Odds for NBA games can change quickly, but by using the comparative odds table above, we hope you are still able to find the best line for your wager. We've chosen to compare only the books we feel have an established history and that we recommend and hold accounts with ourselves. By having accounts at multiple books, you can actually add several wins per season in the NBA just by getting that extra half or full point. It might seem arbitrary, that is, until you miss out on a win or a push you could have gotten simply by having another list of odds to choose from.
NBA Odds Legend
# (Rotation Number)
This is a number assigned to each team by a sportsbook to simplify the betting process. These are used primarily in your Las Vegas sportsbooks, where there might be some confusion communicating with the teller. Online books still use rotation numbers, mostly for phone wagering, but most who wager online don't have much use for them.
Time
Listed starting time for each game (all times are Eastern).
Opener
Opening odds for each game as listed by the first sportsbook to post a line. We list this to give you an idea of how a line has moved since it was first released.
Sportsbook Odds
Odds from each book are listed under its logo. Clicking on the odds for any game will give you a list of all of the recorded line moves for that game from that sportsbook.
Odds Type Filter
This drop-down allows you to filter by different bet types like money lines and totals, and other combinations. By default, we list point spreads and totals for the NBA since those are the most popular wager types.
Game Segment Filter
In addition to odds for the full game, many books offer odds on each half of the game, as well as each quarter. These can be viewed by using this filter when they are made available.