LA Clippers Odds

The Los Angeles Clippers now call the Intuit Dome home, and the pursuit of the first NBA title in franchise history continues. The defending Pacific Division champs, who lost Paul George to free agency, have NBA championship odds. View more Clippers odds below, game lines, player props, futures, and more.

Clippers Odds Today

View Los Angeles Clippers odds below, including moneyline, point spreads, and totals for their next game.

Clippers NBA Championship Odds

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CLIPPERS Pacific Division Odds

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Clippers Player props and Futures

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How to bet on the Clippers

Moneyline

Wagering on the moneyline is the simplest type of NBA bet, solely based upon which team wins the game outright. See the below example involving a game between the LA Clippers and Dallas Mavericks.

Clippers -140

Mavericks +175

The negative number on the Clippers moneyline (-140) indicates oddsmakers have them listed as favored to win. It would take a $140 wager to win $100 profit, plus the $140 originally posted for the bet. A $100 on the Hawks would net $175 in profit if they can pull off the upset. 

Point Spread

Books will also set a point spread for NBA games, which considers the margin of victory rather than just the winner and loser. Take the below point spreads in a game between the Clippers and Denver Nuggets:

Clippers +4.5 (-115)

Nuggets -4.5 (-115)

The Nuggets are favored by 4.5 points, indicated by the “-4.5.” They need to win by at least five points to cover the point spread and cash the bet. As underdogs, the Clippers can lose by up to four points or win the game for a bet on them to cash. 

The (-115) odds listed next to each team’s point spread show the return on a correct bet in American Odds. Both teams have the same -115 odds so a $115 bet on the winning team pays the bettor $100, plus the $115 wagered. A $100 bet on the would earn the bettor $86.96 plus the initial wager if it hits.   

Point Total (Over/Under) 

A bet on the point total is determined by the combined number of points scored by both teams. Books will provide a set number to allow bettors to choose whether the final combined scores of each team will be higher or lower. For example, if the point total in a game between the Los Angeles Clippers and Philadelphia 76ers is set at 235 points and ends with a final score of 121-110, a bet on the under would cash out.  

Live Betting

Betting on games while they’re in-play is known as live betting, which can be a fruitful strategy for those who prepare ahead of time. Take a game that has the Clippers (-250 on the moneyline) as favorites in their matchup with the Golden State Warriors (+200 on the moneyline). A $100 bet on the Clippers before the game starts would only make a $40 profit. You also know that the Clippers often start slowly when they play at home and there’s a good chance the Warriors are able to keep things close early in the game. Using that info, you could hold on to your bet until the game is in motion to see if the odds on the Clippers moneyline shift in your favor. 

If the Warriors come out firing and claim an early lead, oddsmakers will move the line to reflect the current score, increasing the value of a bet on the Clippers to win, upping your profits on a correctly (and well-timed) bet. 

Live betting is also where “hedging” your bets can come into play, a tactic by bettors where they make one bet before the game starts and then an opposing bet while the game is live as a way to recoup their potential losses. Let’s say you bet on Los Angeles (+180 underdogs) to win a game against the Chicago Bulls (-200 favorites), but at halftime the Clippers are down by 10 points. The live odds for a moneyline bet on the Bulls now only pays you back one-third of your money, or -300. By giving up on the Clippers and betting on the Bulls moneyline at -300 during halftime, you’re hedging your initial bet on the Clippers in an attempt to recover some money from a seemingly lost cause.                                             

Parlays and Teasers

Parlay and Teaser bets combine multiple different bets together for an increased payout as long as all of your selected bets are successful. 

A parlay is slightly more straightforward than a teaser. For example, the Los Angeles Clippers moneyline (-140) against the Miami Heat seems like a good play, as well as the Cleveland Cavaliers (-200 on the moneyline) to defeat the Houston Rockets. You can parlay both of those outcomes together and increase the odds on your return to +157.  

A teaser allows bettors to move multiple point spreads or totals in their preferred direction. Let’s say you like the Clippers (-4.5) in their matchup with the Sacramento Kings as much as you do the Minnesota Timberwolves (-5.5 favorites) to defeat the Utah Jazz. You can tease both lines by four points (most books offer anywhere from four-to-six point teases) to shift the lines to Los Angeles (-0.5) / Minnesota (-1.5). Now, both teams need to win by four fewer points than the original lines for your bet to cash.

Futures

Futures bets are placed on props in the longer-term future. Team win totals, award winners, and player performances are common future bets. 

Compare Betting Sites & Apps For The Best Clippers Odds

When betting on the Los Angeles Clippers, keeping track of the latest odds is essential, as they can change rapidly due to player performances and game matchups. Comparing top sports betting sites ensures you access the most favorable odds and a broad 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 strategic approach and the right tools, you can optimize your betting strategy and enhance your potential returns when wagering on the Clippers.

Franchise History

Previously the Buffalo Braves and San Diego Clippers, the franchise moved to Los Angeles in 1984 where they’ve been treated as the Lakers’ “little brother” since their arrival. Still without an NBA Finals appearance on their resume, the Clippers sustained 30 years of awful basketball from 1976 through 2005, winning 40 or more games just three times during that span.

In 2006, Elton Brand led LA to the city’s first Conference semifinals, losing to Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns in seven games (the Buffalo Braves made it to the Conference semis three times in the 1970s). One season later the Clippers were back to their losing ways, failing to reach the postseason for five straight years until Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan joined Blake Griffin in LA to form the trio fondly knowns as “Lob City.” Under head coach, Doc Rivers, this high-flying version of the Clippers reeled off six straight playoff appearances. Despite two straight seasons with 55+ wins from 2014-15, Paul and company could never get past the Conference Semifinals and once the Warriors began their streak of NBA Finals runs in 2015, the Lob City era was steadily ending.

When Kawhi and Paul George teamed up under new owner Steve Ballmer in 2019, the Clippers immediately soared up the projections as one of the favorites to reach the NBA Finals, only to lose in the Bubble to the Nuggets in the second round. One year later, Kawhi would stay healthy just long enough to help the Clippers reach seven games in the conference semifinals against the Utah Jazz before partially tearing his right ACL. Paul George stepped up heroically in Game 7 to lead the Clippers to the franchise’s first-ever Conference Finals and even pushed the Phoenix Suns to six games before running out of gas.

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