Last Updated on April 16, 2010 8:00 pm by Anthony Rome
NBA Series Prices
The 2010 NBA Playoffs are set and ready to begin Saturday, April 17. Let’s check out series prices from all of our sports books.
Experienced bettors know that shopping lines is vital to their success. That’s why having accounts set up at various sports books is never a bad thing, as bettors can shop prices in case their our discrepancies from book to book.
Why many of the sports books have similar odds when it comes to prices on the first round series, there are some differences that bettors can take advantage of. For instance, at SBGGLOBAL.com, the Los Angeles Lakers have a money line price of –700 to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in the teams’ best of seven series, compared to –800 at other books. SBGGLOBAL is also offering the Atlanta Hawks at –750 for their series against the Milwaukee Bucks, while other books have the Hawks at –800 and even –900.
Bodog.com and SBGGLOBAL are both offering the Boston Celtics at –175 for their series against the Miami Heat, as opposed to –190 at other books. Bodog is also offering a great line on the San Antonio Spurs at +150 on the moneyline for their series against the Dallas Mavericks, compared to the Spurs being +135 elsewhere.
BroburySports.com is offering a lower price on the Orlando Magic at –1000 for their series against the Charlotte Bobcats, compared to other books that are at –1100. Sports Interaction, Sportsbook.com and SPORTSBETTING each have the Mavericks at –165 instead of –170, and the Phoenix Suns at –600 compared to –650.
For a complete list of NBA first round series prices for all of our sports books, see below.
2010 NBA Playoffs First Round Series Prices
Milwaukee Bucks (Series Price) +500
Atlanta Hawks (Series Price) -800
Miami Heat (Series Price) +155
Boston Celtics (Series Price) -175
Utah Jazz (Series Price) +170
Denver Nuggets (Series Price) -200
Oklahoma City Thunder (Series Price) +500
Los Angeles Lakers (Series Price) -800
Charlotte Bobcats (Series Price) +700
Orlando Magic (Series Price) -1100
San Antonio Spurs (Series Price) +150
Dallas Mavericks (Series Price) -170
Portland Trailblazers (Series Price) +425
Phoenix Suns (Series Price) –650
125 Oklahoma Thunder +500
Los Angeles Lakers –800
140 Portland Trail Blazers +400
Phoenix Suns –600
105 Chicago Bulls +1500
Cleveland Cavaliers –2800
115 Miami Heat +150
Boston Celtics –190
120 Utah Jazz +160
Denver Nuggets –200
135 San Antonio Spurs +135
Dallas Mavericks –165
110 Milwaukee Bucks +550
Atlanta Hawks –900
130 Charlotte Bobcats +600
Orlando Magic –1000
125 Oklahoma Thunder +500
Los Angeles Lakers –700
140 Portland Trail Blazers +400
Phoenix Suns –600
105 Chicago Bulls +1500
Cleveland Cavaliers –3000
115 Miami Heat +145
Boston Celtics –175
120 Utah Jazz +160
Denver Nuggets –200
135 San Antonio Spurs +135
Dallas Mavericks –165
110 Milwaukee Bucks +550
Atlanta Hawks –750
130 Charlotte Bobcats +650
Orlando Magic –900
125 Oklahoma Thunder +500
Los Angeles Lakers –800
140 Portland Trail Blazers +400
Phoenix Suns –600
105 Chicago Bulls +1500
Cleveland Cavaliers –2800
115 Miami Heat +150
Boston Celtics –190
120 Utah Jazz +160
Denver Nuggets –200
135 San Antonio Spurs +135
Dallas Mavericks –165
110 Milwaukee Bucks +550
Atlanta Hawks –900
130 Charlotte Bobcats +600
Orlando Magic –1000
125 Oklahoma Thunder +500
Los Angeles Lakers –800
140 Portland Trail Blazers +400
Phoenix Suns –600
105 Chicago Bulls +1500
Cleveland Cavaliers –2800
115 Miami Heat +150
Boston Celtics –190
120 Utah Jazz +160
Denver Nuggets –200
135 San Antonio Spurs +135
Dallas Mavericks –165
110 Milwaukee Bucks +550
Atlanta Hawks –900
130 Charlotte Bobcats +600
Orlando Magic –1000
125 Oklahoma Thunder +500
Los Angeles Lakers –800
140 Portland Trail Blazers +400
Phoenix Suns –600
105 Chicago Bulls +1500
Cleveland Cavaliers –2800
115 Miami Heat +150
Boston Celtics –190
120 Utah Jazz +160
Denver Nuggets –200
135 San Antonio Spurs +135
Dallas Mavericks –165
110 Milwaukee Bucks +550
Atlanta Hawks –900
130 Charlotte Bobcats +600
Orlando Magic –1000
Posted: 4/16/10 8:00PM ET