Dallas Mavericks Betting Odds: NBA Championship & Game Lines

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Dallas Mavericks Betting Odds

Despite having the luxury of rostering one of the league's best players in 2020-21, the Mavericks were only able to finish in the middle of a crowded Western pack and were a 1st round exit from the NBA playoffs.

Luka Doncic was 6th in the league in points per game (27.7) and 5th in assists (8.6). His incredible play was not enough to propel Dallas above the likes of Utah, Phoenix, Denver, or the LA Clippers—all of whom finished at least 5 games ahead of Dallas in the final standings.

The Mavericks boast the most diverse roster in basketball—filled with players from 8 different nations! Can newly-signed Head Coach Jason Kidd craft this multiethnic conglomeration into a singularly focused unit?

Dallas Mavericks Odds to Win NBA Finals

Vegas has moderate faith in Dallas entering this new season, giving the Mavs (+3000) odds of hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy. These are the 11th-shortest odds in the league and the 7th-shortest of any Western team.

Dallas has not tasted an NBA title since Dirk Nowitski and Co. topped LeBron in his first season in Miami in the 2010-11 NBA Finals.

Betting Dallas Mavericks Futures

Team Futures

The Mavericks are (+1600) to win the Western Conference title this season, the 7th-best odds. The Los Angeles Lakers are the preseason betting favorites in the West at (+195).

Dallas shares the Southwest division with Memphis, New Orleans, San Antonio, and Houston. The Mavs are the favorites to win the division at (-210) with the Grizzlies 2nd at (+440).

It would be quite shocking if Dallas did not qualify for the postseason in 2021-22. The Mavs have reached the playoffs each of the past 2 seasons and are receiving (-650) odds to get back this season.

Although Dallas has been in the postseason 6 times since their 2011 championship—the team has not advanced past the 1st round since that run.

Individual Futures

All eyes will be on Luka Doncic this season. The 22-year-old 6'7 Slovenian point guard is the odds-on favorite to win the MVP this season at (+480). Vegas gives Luka even shorter odds than Giannis (+700), Steph Curry (+800), or Kevin Durant (+800) for this award.