Sacramento Kings Odds, Betting Lines, Spreads and Futures for 2026-27 Season
Sacramento won 22 games last season with Domantas Sabonis playing 19, Keegan Murray appearing in 23 and Zach LaVine getting 39. That's what makes this team a little tricky to price. How much better can it be simply by getting its better players back?
Sportsbooks aren't expecting much. The Sacramento Kings odds remain near the bottom of the Western Conference, even with those veterans returning and No. 7 pick Darius Acuff Jr. taking over at point guard.
Acuff does bring some intrigue. The 19-year-old is among the early contenders in NBA Rookie of the Year odds, and his role could grow quickly on a roster moving younger.
Sacramento Kings Next Game Odds
The Kings open the regular season at the LA Clippers on October 21. For Sacramento Kings odds next game odds, the comparison below will update with available moneyline, point spread and Over/Under prices from multiple sportsbooks.
Check the full NBA odds board to see how Sacramento's prices compare with the rest of the league.
Sacramento Kings NBA Championship Odds
BetMGM has the Sacramento Kings championship odds at +100000. At that price, $100 would make $100,000 in profit and return $100,100 if the Kings won the title.
Of course, the payout is enormous because the possibility is so remote. Sacramento won 22 games last season. Going from there to four playoff series wins would be an extraordinary jump, even if the roster stays much healthier.
| BetMGM market | Kings odds |
|---|---|
| 2026-27 NBA championship | +100000 |
The franchise's only Finals appearance came long before it reached Sacramento. The Rochester Royals won the 1951 NBA title, and the franchise hasn't been back since. Technically, that also means the Kings have never won the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy. The trophy wasn't renamed for former NBA commissioner Larry O'Brien until 1984.
Those Sacramento Kings odds to win NBA championship aren't isolated, either. The latest NBA championship odds have Sacramento well outside the group of expected contenders.
Sacramento Kings Odds to Make Playoffs
BetMGM has the Sacramento Kings playoff odds at +2200, an implied probability of about 4.3% before sportsbook margin. That's a much bigger problem than worrying about where Sacramento might be seeded. At this price, simply reaching the postseason would be a major surprise.
| BetMGM market | Odds |
|---|---|
| Kings to make playoffs | +2200 |
| Kings to miss playoffs | -10000 |
That's a big hill to climb after 22-60. Sacramento finished 14th in the Western Conference and missed the playoffs entirely.
There is an obvious reason for at least some optimism. Sabonis, LaVine and Murray should play more than the combined 81 games they managed last season. Better health still has to translate into a lot more wins before the playoff conversation becomes serious.
Sacramento Kings Win Totals
21.5 wins.
That's the number that deserves the most attention on Sacramento's futures board.
The Kings were dreadful last season and still won 22 games. BetMGM is asking whether they can even do that again, setting Over 21.5 at -105 and Under 21.5 at -115. It's an unusually low hurdle for a roster getting Sabonis, Murray and LaVine back from injury.
| BetMGM market | Odds |
|---|---|
| Over 21.5 wins | -105 |
| Under 21.5 wins | -115 |
Prediction: Under 21.5 wins (-115).
The Under still gets the lean. Sacramento posted a -10.0 net rating last season, DeMar DeRozan is gone, and a 19-year-old Acuff could immediately carry a lot of the point guard workload. Health helps. It doesn't automatically erase everything that produced 60 losses.
Sacramento Kings Odds to Win Division
The Pacific is the wrong division for a rebuilding team to need a miracle. BetMGM has the Lakers at -115, Golden State at +260 and Phoenix at +320. Even the Clippers, fourth on the board, sit at +2500.
Then comes Sacramento at +20000. The Sacramento Kings division odds aren't really asking whether this roster can improve. Winning this market would require the Kings to jump four teams, including three that sportsbooks currently separate from them by a huge margin.
| Pacific Division team | BetMGM odds |
|---|---|
| Los Angeles Lakers | -115 |
| Golden State Warriors | +260 |
| Phoenix Suns | +320 |
| LA Clippers | +2500 |
| Sacramento Kings | +20000 |
The franchise has six NBA division titles, most recently in 2022-23, when Sacramento went 48-34 and won the Pacific. That remains its only division title since moving to Sacramento in 1985.
