Dallas Mavericks Odds
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Dallas Mavericks Odds
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The Mavs are one of the most potent teams in the NBA when things are going well. They have talent, great coaching, and a large fanbase. Also, you know, Luka.
While you can’t legally bet on sports in Texas yet, the Mavericks will be one of the most bet-on teams at Texas online sportsbooks when you can. Check out the latest Dallas Mavericks odds below, along with where to find the best NBA betting sites.
Tonight’s Mavericks odds
Below find tonight’s Mavericks point spread. Click any odds to go to the corresponding sportsbook and claim any available sports betting bonus offers.
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How to bet on Dallas Mavericks games in Texas
Betting on the Mavericks in Texas — should that ever become a legal option — or any other team in the NBA starts with signing up for an account at an online sportsbook. Here are the main steps:
- Choose your sportsbook: Once you’ve decided on the sportsbook, head to its website to begin creating an account. You can do this by clicking on the sign-up tab, usually located at the top of the homepage.
- Fill out the necessary information: Sportsbooks require you to provide them with information such as your name, address, phone number, Social Security number, and more.
- Accept the terms and conditions: Every sportsbook has its own set of terms and conditions, and you’ll need to accept them before you’re able to complete the sign-up process. It’s a good idea to read through them at this point, as well, but you can also do so later if you wish.
- Make a deposit: Now that your account is ready, you can make a deposit to fund your future betting. This is often under a cashier tab on the site, and you can generally use a credit card, bank account, or third-party payment processor to add funds.
- Download the app: A sports betting app makes it easier to keep tabs on your account and your bets no matter where you are, and also allows you to place bets from anywhere within a state that allows online sports betting.
- Make your bets: You can check out various NBA bets or browse different sports to find bets you’d be interested in making. Once you find one that piques your interest, simply click it to add it to your betting slip, determine how much you’d like to wager, and submit your bet to be finalized.
How to read Mavericks betting lines
The NBA is one of the most popular professional sports leagues in the world, and it also draws a lot of attention from sports bettors and sportsbooks.
You’ll find a nice range of basketball bets when it comes to wagering on the Mavericks, including moneylines, point spreads, and totals. We outline each of these bets below:
Mavericks moneyline bet
The moneyline bet is the simplest to understand, which makes it one of the most popular with newcomers. You’ll see odds for each team playing in the game, and you bet on one side to win.
Negative odds indicate the favorite, and positive odds are for the underdog. A Mavericks moneyline against the Denver Nuggets might look like this at BetMGM Texas sportsbook:
- Dallas Mavericks -160
- Denver Nuggets +125
The Nuggets are the underdog in this example, and for every $100 you wager on them, you stand to win $125, plus your original stake, should your bet prove successful. The -160 line for the Mavericks tells you how much you would need to wager for a chance to win $100.
Mavericks point spread bet
Oddsmakers set an estimated margin of victory. You can bet on the favorite to win by more than that amount or the underdog to keep the game closer or win by any score.
The odds work the same as they do in our above NBA moneyline example. An NBA point spread line might look like this on the Caesars Texas betting app:
- Dallas Mavericks -4.5 (-110)
- Golden State Warriors +4.5 (-110)
In order for bets on the Mavs to pay out, they have to win their game by five points or more. The Nuggets, meanwhile, need to lose by four or fewer or win the game.
The -110 odds on each side indicate that a wager of $110 would stand to win $100, so your payout would be $210 on a successful bet of that amount.
Mavericks totals bet
With this bet, aka the over/under, you’re not betting on which team will win the game. Instead, sportsbooks provide you with a line for the total combined score, and you can bet whether the actual total score will be over or under that line. You might find a line that looks something like this:
- Over 202.5 points (-110)
- Under 202.5 points (-110)
If the teams combine to go over that total — such as a 103-101 final — then bets on that side will pay out $100 for every $110 you wagered. The same goes for the under, which would require the two teams to score 202 points or fewer.
What are the current Mavericks futures odds?
Futures are season-long bets on things like the Mavericks winning the conference title, making it to the NBA Finals, or even winning a title.
These are available starting in the offseason, and some may come out right after the end of the previous NBA Finals. At that point, the odds can be pretty favorable for every team, but the closer the season gets to the playoffs, the tighter and tighter the lines will likely become as the race to the NBA Finals becomes clearer.
For example, if the Mavericks started the offseason at +1600 odds to win the NBA Finals and found themselves contending for the Western Conference title, those odds might have shrunk to something closer to +625.
Betting earlier usually offers a better potential payout, but the picture definitely becomes clearer as the season continues. You have to decide if you want to risk your money for a higher potential return or if you want to gather more data but risk shorter odds.
Live betting on the Mavericks
Live betting, aka in-game betting, allows you to wager on games as they are taking place. You can access these bets by downloading an app to your phone or tablet and betting from anywhere in a state that allows online sportsbooks, including from home, as you watch the game on TV.
The live sports odds shift quickly as the action takes place on the court, which adds a level of engagement that previously didn’t exist. Various sportsbooks may handle live betting differently, so be sure to shop around to find the ones that offer the experience you’re looking for.
Where do the Mavericks play their home games?
- Arena: American Airlines Center
- Address: 2500 Victory Park Lane, Dallas, Texas
- Owner: City of Dallas
- Operator: Center Operating Company
- Basketball capacity: 19,200 and up to 21,146 with standing room
- Construction cost: $420 million in 2001 (equivalent to $643 million in 2021)
- Other teams: Dallas Stars (NHL)
Who are the Mavericks gambling partners?
The Mavericks currently do not have an official sports betting partner, though that could change in the near future. Both FanDuel and DraftKings are official betting partners of the NBA, while MGM Resorts is the league’s official gambling partner.
How to watch the Dallas Mavericks
For national broadcasts, you can find the Mavericks and other NBA teams playing on ABC, TNT, ESPN, and NBA TV. For those who would rather stream the games, you can do so using the NBA League Pass subscription.
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Dallas Mavericks FAQ
The Mavericks drafted Dirk Nowitzki in 1998 as the ninth overall selection. From that point forward, the 7-foot Nowitzki won an NBA title (2011), an NBA Finals MVP (2011), and an NBA MVP (2007), along with putting up 14 NBA All-Star appearances, four All-NBA first-team selections, five All-NBA second-team selections and a 50-40-90 season (2007). He averaged 20.7 points per game throughout his career, which came to a close when he retired in 2019.
Yes. The team played its first games in 1981 as an expansion squad and has always been located in Dallas and played as the Mavericks. The fans decided the name, which beat out both the Wranglers and the Express.
Point guard Luka Dončić wears No. 77 for the Mavs. The third overall pick in the 2018 NBA draft, Dončić has quickly risen to star status and is one of the best players in the league. He is a three-time All-Star and a three-time All-NBA first-team selection, as well as the 2019 NBA rookie of the year.
Mark Cuban, an internet entrepreneur, investor and longtime Dallas Mavericks season-ticket holder, purchased the team in January 2000 for $285 million.
According to Forbes, the Dallas Mavericks have a value of $2.7 billion.