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Team	Odds
Los Angeles Dodgers	-130
New York Yankees	+110
Los Angeles Dodgers	+550
Atlanta Braves	+750
Houston Astros	+900
Texas Rangers	+900
New York Yankees	+900
Philadelphia Phillies	+1100
Baltimore Orioles	+1600
Toronto Blue Jays	+1800
Seattle Mariners	+1900
Minnesota Twins	+2500
New York Mets	+2500
Tampa Bay Rays	+2800
St. Louis Cardinals	+2800
Chicago Cubs	+2800
Arizona Diamondbacks	+3300
San Diego Padres	+3500
Boston Red Sox	+3500
Cincinnati Reds	+4000
San Francisco Giants	+4000
Milwaukee Brewers	+4500
Cleveland Guardians	+5000
Miami Marlins	+7500
Detroit Tigers	+7500
Los Angeles Angels	+12500
Pittsburgh Pirates	+12500
Washington Nationals	+15000
Chicago White Sox	+15000
Kansas City Royals	+20000
Colorado Rockies	+25000
Athletics	+30000

Odds via Caesars Sportsbook, updated in real-time. Confused? Learn more about how American odds work.

2024 World Series Odds Comparison

Compare odds for the World Series across all major U.S. sportsbooks.

FUTURES	Consensus	Cons.
Los Angeles DodgersDodgers	-135	+115	-130	-5000	-135	-435
New York YankeesYankees	-120	-120	+110	+2000	+115	+333
New York MetsMets	+1000	+1000	+2500	N/A	N/A	N/A

MLB experiences some of the most parity among the major U.S. sports leagues, with a new champion crowned seemingly every season. While the same teams have continued to dominate their respective divisions in recent seasons, new powerhouses are constantly emerging. Check out the recent history of the World Series winners below.

Data via SportsOddsHistory

Year	Winner	Winner Odds	Runner-Up
2023	Rangers	+5000	Diamondbacks
2022	Astros	+1000	Phillies
2021	Braves	+1000	Astros
2020	Dodgers	+385	Rays
2019	Nationals	+1600	Astros
2018	Red Sox	+1150	Dodgers
2017	Astros	+1175	Dodgers
2016	Cubs	+660	Guardians
2015	Royals	+3300	Mets
2014	Giants	+2500	Royals

2024 World Series Odds for All 30 MLB Teams

2024 World Series Odds Comparison

Past World Series Winners