MAVERICKS Odds: Schedule, Matchups, & Stats

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Dallas Mavericks 507 Mavericks 26 - 56
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Date Opp Close Result ATS/OU
Oct 22, 2025 Spurs -3.5 / 224 Lost 92-125 Lost / Under
Oct 24, 2025 Wizards -9.5 / 228.5 Lost 107-117 Lost / Under
Oct 26, 2025 Raptors +1 / 231.5 Won 139-129 Won / Over
Oct 27, 2025 Thunder +9 / 225 Lost 94-101 Won / Under
Oct 29, 2025 Pacers -5.5 / 229.5 Won 107-105 Lost / Under
Nov 1, 2025 @Pistons +7.5 / 227.5 Lost 110-122 Lost / Over
Nov 3, 2025 @Rockets +12.5 / 226.5 Lost 102-110 Won / Under
Nov 5, 2025 Pelicans -7.5 / 225.5 Lost 99-101 Lost / Under
Nov 7, 2025 @Grizzlies +4.5 / 232.5 Lost 104-118 Lost / Under
Nov 8, 2025 @Wizards -4.5 / 233.5 Won 111-105 Won / Under
Nov 10, 2025 Bucks +3.5 / 229 Lost 114-116 Won / Over
Nov 12, 2025 Suns +2 / 227.5 Lost 114-123 Lost / Over
Nov 14, 2025 Clippers +3 / 221.5 Lost 127-133 Lost / Over
Nov 16, 2025 Trail Blazers +3 / 236.5 Won 138-133 Won / Over
Nov 17, 2025 @Timberwolves +14.5 / 232.5 Lost 96-120 Lost / Under
Nov 19, 2025 Knicks +8.5 / 233.5 Lost 111-113 Won / Under
Nov 21, 2025 Pelicans -3.5 / 234 Won 118-115 Lost / Under
Nov 22, 2025 Grizzlies +1.5 / 229.5 Lost 96-102 Lost / Under
Nov 24, 2025 @Heat +7.5 / 240.5 Lost 102-106 Won / Under
Nov 29, 2025 @Lakers +10.5 / 232.5 Lost 119-129 Won / Over
Nov 30, 2025 @Clippers +9.5 / 224.5 Won 114-110 Won / Under
Dec 1, 2025 @Nuggets +11.5 / 235.5 Won 131-121 Won / Over
Dec 3, 2025 Heat +4.5 / 238.5 Won 118-108 Won / Under
Dec 5, 2025 @Thunder +15.5 / 229.5 Lost 111-132 Lost / Over
Dec 6, 2025 Rockets +6.5 / 221.5 Won 122-109 Won / Over
Dec 12, 2025 Nets -7 / 218.5 Won 119-111 Won / Over
Dec 15, 2025 @Jazz -1 / 240.5 Lost 133-140 Lost / Over
Dec 18, 2025 Pistons +5.5 / 230.5 Won 116-114 Won / Under
Dec 20, 2025 @76ers +1.5 / 226.5 Lost 114-121 Lost / Over
Dec 22, 2025 @Pelicans -1 / 241.5 Lost 113-119 Lost / Under
Dec 23, 2025 Nuggets +6.5 / 236.5 Won 131-130 Won / Over
Dec 25, 2025 @Warriors +8.5 / 231.5 Lost 116-126 Lost / Over
Dec 27, 2025 @Kings -2.5 / 233.5 Lost 107-113 Lost / Under
Dec 30, 2025 @Trail Blazers +2.5 / 232.5 Lost 122-125 Lost / Over
Jan 1, 2026 76ers +2.5 / 231.5 Lost 108-123 Lost / Under
Jan 3, 2026 Rockets +7.5 / 227.5 Won 110-104 Won / Under
Jan 7, 2026 @Kings -4.5 / 233.5 Won 100-98 Lost / Under
Jan 8, 2026 @Jazz -5 / 243.5 Lost 114-116 Lost / Under
Jan 10, 2026 @Bulls +4.5 / 233.5 Lost 107-125 Lost / Under
