Nationals vs. Astros Game 2 World Series Betting Odds: Washington 9-1 vs. Houston

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Oct/23/2019

2019 World Series Game 2 betting odds: Nationals (Strasburg) +170 at Astros (Verlander) -185. Total: 7.5 (-120u).  Open your account here with just a valid email address (name, address, text number gets you higher signup bonuses).


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Moneyline action was mostly balanced early on.

The Astros line early on was generally moving up around 10 cents from -170 to -180.

The Nats are an incredible 9-1 versus the Astros dating back to 2012.  The Nationals have won seven of those on the road.  But Houston is 40-13 in their last 53 home games.

The Nationals are 10-1 in Stephen Strasburg’s last 11 interleague starts.

The Astros are 18-6 in Justin Verlander’s last 24 home starts.  They are 36-16 in Verlander’s last 52 starts.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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