The 2023-24 NBA Playoffs have finally arrived, and the tournament bracket is set. Throughout the NBA season, we have seen NBA Championship odds fluctuate. These odds movements will still happen throughout the NBA Playoffs based on team performance and other determining factors.
Currently, the Boston Celtics and the Denver Nuggets are the betting favorites to win the NBA Finals. Barring any significant changes or injuries, expect both of these teams to stay at the top when it comes to NBA Championship odds that you can bet on at all of the top sports betting sites.
Currently, the Boston Celtics and the Minnesota Timberwolves are the betting favorites to win the NBA Championship in 2024. You can bet on the Celtics, T'Wolves, or any other team in the NBA Playoffs on all of the best sports betting apps today.
In the final stretch of the regular season, the Boston Celtics cruised smoothly, securing homecourt advantage throughout the playoffs. Concerns about their depth were overshadowed by the remarkable performance of their top players, supported by unexpected contributions from players like Sam Hauser, Luke Kornet, and Payton Pritchard. Finishing with an impressive 64-18 record and a dominant net rating of 11.7, the Celtics proved their prowess after significant trades.
Boston has faced little difficulty through the first two rounds of the playoffs and are heavily favored over Indiana with -900 odds at the leading sports betting apps.
The Timberwolves have arguably been the story of the NBA playoffs thus far. A resounding sweep over the Suns got NBA fans' attention, but few expected them to hang with the defending champion Nuggets over a seven game series.
The T'Wolves proceeded to win the first two games against the Nuggets in Denver. The series went back-and-forth from there and ultimately, the Timberwolves were able to overcome a massive deficit in Game 7 on the road to dethrone the champs and punch their ticket to the Western Conference Finals.
Minnesota opens as a -170 favorite in the Western Conference Finals over Dallas.