| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Brewers | -1.5 43%24% | O 1 44%44% | 57%56% | 57% Kalshi |
â–¶Dodgers | +1.5 57%76% | U 1 56%56% | 45%45% | 45% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Milwaukee Brewers | -1.5 | O 1 | 57% Kalshi | |
â–¶Los Angeles Dodgers | +1.5 | U 1 | 45% Kalshi |
Milwaukee is the 56c road favorite over Los Angeles at 45c for the August 15, 2026 game at Dodger Stadium, and Kalshi and Polymarket agree to the cent on both sides of the moneyline. That is a full role reversal inside 24 hours: the Dodgers were priced as a 63c home favorite for the August 14 game and a 57c favorite on August 13. The Brewers carry the best record in the National League at 75-47 and send Jacob Misiorowski (11-5, 1.76 ERA) against Justin Wrobleski (11-4, 3.44 ERA) for the Dodgers at 73-49. The board has traded roughly $17.4K across both platforms.
Milwaukee walked into Dodger Stadium as the underdog and leaves game three as the favorite. The market had Los Angeles at 57c on August 13 and 63c on August 14. For August 15 the price sits at Milwaukee 56c, Los Angeles 45c, an 18c move in the Dodgers' number in a single day. Two teams separated by two games in the standings are trading a road favorite, and the pitching card is the reason.
The Brewers are 75-47, the best record in the National League, and 34-25 away from American Family Field. The Dodgers are 73-49, tied with Atlanta for the second-best record in the league, and 36-24 at home. Home field is worth something in this matchup and the market has priced it away entirely, which is the tell: at 56c Milwaukee is being paid as if the venue is close to neutral.
The cross-platform read is unusually tight. Kalshi has Milwaukee at 56c and Los Angeles at 45c. Polymarket has the identical pair. There is no gap to work with on the moneyline, and both sides sum above 100c, which is the normal two-sided vig, not a pricing error. Depth is lopsided: the Kalshi Dodgers leg has taken roughly $15.6K of lifetime volume against roughly $2.5K on the Brewers leg, while Polymarket has traded a few hundred dollars on the pair. Kalshi is where this game is actually being priced.
Intraday the line has not moved. Kalshi snapshots from late on August 14 through the early hours of August 15 hold Milwaukee at 56c and Los Angeles at 45c across every reading, with volume building on the Dodgers side without moving the price. The whole story is the day-over-day repricing, not a live drift.
Jacob Misiorowski is the single largest input in this price. The Brewers right-hander is 11-5 with a 1.76 ERA and 204 strikeouts, which is the best ERA any starter has brought into this series. His strikeout board reflects it: the Kalshi ladder runs through 6.5 and 7.5, and the over 8.5 line trades at 30c on Polymarket, meaning the market gives him a real chance to reach nine punchouts against a Dodgers lineup that has scored in bunches at home.
Justin Wrobleski counters at 11-4 with a 3.44 ERA and 94 strikeouts. The record is close to Misiorowski's; the run prevention is not, and that ERA gap of roughly 1.7 runs is what flipped the favorite. Wrobleski's strikeout ladder starts at 2.5 and tops out at 4.5, a fraction of the volume Misiorowski is asked to carry, which tells you the market expects a shorter, contact-heavier outing from the Los Angeles side.
That asymmetry shows up in the derivative markets. Milwaukee to win after five innings trades at 49c on Polymarket against 35c for Los Angeles and 18c for a tie, so the market is leaning on Misiorowski to carry the early lead rather than on a Brewers bullpen comeback. The first-five total sits at 42.5c for over 4.5 runs.
The full-game total is priced right on the number. Over 7.5 runs trades at 49.5c (50c Kalshi, 49c Polymarket), over 6.5 at 62c and over 8.5 at 41.5c. That is a low-7s market for a game in a park that usually plays higher, and it is consistent with a 1.76 ERA starter on the mound.
The run line agrees with the moneyline read. Milwaukee at -1.5 trades at 43c (43c on both books), Los Angeles at -1.5 at 27.5c (27c Kalshi, 28c Polymarket). A 15.5c gap between the two -1.5 sides is a wider margin than the 11c moneyline gap, so the market is pricing Milwaukee not just to win but to win comfortably more often than Los Angeles does. Team totals point the same direction: Milwaukee over 3.5 runs at 57c versus Los Angeles over 3.5 runs at 47c.
The Milwaukee Brewers hub and the Los Angeles Dodgers hub carry the rest of each club's live board, including the season-long futures that this series feeds.
The moneyline resolves on the final score of the game scheduled for August 15, 2026 at Dodger Stadium, first pitch 7:15 p.m. ET. The winning team's contract settles at 100c and the losing team's at 0c. Run line and total contracts settle on the same official final score, extra innings included. A postponement moves settlement to the completed makeup game or voids the contract per each platform's published rules.
Misiorowski workload: a 1.76 ERA starter is the reason Milwaukee is a road favorite, and any early pitch-count trouble is the fastest path back to a Dodgers price.
Bullpen usage from game two: this is the third game of a four-game set, and both relief corps have already worked two nights in a row.
Los Angeles home split: the Dodgers are 36-24 at home, and the market has priced that edge out entirely at 45c.
Total sitting on 7.5: over 7.5 at 49.5c is a coin-flip line, so an early crooked number moves the derivative board faster than the moneyline.
Standings stake: Milwaukee leads Los Angeles by two games for the best record in the National League, and this series is worth up to four games of that margin.
The season-long consequences trade on the 2026 World Series board and the National League pennant market, both of which move on head-to-head series between the top two teams in the league. Individual awards are on the NL MVP board, and every live MLB game and futures market sits on the MLB hub. Player-level pricing for tonight's starter is on the Jacob Misiorowski page.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Los Angeles Dodgers scheduled for August 15, 2026 at Dodger Stadium, with a scheduled first pitch of 7:15 p.m. ET. The winning team's contract settles at 100c and the losing team's contract settles at 0c. Run line contracts settle on the official final margin and total contracts settle on the official combined final score, with extra innings included in both. First-five-inning markets settle on the score after five completed innings. If the game is postponed, suspended, or shortened, Kalshi and Polymarket each settle on the official MLB result of the completed or makeup game, and void the contract if no official result is recorded.
As of August 15, 2026, Milwaukee is the 56c favorite and Los Angeles is 45c. Kalshi and Polymarket are showing the same price on both sides, so there is no cross-platform gap on the moneyline.
Milwaukee is favored at 56c, an implied probability of about 56%, despite playing on the road. Los Angeles was a 63c home favorite for the August 14 game, so this is an 18c reversal in one day.
Jacob Misiorowski (11-5, 1.76 ERA, 204 strikeouts) starts for Milwaukee against Justin Wrobleski (11-4, 3.44 ERA, 94 strikeouts) for Los Angeles. That ERA gap is the main reason the favorite flipped.
Both Kalshi and Polymarket list the moneyline, run line, and total for this game. The board has taken roughly $17.4K in lifetime volume, with the large majority of it on Kalshi.
The full-game total sits at over 7.5 runs for 49.5c as of August 15, 2026, with over 6.5 at 62c and over 8.5 at 41.5c. On the run line, Milwaukee -1.5 trades at 43c and Los Angeles -1.5 at 27.5c.
Misiorowski's pitch count through the fifth inning is the single fastest price mover, since Milwaukee to lead after five innings already trades at 49c. Bullpen availability in game three of a four-game series is the second.