World Series: Analyzing Futures and Opportunities

With the World Series now two games in, the futures market is starting to take real shape. Early narratives are forming, prices are shifting, and value is slowly revealing itself for those willing to look deeper. This is the point in the series where emotion often outweighs logic, and overreactions to one or two performances can create opportunities. Whether it is a player surging in the MVP race or a team being undervalued after a loss, this is where sharp bettors separate themselves. Let us take a closer look at how the board has moved and where the best value may still lie.

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2025 World Series Prop Odds Update

Do the Blue Jays stand a chance in the three games in Los Angeles?

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Series Winner Odds

Dodgers -245
Blue Jays +203

Series Spread Odds

Dodgers -1.5 -105
Blue Jays +1.5 +375

Series Correct Score

Dodgers 4-2 (+275)
Dodgers 4-1 (+300)
Dodgers 4-3 (+375)
Blue Jays 4-3 (+500)
Blue Jays 4-2 (+575)
Blue Jays 4-1 (+1200)

Series Total Games

Over 5.5 Games -290
Under 5.5 Games +230

Series Total Games

Over 6.5 Games +170
Under 6.5 Games -210

Series Correct Total Games

6 Games +150
7 Games +170
5 Games +230

World Series MVP

Shohei Ohtani +190
Yoshinobu Yamamoto +700
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. +750
Will Smith +750
George Springer +1600
Max Muncy +1800
Alejandro Kirk +2000
Freddie Freeman +2200
Mookie Betts +2200
Ernie Clement +2200

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Through two games, the World Series is tied at one apiece, making this a perfect time to revisit the props I laid out in last week’s preview and see how the odds have shifted. In terms of value, only a couple of props stand out to me. The first is the Blue Jays on the series spread at +375. That price feels far too high. I believe Toronto has a legitimate chance to push this into a full seven-game battle. Sure, the Dodgers could dominate at home, but the Blue Jays are gritty enough to hang around and make this interesting.

MVP leans

Another prop that caught my eye is Max Muncy for World Series MVP at +1800. His Game 2 home run was huge, and I can see him coming through again tonight. He is 2-for-7 so far, but Muncy has a track record of producing in big moments. On the flip side, I want no part of Yoshinobu Yamamoto at +700. Game 2 might be his only appearance of the series, and I have no interest in a short-favorite pitcher with limited opportunity to make an impact.

As for the Blue Jays, nothing really jumps out. I do not hate Alejandro Kirk at 22/1 or George Springer at 16/1, but I do not have a strong read on which player could carry this team to more wins.

I probably will not be getting to the window on any of these, since I already have plenty of action tied up in this series. My advice is simple: be smart, look for real value, and never force a play. There are plenty of flashy, misleading props designed to target casual bettors who just want something to wager on with the season coming to an end. Know what you are betting and whether the price truly makes sense.

There are plenty of pieces out for Game 3, so be sure to check those out if you are looking for any action tonight. We also have several other FREE write-ups available covering all the matchups on tap.

Happy Sports Equinox!