Philadelphia 76ers Odds

The Philadelphia 76ers are ready to see if the combination of Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and free agent addition Paul George pays off in the form of a deep NBA Playoff run. The Sixers have Philadelphia 76ers +4000 on BetRivers NBA championship odds, making them among the favorites. View more Philadelphia 76ers odds below, including game lines, Embiid player props, futures, and more from the best NBA betting sites.

76ers Odds Today

Find Philadelphia 76ers odds in the table below, including moneyline, point spreads, and totals for their next game.

Philadelphia 76ers championship odds

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Philadelphia 76ers Atlantic Division odds

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76ers NBA Cup odds

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76ers Player Props and Futures

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How To Bet On Philadelphia 76ers Odds

There are many ways to bet Philadelphia 76ers odds during the NBA season.

The most common are the three major markets: spread bets, moneyline bets and over/under bets. Let’s take a look at some examples from an upcoming game against the Warriors.

• 76ers +5: This is the point spread. Since the 76ers are underdogs (denoted by the plus sign), they are getting five from the Warriors. That is, they must win the game or lose by fewer than five to cash the bets — a five-point loss would return your money.
• 76ers +170: This is the moneyline. Again, the 76ers are underdogs (plus sign), so the bettor “gets” a price. That is, they win $170 for every $100 they bet on the 76ers.
• Over/Under 234.5: This is the betting total. Bettors taking the over must see at least 235 points scored in order to win their bets. Those on the under must see 234 or fewer.

Any of these bets can usually be combined with other bets in parlays. A same game parlay with multiple wagers from one 76ers game also gives the option of combining multiple bets in hopes of a bigger payout.

Smaller Markets, Other 76ers Betting Options

Getting past the basics, player props are probably the next most popular way to bet the NBA. Since few if any team sports are more individual player-driven than the NBA, player props for the association are a very popular option. Rather than simply betting the 76ers to beat the Warriors or cover the spread, one can bet that Joel Embiid will score more than, say, 33.5 points. Or, they can bet that he will snag more than 11.5 rebounds. People love to bet props on their favorite players and in nationally televised games.

We’ve already discussed futures bets above. These allow a bettor to make a wager that the 76ers can accomplish some feat at a later date: win the Atlantic Division, the Eastern Conference, the NBA Finals, surpass a certain number of wins, etc.

NBA bettors can also try teasers. Usually, NBA teasers involve buying four points from the sportsbook — for example, turning 76ers +5 into 76ers +9 against the Warriors — but in exchange, the bettor must parlay that adjusted price with at least one more adjusted price. Generally speaking, it isn’t advised to bet NBA teasers. “Key numbers” don’t exist they way they do for NFL games. Therefore, buying points is usually a losing proposition.

Finally, there’s live betting. Live betting has gained more and more steam in recent years, particularly in the NBA. Live betting the NBA is a great way to take advantage of things like lineup changes and random scoring runs. Teams very frequently make up large deficits in the modern, 3-point-centric NBA. That makes live betting teams that fall behind early an attractive option.

Pay attention to plus-minus data as well to help find an edge. For example, of the high-minutes 76ers players, Joel Embiid has the best net rating on the team (+10.8) by a large margin. He’s making a huge two-way impact. If the team sends him to the bench for his regular rest, that may be a great time to bet the Warriors live.

Compare Betting Sites & Apps For The Best 76ers Odds

When betting on the Philadelphia 76ers, keeping up with the latest odds is crucial, as they can change rapidly due to player performances and game conditions. To secure the best value, compare various sports betting sites for competitive odds and a diverse range of betting markets. Using leading sports betting apps allows you to place bets on the go, monitor real-time line movements, and capitalize on new opportunities. With a solid strategy and the right tools, you can enhance your betting approach and maximize your potential returns when wagering on the 76ers.

Philadelphia 76ers Franchise History

The 76ers are one of the oldest franchises in the NBA, dating to before the merger. No, not that merger, the other merger, when the National Basketball League and the Basketball Association of America combined to become the NBA in 1949-50. Prior to that, the 76ers existed as the Syracuse Nationals.

The Nationals got off to a thriving start, making the first NBA Finals where they lost to the then-Minneapolis Lakers in six. In 1954-55, after another finals defeat at the hands of the Lakers the year prior, the Nationals broke through with their first championship, defeating the Fort Wayne Pistons.

That would be the last finals the franchise would make out of Syracuse. They moved to Philadelphia for 1963-64 after founding owner Danny Biasone sold the team. Philly had been vacated by the Warriors moving to California. After one rough initial season, the team acquired hoops legend Wilt Chamberlain, whose numbers remain the stuff of lore to this day.

In Chamberlain’s third season there, he led a 68-win juggernaut that won the NBA Finals over the Warriors for the franchise’s second title.

However, he departed just two seasons later in a trade to the Lakers and the Sixers fell out of title contention. In 1972-73, the Sixers fielded arguably the worst team in league history, winning just nine games. The 9-73 record remains the all-time worst for a full 82-game season.

After a couple of more lean years, another golden age of 76ers basketball began with the acquisition of ABA star Julius Erving for the 1976-77 season. The Sixers immediately won 50 games and advanced to the finals, though they fell short against the Trail Blazers. Two more finals heartbreaks followed, with the Lakers topping them in both 1980 and 1982. Moses Malone joined the team the next season and the Sixers put together a 65-win campaign that helped him earn MVP honors. This time, they demolished the Lakers in a finals sweep to earn the franchise’s third title.

After seven more playoff appearances — but no finals — in the next eight years, the Sixers fell into another rut in the 1990s. They won no more than 35 games over an eight-year playoff drought.

One of those pitiful seasons yielded Allen Iverson with the No. 1 overall pick. Iverson and coaching legend Larry Brown led the next generation of contending Sixers squads. They made the playoffs five straight seasons starting in 1998-99, peaking with 56 wins and an NBA Finals appearance in 2000-01. However, the Lakers made short work of them in five.

A 10-year stretch of mediocrity began in 2003-04 with the departure of Brown. Iverson eventually followed and the team ran the treadmill around .500. Finally, under new management, the Sixers bottomed out with a legendary stretch of tanking starting in 2013-14. They amassed just 75 wins in the next four seasons via the league’s most purposeful effort ever to accumulate high draft picks.

“The Process” worked, however, bringing in ultra-premium talents Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons via top draft picks. Philly returned to respectability in 2017-18 with 52 wins and became a playoff mainstay even as Simmons’ career flamed out. Embiid rose to an MVP-level player and the team dealt Simmons for star guard James Harden in an attempt to make the last leap to championship level after a few disappointing playoff runs.

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