Sacramento Kings Odds

The Sacramento Kings are looking to get back to the NBA Playoffs after getting eliminated in the play-in tournament last season. The Kings NBA championship odds are . View more Kings odds below,  including game lines, player props, futures, and more.

Sacramento Kings Odds Today

View Sacramento Kings odds below, including moneyline, point spreads, and totals for their next game.

Kings NBA Championship Odds

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Kings Pacific Division Odds

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How to bet on the Kings

Moneyline

A winning bet on the moneyline is determined by which team wins the game outright. Let’s use an example with the Sacramento Kings and San Antonio Spurs.

Kings -140

Spurs +175

The negative number on the Kings 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 Spurs would net $175 in profit if they can pull off the upset. 

Point Spread

The point spread considers the margin of victory rather than just which team is victorious. Take the below point spreads in a game between the Sacramento Kings and Phoenix Suns:

Kings +4.5 (-115)

Suns -4.5 (-115)

The Suns 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 win the bet. As underdogs, the Kings can lose by up to four points or win the game for a bet on them to hit. 

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. Sportsbooks will provide a set number to allow bettors to choose whether the final combined scores of each team will be higher or lower than that number. 

If the point total in a game between the Sacramento Kings and Philadelphia 76ers is set at 235 points and ends with a final score of 125-120, bettors who selected the over would win. 

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 Kings favored at -250 on the moneyline in their matchup with the Golden State Warriors who are +200 on the moneyline. A $100 bet on the Kings before the game starts would only make a $40 profit. 

You also know that the Kings 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 Kings 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 Kings 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 Sacramento (+180 underdogs) to win a game against the Chicago Bulls (-200 favorites), but at halftime the Kings 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 Kings and betting on the Bulls moneyline at -300 during halftime, you’re hedging your initial bet on the Kings in an attempt to recover some money from a seemingly lost cause.                                             

Parlays and Teasers

Parlays and Teasers combine multiple different bets together for an increased payout. 

For a parlay example, let’s say the Sacramento Kings are favored against the Miami Heat (-140 on the moneyline) and the Cleveland Cavaliers are favored over the Minnesota Timberwolves at -200 on the moneyline. If you parlay the moneylines of the Kings and Cavs together, the odds on your potential return jump up to +157 since you incur more risk trying to correctly predict two teams to win instead of just one.  

A teaser allows bettors to move multiple point spreads or totals in their preferred direction. Let’s say you like the Kings (-4.5) in their matchup with the Sacramento Kings as much as you do the Orlando Magic (-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 Sacramento (-0.5) / Orlando (-1.5). Now, both teams need to win by four-fewer points than the original lines for your bet to cash.

Futures

Future 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 Kings Odds

When betting on the Sacramento Kings, it’s essential to stay current with the latest odds, as they can change rapidly due to player performances and game dynamics. To get the best value, compare different sports betting sites for competitive odds and a variety of betting markets. Utilizing top sports betting apps allows you to place bets on the go, monitor real-time line movements, and capitalize on emerging opportunities. With the right strategy and tools, you can optimize your betting approach and maximize your potential returns when wagering on the Kings.

Sacramento Kings Franchise History

The franchise launched in 1948 as the Cincinnati Royals before moving to Kansas City and changing its name to the Kings. 

By far its best stretch in Sacramento came from 1998-2006 with coach Rick Adleman. In those eight seasons, the team went to three conference semifinals and one conference finals with players like Chris Webber, Peja Stojakovic and Mike Bibby. 

Three of those Kings’ playoff runs ended at the hands of the Lakers in the midst of LA’s championship three-peat with Shaquille O’Neal and Kobe Bryant. 

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