Jan 12, 2026 Nets -3.5 / 219.5 Won 113-105 Won / Under
Jan 14, 2026 Nuggets -1.5 / 224.5 Lost 109-118 Lost / Over
Jan 15, 2026 Jazz -2.5 / 238.5 Won 144-122 Won / Over
Jan 17, 2026 Jazz -3.5 / 240.5 Won 138-120 Won / Over
Jan 19, 2026 @Knicks +12.5 / 231.5 Won 114-97 Won / Under
Jan 22, 2026 Warriors +6.5 / 234.5 Won 123-115 Won / Over
Jan 24, 2026 Lakers +4 / 233.5 Lost 110-116 Lost / Under
Jan 25, 2026 @Bucks - / Live
Jan 28, 2026 Timberwolves +8.5 / 229.5 Lost 105-118 Lost / Under
Jan 29, 2026 Hornets +3.5 / 226.5 Lost 121-123 Won / Over
Jan 31, 2026 @Rockets +10.5 / 222.5 Lost 107-111 Won / Under
Feb 3, 2026 Celtics +7.5 / 223 Lost 100-110 Lost / Under
Feb 5, 2026 Spurs +8 / 230.5 Lost 123-135 Lost / Over
Feb 7, 2026 @Spurs +11.5 / 234 Lost 125-138 Lost / Over
Feb 10, 2026 @Suns +8.5 / 230 Lost 111-120 Lost / Over
Feb 13, 2026 @Lakers +6.5 / 237.5 Lost 104-124 Lost / Under
Feb 20, 2026 @Timberwolves +14 / 239.5 Lost 111-122 Won / Under
Feb 22, 2026 @Pacers -1.5 / 237.5 Won 134-130 Won / Over
Feb 24, 2026 @Nets -1.5 / 226.5 Won 123-114 Won / Over
Feb 26, 2026 Kings -7.5 / 236.5 Lost 121-130 Lost / Over
Feb 27, 2026 Grizzlies -4.5 / 241.5 Lost 105-124 Lost / Under
Mar 1, 2026 Thunder +16.5 / 236.5 Lost 87-100 Won / Under
Mar 3, 2026 @Hornets +13.5 / 226.5 Lost 90-117 Lost / Under
Mar 5, 2026 @Magic +8 / 230 Lost 114-115 Won / Under
Mar 6, 2026 @Celtics +15.5 / 226.5 Lost 100-120 Lost / Under
Mar 8, 2026 @Raptors +10 / 233.5 Lost 92-122 Lost / Under
Mar 10, 2026 @Hawks +10 / 240.5 Lost 112-124 Lost / Under
Mar 12, 2026 @Grizzlies -5.5 / 239.5 Won 120-112 Won / Under
Mar 13, 2026 Cavaliers +13.5 / 236.5 Lost 105-138 Lost / Over
Mar 15, 2026 @Cavaliers +15 / 234 Won 130-120 Won / Over
Mar 16, 2026 @Pelicans +8.5 / 240.5 Lost 111-129 Lost / Under
Mar 18, 2026 Hawks +8.5 / 239.5 Lost 120-135 Lost / Over
Mar 21, 2026 Clippers +7.5 / 233.5 Lost 131-138 Won / Over
Mar 23, 2026 Warriors +3 / 230.5 Lost 131-137 Lost / Over
Mar 25, 2026 @Nuggets +10.5 / 246 Lost 135-142 Won / Over
Mar 27, 2026 @Trail Blazers +10.5 / 240 Won 100-93 Won / Under
Mar 30, 2026 Timberwolves +8.5 / 236.5 Lost 94-124 Lost / Under
Mar 31, 2026 @Bucks -2.5 / 231.5 Lost 99-123 Lost / Under
Apr 3, 2026 Magic +6.5 / 239.5 Lost 127-138 Lost / Over
Apr 5, 2026 Lakers +1.5 / 234.5 Won 134-128 Won / Over
Apr 7, 2026 @Clippers +12.5 / 235.5 Lost 103-116 Lost / Under
Apr 8, 2026 @Suns +12.5 / 234 Lost 107-112 Won / Under
Apr 10, 2026 @Spurs +18.5 / 236.5 Lost 120-139 Lost / Over
Apr 12, 2026 Bulls -6.5 / 249.5 Won 149-128 Won / Over

