2026 MLB World Series: Brewers vs. Rays Series Spread
Brewers (-1.5) leads at 50.0%, ahead of Rays (-1.5) (50.0%) and Brewers (-2.5) (50.0%).
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- Fresh wallets
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Brewers (-1.5)50.0%+0.5Rays (-1.5)50.0%+0.5Brewers (-2.5)50.0%+0.5Brewers (-3.5)50.0%-Rays (-2.5) · resolved0.0%−2.0Rays (-3.5) · resolved0.0%−2.0Click a row to chart it. Each outcome is its own market, so chances need not sum to 100%. 24h change in percentage points.
Market read
Who leads the 2026 MLB World Series: Brewers vs. Rays Series Spread market on Polymarket?
Polymarket traders give Brewers (-1.5) a 50% chance, ahead of Rays (-1.5) at 50% and Brewers (-2.5) at 50%. 6 outcomes are listed, 2 of them already resolved. Brewers (-1.5) has held near 50% since Oct 20. Over the last 24 hours it is up 0.5 points.
Where is the whale money going?
No single bet of $5,000 or more has been tracked on this market yet.
How does this market resolve?
Trading is scheduled to close on Nov 1, 2026.
Resolution rules from Polymarket
The 2026 World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays is a best-of-seven series, won by the first team to win four games. Each market in this event names a team and a series spread of -1.5, -2.5 or -3.5 games, and its two outcomes are the named team with that spread (for example, "Brewers -1.5") and the other team with the opposite spread (for example, "Rays +1.5"). A -1.5 spread is covered if the named team wins the series 4-0, 4-1 or 4-2, a -2.5 spread is covered if the named team wins the series 4-0 or 4-1, and a -3.5 spread is covered if the named team wins the series 4-0. If the series is completed, each market will resolve to the named team's outcome if its spread is covered and to the other team's outcome if it is not.
If the series is not completed by November 14, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, for any reason, including cancellation of the 2026 MLB Playoffs, a market will resolve to the other team's outcome if the other team has already won enough games that the named team can no longer cover the spread (3 games against a -1.5 spread, 2 games against a -2.5 spread, 1 game against a -3.5 spread). Otherwise, it will resolve to 50-50. Only games completed by that time will be counted.
The resolution source for this market will be official information from MLB; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
Whales are single buys of $5,000 or more; fresh wallets are first-time accounts betting $500 or more. Prices are Polymarket's own and move with every trade. How we count these.