How NBA Point Spreads Actually Work
A point spread levels the field between two unequal teams. The favorite gives points — say -7.5 — meaning they need to win by eight or more for your bet to cash. The underdog gets those points added to their final score. Most NBA spreads sit between 3.5 and 10.5 points, with juice typically set at -110 on each side. Our sportsbook
surfaces the spread alongside the moneyline and game total so you can compare all three before committing. Same-game parlays let you stack the spread with a first-quarter total or a player prop like a points-and-assists combo in a single ticket.