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Which NBA Division will provide the Finals champion this season?

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For most, the NBA Finals is all about whether or not your team features. Nothing much else matters. But the honest truth is that the odds are never stacked in favor of such a feat. In fact, a given NBA team really only has only a 1/15 chance of making it to the finals each year. So, statistically, fans shouldn’t expect to see any more than four or five finals appearances from their respective teams in a lifetime – anything more is a bonus.

Generally speaking, cheering on another team doesn’t sit well at all. It’s usually not an option. There are rare exceptions, like supporting the Miami Heat for your father who’s been a die-hard fan for 30 years, or supporting the Milwaukee Bucks because there’s a $100 futures bet riding on it. But more often than not, supporting any team other than your own just leaves a sour taste in the mouth, especially in the Finals.

Which NBA Division will provide the Finals champion this season?

But what about supporting your division – is there anything wrong with that?

Perhaps. But not where this betting line is concerned at least:

BetOnline’s NBA Division Special

BetOnline is now broadcasting odds for the winning division, meaning you wager on the division you expect the NBA Finals winner to stem from (see below).

Which NBA Division will provide the Finals champion this season?

With odds of +150, it’s possible to wager on an Atlantic Division team. So, that’s any one of the Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers, or the Toronto Raptors to taste championship gold.

Bettors can wager a future on a Pacific Division team with marginally better odds of +160. That’s any one of the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, and Los Angeles Clippers.

At vastly improved odds of +650, it’s possible to get last year’s champions the Milwaukee Bucks, Chicago Bulls, Detroit Pistons, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Indiana Pacers from the Central Division.

+800 for any of the five teams representing the Southeast Division: Portland Trail Blazers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Utah Jazz, Denver Nuggets, and Oklahoma City Thunder.

+1000 odds for a one in five chance of a Southeast Division team going all the way – that’s any one of the Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets, Atlanta Hawks, and Washington Wizards.

And, finally, exceptional +2000 odds on the Memphis Grizzlies, San Antonio Spurs, New Orleans Pelicans, Dallas Mavericks, and Houston Rockets from the Southwest Division.

Clearly, the oddsmakers don’t hold out much hope for a team from the Southwest hoisting the Larry O’Brien trophy come next summer. But with generous odds of +2000, a casual wager on Ja Morant’s Grizzlies, or Zion Williamson’s Pelicans to take it up a notch and cause an upset certainly seems worth the risk!

BetOnline Special Offer

Which NBA Division will provide the Finals champion this season?

On top of the excellent odds for the specials on NBA Finals Winning Division (and the fact that your interest remains intact when your team inevitably gets knocked out), following the link and signing up using the BetOnline Promo Code of BOL1000 also entitles newcomers to the site for up to a $1,000 deposit bonus.

In essence, this means a bettor could even wager risk-free on multiple divisions with the sign-up bonus and still come out making a profit.

Feeling lucky? Go to BetOnline to place your wager today.

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Ross Bennellick
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Ross Bennellick is a veteran sports betting expert with decades of experience. Armed with a BA in Screenwriting and an MA in Creative Writing, he combines his love of sacks, Anaconda Chokes, and bicycle kicks with his storytelling skills to provide insightful analysis, tips, and strategies. Ross developed his unique perspective and passion for sports at high school, where he played rugby, basketball, and cricket. He covers a wide range of leagues and disciplines, including the NFL, NCAA, NBA, soccer, rugby, cricket, and UFC, offering a versatile, engaging, and informative take on the world of sports betting and the current legal landscape in the US. Away from Basketball Insiders, you will also find Ross's work at GiveMeSport and the Florida-based MMA platform, FightBananas (among others).

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Ross Bennellick Betting Analyst

Ross Bennellick is a veteran sports betting expert with decades of experience. Armed with a BA in Screenwriting and an MA in Creative Writing, he combines his love of sacks, Anaconda Chokes, and bicycle kicks with his storytelling skills to provide insightful analysis, tips, and strategies. Ross developed his unique perspective and passion for sports at high school, where he played rugby, basketball, and cricket. He covers a wide range of leagues and disciplines, including the NFL, NCAA, NBA, soccer, rugby, cricket, and UFC, offering a versatile, engaging, and informative take on the world of sports betting and the current legal landscape in the US. Away from Basketball Insiders, you will also find Ross's work at GiveMeSport and the Florida-based MMA platform, FightBananas (among others).

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