Chicago Bulls Betting Odds: NBA Championship & Game Lines

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Chicago Bulls Betting Odds

The Chicago Bulls defied the NBA odds by sitting atop the Eastern Conference standings for a portion of the 2021-22 season before sinking down to their final resting position—6th place.

February to April was a disappointing stretch for Chicago in 2022, but their 46-36 record led to the franchise's first playoff berth since 2016-17.

Chicago's "Big 3" of Lonzo Ball, DeMar DeRozan, and Zach Lavine combined for 65 points per game last season. Center Nikola Vucevic and guard Alex Caruso also played major roles.

Joining the Bulls this season are veteran guard Goran Dragic and glass-eater supreme Andre Drummond. 18th-overall pick Dalen Terry is an intriguing 6'7 forward who was named to the Pac-12 All-Defense Team last year at Arizona on top of his well-documented scoring acumen.

Chicago Bulls Odds to Win NBA Finals

The Bulls have neither been in nor won an NBA Finals series since their 96, 97, 98 threepeat spearheaded by Michael Jordan and HC Phil Jackson.

Chicago is receiving (+5000) odds to win the 2023 NBA Finals on FanDuel Sportsbook, tied for 16th-shortest in the league with Atlanta and New Orleans. The Bulls are tied for the 8th-shortest odds in the Eastern Conference to go all the way in 2022-23.

Betting Chicago Bulls Futures

Team Futures

The Bulls are a (+2300) bet to win the NBA Eastern Conference—the 8th-shortest odds alongside Atlanta.

The city of Chicago has not seen a postseason series victory since April 2015, a year in which a young Jimmy Butler was the league's Most Improved Player.

The Chicago Bulls are in the midst of a long division title drought, not finishing atop the Central division since the lockout season 2011-12. This year, Chicago is given the 3rd-shortest odds to win their NBA division at (+550) behind the favored Bucks and new-look Cavaliers.

Individual Futures

The Bulls leading odds recipient for MVP is DeMar DeRozan—tied for 21st on FanDuel's MVP award odds list at (+10000). Just below DeRozan on that list is 9th-year guard Zach LaVine at (+13000).

DeRozan was the Bulls' leading scorer a season ago at 28 points per game. LaVine scored 24 per game on 39% shooting from deep.

Incoming rookie—18th-overall pick—Dalen Terry is an amazingly polished young talent whose versatility provides a seamless transition to the pro game. At (+10000), Terry is tied for the 19th-shortest odds to win NBA Rookie of the Year.