NBA Odds November 1

Biggest price gaps

Line moves

No line moves yet. Moves show here once at least two sportsbooks agree on a new line.

How to read this odds board

Each row is one game and each column is one sportsbook. Pick a tab for the bet you want: the moneyline is who wins, the spread is the winning margin, and the total is the combined score. On the spread and total tabs, the number above each price is the line. The best price on each side is highlighted when at least two books price it; tap any price to open that book. A minus price shows what you risk to win $100 and a plus price shows what $100 wins, so a smaller number after a minus, or a bigger one after a plus, is the better price. OFF means that book hasn't posted the line yet.

Line shopping: an example from this board

The same bet can pay different amounts at different books. As of Oct 31, 11:33 PM ET, the Golden State Warriors are -130 at BetOnline and -152 at MyBookie: to win $100 you risk $130 at one and $152 at the other, for the same result. Spreads differ too, in smaller steps. The Toronto Raptors +4.5 is -105 at Bovada and -110 at MyBookie. Over 50 spread bets in a season, each to win $100, that is $5,250 risked instead of $5,500 for the same $5,000 in wins. Shopping takes seconds on this board: find your side, look for the highlighted price and bet there.

What moves NBA lines

Lines move when the books' view of a game changes or when money comes in heavily on one side. In the NBA, player availability moves prices most: a star ruled out or rested can move a spread several points, and back-to-back games and travel matter too.

When NBA lines are posted

NBA lines usually go up the day before a game, or the morning of it. Our first prices for the games on this board were recorded on Saturday, October 31. Most of the movement comes with injury reports and lineup news through the day, which can still shift a price in the last hour before tip-off.

NBA odds FAQ

Why do the four sportsbooks have different prices?

Each book sets its own lines and adjusts them to the bets it takes, so the same bet can be priced differently at the same moment. That's why we show all four side by side.

Why is there no price from one book?

OFF means that book hasn't posted the game, or that bet, yet. We show only prices a book has actually posted, and its logo still links to the book.

How often are the odds updated?

Through the day, and more often in the hour before a game starts. The time of the last update is above the board. Check the price at the book before you bet, because lines move.

Which price is highlighted?

The best price on that side across the four books: the one that pays the most for the same bet. A price is highlighted only when at least two books price that side.