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Sacramento Kings NBA Cup Odds
Last year's NBA Cup went about as badly as possible. Sacramento finished 0-4 in West Group A, placing last behind Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Minnesota and Utah.
The 2026 draw isn't especially forgiving, either. The Kings share West Group C with San Antonio, the Lakers, the Warriors, and the Trail Blazers, with two home games and two on the road.
| NBA Cup market | Current price |
|---|---|
| Sacramento Kings to win 2026 NBA Cup | +100000 |
No current Sacramento outright is available at a legal U.S. sportsbook as of September 29, 2026, so an older NBA Cup price isn't useful here. What is known is the draw. Sacramento gets San Antonio, the Lakers, Warriors and Trail Blazers after going 0-4 in Cup play last season.
More Sacramento Kings Betting Markets
A bad futures outlook doesn't make Sacramento useless on a nightly betting board. Sacramento Kings betting odds will also include moneylines, point spreads, game totals and player props once the season begins.
Those markets ask very different questions. The Kings could lose a game and still cover +8.5, while a Sabonis rebound prop doesn't require Sacramento to come particularly close to winning.
Prices aren't necessarily identical from book to book, either. Comparing NBA betting sites matters more when half a point changes a spread or prop. Available sportsbook promos are a separate consideration and shouldn't make a bad number worth taking.
Sacramento Kings Moneylines
Say the Kings are +150 against the Clippers. Sacramento winning by one or 20 makes no difference. Either result turns a $100 moneyline bet into $150 profit and a $250 total payout.
That's the appeal of the moneyline. It's simply a bet on the winner. Sacramento could spend plenty of nights at plus money this season if its futures prices are any indication, although the larger potential return comes with a lower expected chance of winning.
Sacramento Kings Point Spreads
Sacramento doesn't always have to win.
If the Kings are +7.5 at -110 against the Lakers, a six-point loss still cashes the bet. So does an outright Sacramento win. Lose by eight, though, and the ticket loses. At -110, a successful $100 bet pays $90.91 in profit for a $190.91 total payout.
That extra cushion could matter for a team expected to enter plenty of games as an underdog.
Sacramento Kings Totals (Over/Under)
Sacramento allowed 121.0 points per game last season. That's a more interesting starting point for totals bettors than whether the Kings actually won.
Take a hypothetical Kings-Warriors total of 230.5 at -110. The Over needs 231 combined points, while 230 or fewer sends the Under home a winner. Either side would return $190.91 on a successful $100 bet, including $90.91 in profit.
The winner of the game? Completely irrelevant to this market.
Sacramento Kings Props
Sabonis played only 19 games last season and still averaged 11.4 rebounds. That's the kind of number that matters more in the prop market than Sacramento's 22-60 record.
Rebounds are the obvious place to start with Sabonis, but Sacramento should produce some less predictable prop markets this season. LaVine's scoring lines will depend partly on how much offense runs through Acuff, while the rookie's assist totals could take a while to settle. Points, rebounds, assists and three-pointers should all be available regularly.
Season-long player markets, including NBA MVP odds, are a different proposition. For daily props, recent NBA news can matter much more. A late scratch or minutes restriction can change a player market quickly.
As a simple example, Sabonis Over 11.5 rebounds at -110 would produce $90.91 profit and a $190.91 total payout on a winning $100 bet. That's an example price, not a current posted line.
Sacramento Kings Prediction Markets
Sportsbooks price Sacramento's title chances as tiny. The prediction market is telling much the same story in a different format.
Polymarket's Kings championship Yes contract has traded around $0.002, which represents a market-implied probability well below 1%. Prediction markets use contracts rather than sportsbook bets, with prices moving between $0 and $1 as traders buy and sell.
At exactly $0.002, $100 could buy 50,000 contracts. A Yes resolution would make those contracts worth $50,000, or $49,900 in profit before applicable fees. The catch is hard to miss. Sacramento actually has to win the NBA championship, and the tiny contract price shows how unlikely traders think that is.
Sacramento Kings Odds FAQ
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