- There are +250 odds for the Chinese Taipei team to win the International bracket.
- The Hawaii team is favored to win the US bracket with +250 odds.
- An International Team is favored to win the LLWS with -135 odds.
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – The 2025 Little League World Series is set to begin on Wednesday, August 13, and run until August 22 from the Little League World Series Complex, and yes, there are several betting odds for the tournament.
Ahead of the tournament’s start, legal sports betting sites have three sets of odds being offered for it. There are odds for the winners of both the International and US brackets, as well as which side of the bracket the overall winner will be on.
2025 Little League World Series Winner
- International Team -135
- US Team +105
2025 United States Bracket Winner
- Hawaii (West) +250
- South Carolina (Southeast) +260
- Washington (Northwest) +400
- South Dakota (Midwest) +500
- Texas (Southwest) +500
- Pennsylvania (Mid-Atlantic) +600
- Nevada (Mountain) +1100
- Connecticut (Metro) +1200
- Massachusetts (New England) +1600
- Illinois (Great Lakes) +2200
2025 International Bracket Winner
- Chinese Taipei (Asia-Pacific) +250
- Tokyo (Japan) +275
- Venezuela (Latin America) +350
- Aruba (Caribbean) +350
- Czech Republic (Europe-Africa) +800
- Chihuahua (Mexico) +900
- Vancouver (Canada) +1000
- Yabucoa (Puerto Rico) +1000
- Arraijan (Panama) +1400
- Brisbane (Australia) +2000
Past Little League World Series Winners + Trends
Based on previous winners, this is the right time for bettors to get plus money Little League World Series odds on the US to win outright as a team from the US has won the last six LLWS Championships.
The last six US based champions were from Florida, California, Hawaii, Michigan, Louisiana, and Hawaii again in that order.
On the international side, the last overseas team to win came in 2017 with the Tokyo-Kitasuna team from Tokyo, Japan. In fact, that Japanese team has claimed the last two championships from an international team, adding 2015 as well.
Sticking with the international side, Taiwan as a whole has the most international LLWS championships with 17, however, their last victory came back in 1996. Going back to Japan, a team from the region has won the second most LLWS titles with 11, including five since 2010. Just last year, Taiwan was the runner up.
Three of the last five runner ups have been the Willemstad, Curacao team representing the Caribbean region.
