2020 World Series Biggest Liabilities for the Sportsbooks

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2020 World Series Biggest Liabilities for the Sportsbooks

BetOnline's Dave Mason Wednesday morning released a breakdown of the biggest liabilities for each Major League Baseball team should they win the World Series.

The Dodgers paying $70 for every $20 bet to win the World Series presents the worst scenario for BetOnline.  The LA franchise had the largest number of futures.

Surprisingly the Cincinnati Reds and San Diego Padres represented the second and third largest exposures, respectively.  The Reds, in particular, remain a fairly big longshot at 16-1 odds.

BetOnline is hopeful that either the Cubs, Cardinals or Brewers ultimately win as these have the least number of futures backing.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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