The 2024 NBA Draft is scheduled for Wednesday, June 26 to Thursday, June 27. The first round of the event is once again taking place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. View NBA Draft odds below.
NBA Draft Odds
NBA Draft odds for 2024 have been posted at US sportsbooks. Check out NBA Draft odds below and click on the price(s) to wager now. Zaccharie Risacher (-240) is the favorite to go No. 1 at most sportsbooks.
Click on the odds to place your bet | Fanduel: | Caesars: |
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Zaccharie Risacher | Bet now | Bet now |
Donovan Clingan | Bet now | Bet now |
Alexandre Sarr | Bet now | Bet now |
Stephon Castle | Bet now | Bet now |
Reed Sheppard | Bet now | Bet now |
Matas Buzelis | Bet now | Bet now |
Robert Dillingham | Bet now | Bet now |
Nikola Topic | Bet now | Bet now |
Bronny James | Bet now | Bet now |
Zach Edey | Bet now | Bet now |
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How to bet on the NBA Draft
The primary way to bet on the NBA Draft is to take a proposition or “prop” bet on when a player will be drafted. The most popular prop is typically which player will be taken first overall, with varying odds at different sportsbooks.
Here are what NBA first overall pick odds looked like as of May 31:
- Alexandre Sarr (-200)
- Zaccharie Risacher (+185)
- Donovan Clingan (+1000)
- Reed Sheppard (+1500)
- Ronald Holland (+2000)
With props, each player will be listed with a “+” or “-” symbol before the number. If a player is slated with -150 odds to be selected first overall, that means a bettor would have to wager $15 to profit $10 if the player is selected first. If an underdog with +300 odds is taken first overall, a bettor who backed that player would profit $45 on a $15 bet.
Now that the draft lottery is set, a wider array of markets are available to bet on where the top prospects will land. For example, there are bets on whether a potential top pick like Cam Whitmore will be among the top five overall selections with odds listed at +110 for Yes or -135 for No.