2025-26 NBA Win Totals:
Some things still need to be sorted out in the offseason, but DraftKings Sportsbook released regular season win totals for the 2025-26 NBA season. Every team in the league has a win total up right now, and several other shops are starting to post their numbers. With that in mind, keep reading for all of the 2025-26 NBA regular season win totals that are currently available. I’ll also give out a few that I think are worth betting right now.
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2025-26 NBA Regular Season Win Totals
- Oklahoma City Thunder – 62.5 (-110/-110)
- Cleveland Cavaliers – 55.5 (-110/-110)
- Houston Rockets – 54.5 (-120/+100)
- Denver Nuggets – 53.5 (-115/-105)
- New York Knicks – 52.5 (+100/-120)
- Orlando Magic – 51.5 (-110/-110)
- Minnesota Timberwolves – 50.5 (-115/-105)
- Los Angeles Lakers – 47.5 (-120/+100)
- Golden State Warriors – 47.5 (-105/-115)
- Atlanta Hawks – 46.5 (-120/+100)
- Los Angeles Clippers – 45.5 (-120/+100)
- Milwaukee Bucks – 45.5 (-110/-110)
- Detroit Pistons – 45.5 (-105/-115)
- Boston Celtics – 43.5 (-120/+100)
- San Antonio Spurs – 43.5 (-110/-110)
- Philadelphia 76ers – 43.5 (+100/-120)
- Memphis Grizzlies – 40.5 (-125/+105)
- Indiana Pacers – 39.5 (+100/-120)
- Dallas Mavericks – 38.5 (-110/-110)
- Sacramento Kings – 37.5 (-110/-110)
- Miami Heat – 37.5 (-105/-115)
- Toronto Raptors – 34.5 (-110/-110)
- Portland Trail Blazers – 33.5 (-105/-115)
- Chicago Bulls – 32.5 (-105/-115)
- New Orleans Pelicans – 31.5 (-110/-110)
- Phoenix Suns – 30.5 (-110/-110)
- Charlotte Hornets – 24.5 (-105/-115)
- Brooklyn Nets – 21.5 (+100/-115)
- Washington Wizards – 20.5 (+100/-120)
- Utah Jazz – 18.5 (-120/+100)
(Odds from DraftKings Sportsbook and accurate as of 7:00 pm ET on July 7th)
2025-26 Regular Season Win Totals – Best Bets
New York Knicks
Make all the jokes you want about the Knicks coaching search, but this is going to be a very good team in 2025-26. New York went 51-31 in 2024-25, finishing sixth in the league in adjusted offensive rating (117.1) and 15th in adjusted defensive rating (113.7). Well, don’t be surprised if Mike Brown, known as one of the better defensive coaches in the league, can get the Knicks to do a little better on the defensive end.
New York will also have a strong bench for the first time in years. The Knicks added Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele on some extremely team-friendly deals, and both players should help the team a ton. Yabusele shot 38.3% from deep in his return to the NBA last season, and he also did some decent work as a scorer and playmaker out of the post. On top of that, he gives New York a tough two-way competitor, plus somebody that understands what it takes to win. In Clarkson, the Knicks now have a potent scorer off the bench, and somebody that can take a lot of pressure off Jalen Brunson.
Speaking of Brunson, let’s not forget that he missed 17 games a year ago. Considering Brunson played at least 77 games in two of the previous three seasons, you can probably count on some better luck in the health department for him. A healthier Mitchell Robinson season would also help the Knicks go Over the number. Robinson’s ability to impact games as a rebounder and defender is very real, and it was a big part of the reason New York was a few games away from making the NBA Finals last season.
Brown should also do a better job of developing some of the team’s younger players, meaning the Knicks could get some contributions from guys like Tyler Kolek and Pacome Dadiet. I’m also interested in seeing what James Nnaji has to offer. I also think Brown will be a little more experimental with his lineups than Tom Thibodeau was. That could mean leaning into smaller five-out units, or going to double-big lineups with Robinson and Karl-Anthony Towns.
This is just a loaded roster, with an improved bench and more continuity, playing in a depleted Eastern Conference. It’d almost be a disappointment if New York can’t win at least 53 games.
Bet: Over 52.5 (+100)
Golden State Warriors
Jimmy Butler’s first game with Golden State last season was on February 8th, and the Warriors went 23-8 from then until the end of the regular season. That’s a 60-win pace for the team that simply needed a little more shot creation while not sacrificing the integrity of its defense. Well, Butler gave the Warriors plenty of offense, averaging 17.9 points and 5.9 assists per game in his 30 regular-season games with Golden State. He also played his usual brand of tenacious defense, which is why the Warriors allowed only 109.9 points per 100 possessions over the final 31 games of the year. Nobody in the league allowed fewer.
I don’t see much of anything changing for Golden State after a full offseason to get some of the veterans healthy, along with Butler being more comfortable with his surroundings. The Warriors should also get a better version of Brandin Podziemski, who continues to improve. And if Jonathan Kuminga isn’t around to give the team his athleticism and juice off the bench, Golden State will likely get a helpful rotation piece to replace him.
It also sounds like the Warriors are the frontrunners for Al Horford, who would be a perfect fit with Butler, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Horford has undoubtedly lost a step, which is to be expected for a 39-year-old big. However, he’s still a 36.3% shooter from deep, so he can be a good floor-spacing center. He also makes great decisions with the basketball, and he competes on the defensive end. He actually was a +1.2 in Estimated Plus-Minus last year, which is pretty damn good. If Golden State does sign him, he’d be the best center on the roster, and he’d raise the floor and ceiling of this group.
Bet: Over 47.5 (-105)
Los Angeles Clippers
The first two win totals in here are solid plays right now, but the Clippers are worth loading up on. This team won 50 games last year, and the group looked like a juggernaut towards the end of the regular season. What’s interesting about all of that is that Kawhi Leonard only played 37 games in the 2024-25 season, and it took him some time to look like himself. Well, Leonard will enter the 2025-26 season at 100%, and he was back to being a top-10 player in basketball in last year’s playoffs.
The Clippers will definitely be safe with Leonard throughout the season, meaning he won’t come close to playing 82 games. However, if he can even give Los Angeles 60 or so, the team should be in great shape when it comes to a total as low as 45.5.
I also think the Clippers have been one of the big winners of the offseason thus far, bringing in Brook Lopez as a backup for Ivica Zubac and swapping Norman Powell for John Collins. Lopez was no longer capable of being the starting five for the Bucks, but he’s still an awesome rim protector and a good floor spacer. With him and Zubac in the mix, Los Angeles will always have an imposing defensive presence around the basket. Meanwhile, Collins shot 39.9% from deep last year, so he continues to get more and more reliable as a spot-up shooter. He also had a positive EPM, even playing for a 17-win Utah team. Collins has just become a very good offensive player, and he’s also a tremendous athlete. So, he’s the exact type of player that should thrive running some pick-and-rolls with James Harden.
It also feels like the Clippers have a shot at signing Bradley Beal, who still has a lot left in the tank. Beal wasn’t worth the contract he got in Washington, and that ended up being Phoenix’s problem. He also was a terrible fit with Devin Booker, as they’re too similar and play the same position. But Beal still averaged 17.0 points per game on 49.7%-38.6%-80.3% shooting splits last season. He’s still a highly efficient scorer, and he’d be the perfect Powell replacement.
All in all, I’m hammering this Over and will also be looking to see what type of plus-money prices I can find for an alternate total of 49.5. As long as Leonard doesn’t suffer a season-ending injury at some point, this is a team that should thrive — even in a loaded Western Conference.
Bet: Over 45.5 (-120 – 3 units)
