Latest Arizona Diamondbacks Odds: Playoffs, World Series, Division Title & More
Below are the latest D-backs odds via DraftKings Arizona:
| 🏆 Arizona Diamondbacks World Series Odds: | +2500 (3.9% chance) |
| ⭐ Playoff Odds: | -125 (55.6% chance) |
| 🚩 National League Pennant: | +1300 (7.1% chance) |
| 🥇 NL West Division Title: | +550 (15.4%) |
| 🔥 Diamondbacks Over 86.5 Wins: | -120 (54.5%) |
| ✅ Odds Last Updated: | March 3, 2025 |
Keep in mind that odds do vary across different Arizona betting apps, so be sure to look around for the best lines before placing bets.
Who Is Favored to Win the World Series in 2025?
The current 2025 World Series favorite is the Los Angeles Dodgers, who won baseball's most prestigious title in 2024 and have made the postseason every year since 2013.
What Are the Diamondbacks Odds to Win the National League?
The D-backs' odds to win the NL are +1300, the sixth-shortest odds in that league. The Diamondbacks won the National League in 2023, but lost the World Series to the Texas Rangers 4-1 in a seven-game series.
What Are the Arizona Diamondbacks NL West Odds?
Arizona's odds to win the NL West are +550, the second-shortest in the division. Arizona finished third in the NL West in 2024.
Can the Diamondbacks Make the Playoffs?
The Diamondbacks are expected to contend for the 2025 postseason based on odds in the AZ sports betting market. It all depends on whether the roster can stay healthy and if they can improve the team in key areas.
How to Bet on the Diamondbacks in Arizona
Bettors in Arizona (and anywhere else with legal sports betting) can place bets on the Diamondbacks and all other MLB teams at any legal sportsbook. That includes BetMGM Arizona, Caesars, Betway, bet365 and more. Bettors must be 21 or older and located within lines of a state with legal sports betting.
Are There Any Diamondbacks Betting Promos?
There might be some Arizona sports betting promos surrounding the Diamondbacks once the season starts. If not, there are plenty of welcome bonuses and baseball-centric promos in AZ offered by legal sportsbooks.
Arizona Diamondbacks World Series, National League History
Pro baseball was introduced to the state of Arizona in 1998 when the Arizona Diamondbacks kicked off their first inaugural season. The Diamondbacks have played in the NL West in every season that they've been a part of the MLB.
Have the Arizona Diamondbacks Won a World Series?
The Arizona Diamondbacks have won the World Series once, in 2001. It was just their fourth season in franchise history, and they defeated the New York Yankees four games to three.
How Many Times Have the Diamondbacks Won the National League?
The Diamondbacks have won the National League pennant twice — once in 2001 and again in 2023. They beat the Atlanta Braves 4-1 to earn the NLCS title in 2001 and defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 in the 2023 NLCS.
How Many Times Have the Diamondbacks Made the Playoffs?
In 26 seasons, the Diamondbacks have made the postseason seven times. Their most recent appearance was in 2023, when they won the NLCS and lost to the Texas Rangers in the World Series.
Arizona Diamondbacks FAQs
The Diamondbacks have the eighth-shortest odds at +2500 to win the Commissioner's Trophy. Arizona last went to the World Series in 2023 but couldn't walk away with a win after being defeated by the Texas Rangers.
The Diamondbacks are expected to contend for a playoff spot in 2025 after they fell just short of making the postseason in 2024. Sportsbooks have Arizona at -125 to make the playoffs.
The Arizona Diamondbacks play home games at Chase Field, located at 401 E Jefferson St. in Phoenix, Arizona. Chase Field was previously called Bank One Ballpark before changing names in 2005. Chase Field is also home to a Caesars retail sportsbook.
Ken Kendrick is the principal owner and managing general partner of the Arizona Diamondbacks, founding the team in 1995 and launching their first season in 1998.
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Wes is an editor and writer for BetArizona.com. Based out of the Kansas City area, Wes has covered sports professionally since 2015 with a strong emphasis on sports betting and the NFL, though he's also covered pro wrestling, UFC, college sports and more.
