2016-17 NBA Team By Team Playoff Odds
Paddy Power is currently offering odds on whether each NBA team will make the playoffs or not this upcoming season. Here is a look at last year’s standings.
Each conference has a few similarities, especially towards the top of the list.Both the Warriors and Cavaliers do not have a “Yes” option posted, as the payout would be essentially nothing. The Celtics and Spurs have the highest odds posted in each conference at -10,000, while the Raptors and Clippers are the third highest in their respective conferences at -2,500.
Beyond that, there are no teams listed higher than -350 to make the playoffs. Both teams listed at +100 provide some value in my mind. The Knicks are already getting a lot of action in Vegas to win the NBA title at 80/1, while the Timberwolves have a young core of budding superstars that may make the next step this season and help the team sneak into the playoff picture.
Sidenote to NBA win totals: More bets have placed on the Knicks to win NBA title than any other team @LVSuperBook. https://t.co/s44FdfeTPI
— David Payne Purdum (@DavidPurdum) September 20, 2016
Team | Yes | No |
---|---|---|
Atlanta | -250 | +175 |
Boston | -10000 | +3300 |
Brooklyn | +3300 | -6600 |
Charlotte | -140 | +100 |
Chicago | +110 | -150 |
Cleveland | N/A | +4000 |
Dallas | +110 | -150 |
Denver | +190 | -275 |
Detroit | -275 | +190 |
Golden State | N/A | +4000 |
Houston | -140 | +100 |
Indiana | -330 | +220 |
LA Lakers | +3300 | -10000 |
LA Clippers | -2500 | +850 |
Memphis | -250 | +175 |
Miami | +175 | -250 |
Milwaukee | +140 | -190 |
Minnesota | +100 | -140 |
New Orleans | +175 | -250 |
New York | +100 | -140 |
Oklahoma City | -200 | +150 |
Orlando | +140 | -190 |
Philadelphia | +850 | -2500 |
Phoenix | +700 | -1800 |
Portland | -225 | +160 |
Sacramento | +400 | -700 |
San Antonio | -10000 | +3300 |
Toronto | -2500 | +850 |
Utah | -350 | +225 |
Washington | -150 | +110 |
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