Portland Trail Blazers Odds

Portland Trail Blazers 20212-22 Season

It’s been a tough year for the Trail Blazers this season. Franchise cornerstone Damian Lillard has missed most of the season after undergoing abdominal surgery, CJ McCollum was traded to New Orleans and the team is in danger of falling out of the No. 10 seed and the Play-In Tournament.

See more info on their full schedule, complete odds, depth chart, injuries, against-the-spread performance, and more.

Betting on the Portland Trail Blazers

Be sure to take advantage of any favorable odds matchups for the Portland Trail Blazers for the rest of the season for the following bet types.

• Moneyline
• Point Spread
• Over/Unders
• Props
• Future Odds

Trail Blazers Moneyline

The odds for moneyline bets can be a little more confusing than spread bets, but the idea is simpler: You're betting on which team will win the game. Take this example with the Blazers.

• Portland Trail Blazers -130
• Minnesota Timberwolves +110

Again, the minus sign indicates that the Blazers are favorites in this game. To read the odds, think in terms of $10 or $100 bets. The favorite requires more money since they're likelier to win: In this case, a Blazers moneyline bet at -130 would win $10 for every $13 bet. A Wolves ML bet would net $11 for every $10 wagered on that bet.

Trail Blazers Spread

The Blazers are near the basement of the league when it comes to games against-the-spread (ATS), going 25-34 so far in 2021-22. This refers to spread bets, which are wagers on how much a team will win or lose by. Let's look at an example of a hypothetical Blazers game:

• Portland Trail Blazers (-7.5)
• Oklahoma City Thunder (+7.5)

Here's how to read the odds: The Blazers are 7.5-point favorites, which you can tell by the minus sign next to the number. If you bet on the Blazers, you are wagering that they'll beat the Thunder by eight or more points. If OKC won the game outright or merely lost by seven or fewer points, that side of the bet would cash.

Trail Blazers Over/Unders

If you don't feel comfortable betting on which team will win or by how much, you might be interested in over/under bets. Also called totals, these wagers are all about points -- how many will be scored by both teams, in fact. Portland is 28-30-1 on overs through the break in 2021-22.

Say the Blazers-Nuggets game has a total of 235 points: An over bet would cash at 236 or more combined points, whereas an under would hit at 234 or fewer. If it landed at 235 exactly, it's called a push and all bets are refunded.

Trail Blazers Prop Bets

Few players in the NBA can get as scorching hot as Damian Lillard, and you can bet on exactly that happening in any given game. Those types of bets are called player props, and they're tied to the statistical output of a player. For example, Lillard might have an over/under point total prop of 29.5 points, and you can bet the over or under of that wager.

Trail Blazers Futures

As long as Damian Lillard is a Blazer, expectations are that this team could get over the hump at any moment, which means bettors will have to shop for the best line to get good odds on Trail Blazers futures bets. Futures are bets that focus on long term outcomes, like Portland to make the playoffs, win the Northwest Division, win the Western Conference, win the NBA Finals, or even individual awards like Lillard winning league MVP.

How to Bet on the Portland Trail Blazers

Sports betting is currently legal in Oregon, but the state only has one gaming operator in DraftKings at the moment. Stay tuned for updates on The Action Network's Oregon’s betting page regarding sports betting legislation in the state.

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