Dallas Mavericks Odds & Betting Guide: 2026-27 Season

Dallas starts 2026-27 with a new front office, a new coach, a healthy Kyrie Irving and a second-year Cooper Flagg, and books have priced all of it as a rebuild. Oddsmakers hung a win total in the mid-30s after a 26-56 season. The NBA odds board will show quickly whether bettors agree. This guide covers how Dallas prices across spreads, totals, moneylines, props and futures, and which schedule spots should move those numbers.

Where the Mavericks Stand

The Mavericks finished 26-56 in 2025-26, tied with New Orleans for fourth in the Southwest and 12th in the West, outside the play-in. Irving never played after tearing his left ACL on March 3, 2025. Dallas sent Anthony Davis to Washington at the February deadline for Khris Middleton and draft capital, then returned Middleton to the Wizards in a July sign-and-trade. Flagg carried the season: 21.0 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.5 assists, and the Rookie of the Year award.

Ownership then replaced everyone above the roster. Patrick Dumont fired general manager Nico Harrison in November. Dallas hired Masai Ujiri as president of basketball operations in May and Mike Schmitz as general manager four days later, then parted ways with Jason Kidd. Dusty May, who won the 2026 national title at Michigan, takes his first NBA job.

The roster turned over too. Dallas drafted Morez Johnson Jr., May’s forward at Michigan, ninth overall, and traded up to No. 25 for Spanish guard Sergio de Larrea. Schmitz also added Zaccharie Risacher from Atlanta, Santi Aldama from Memphis and Marcus Sasser from Detroit.

Irving is the input that moves Dallas prices most. He scored 17 points in 22 minutes in his first game back, a preseason win over Houston in Macao, and May sat him for the other game on that trip. Expect the staff to manage his workload and expect books to move numbers on every Irving decision. Dallas also owes its 2027 first-round pick to Charlotte, so the front office gains nothing from losing late.

Western Conference and Southwest Division Context

Dallas plays Houston, San Antonio, Memphis and New Orleans four times each, 16 of 82 games. Division titles no longer guarantee a top-four seed, so the race that matters for Dallas runs along the play-in line, seventh through 10th in the West.

The Southwest is top-heavy. San Antonio won 62 games and reached the Finals, and books price the Spurs at -1200 on the Southwest Division odds board. Houston sits around +750, and DraftKings lists Dallas at +7500. In the Western Conference odds market, the Spurs lead at +155 and Dallas trails at roughly +17500.

Last season Dallas went 4-12 inside the division. The Houston Rockets odds reflect a 52-win team with Kevin Durant that hosts Dallas on opening night, Oct. 21. The Memphis Grizzlies odds start from 25-57 and a 28.5-win total, and Dallas makes back-to-back trips to Memphis on Jan. 10 and Jan. 12.

Mavericks 2026-27 Win Total

BetMGM posts Dallas at 34.5 wins with -110 on both sides. FanDuel moved its number up to 35.5 in late July and priced the over at +100 and the under at -125. That under price implies 55.6%, while the over implies 50%. The uneven juice tells you money landed on the under at that book and FanDuel adjusted its exposure. It does not tell you whether Dallas wins 36 games.

Dallas has gone under its total two straight seasons: 39 wins against 49.5 in 2024-25 and 26 against 41.5 last year. The over case rests on Irving’s return and a roster with no reason to fade late. The under case rests on a first-year NBA coach, a lineup still learning to play together, and 16 back-to-backs. Books sit a full win apart, so compare every number on VI’s NBA win totals page before you bet.

Mavericks 2026-27 Futures Odds

Books price Dallas between +20000 and +40000 to win the title. Longshot futures carry the heaviest margin on the board, so shop every book before you place one. One market lists Dallas at +220 to make the playoffs and -300 to miss. Those prices imply 31.3% and 75.0%, a combined 106.3%, and the extra 6.3 points are the book’s margin. The same market offers +140 on reaching the play-in.

Flagg opened at +20000 for MVP at FanDuel. He played 70 games as a rookie, so the 65-game threshold matters less for him than Dallas’ record does. Voters rarely reward a player on a team outside the top six. Track every award and title price on VI’s NBA futures page.

The Mavericks angle: NBA Cup group games count in the standings, and Dallas drew a hard group. The Mavericks host Houston on Oct. 30 and Utah on Nov. 6, then visit Denver on Nov. 24 and Phoenix on Nov. 27. One book lists Dallas at +800 to win the group, the longest price of the five.

Betting Mavericks Point Spreads

Books set a point spread to turn an uneven matchup into a roughly even bet. The favorite gives points, the underdog takes them.

Mavericks -6.5 (-110) / Wizards +6.5 (-110)

Dallas covers by winning the game by seven or more. Washington covers by winning outright or losing by six or fewer. The half-point means neither side can push. A winning $100 bet at -110 returns $190.91: the $100 stake plus $90.91 in profit. A losing bet returns nothing. Both sides here are priced at -110, and that is where the book earns. You risk $110 to win $100 whichever side you take. When books post a whole number instead, a game decided by exactly that margin pushes and both sides get their stake back.

Dallas covered 37 of 82 games last season, a 37-45 mark that cost a $100 bettor roughly $1,136 across the year. VI’s NBA ATS rankings place the Mavericks tied for 22nd in cover rate. Those rankings reset when the season tips, so the first month will show whether a healthy Irving changes the pattern.

The Mavericks angle: The schedule packs 16 back-to-backs, and Dallas plays the second night on the road nine times. The roughest stretch comes in November. Dallas hosts the Clippers on Nov. 21, flies to Utah the next night, then plays at Denver on Nov. 24: two altitude games in three days with no rest before the first. A five-game road trip from March 17 to 24 runs through Oklahoma City, San Antonio, both Los Angeles teams on consecutive nights, and Minnesota. With a 34-year-old guard returning from ACL surgery, back-to-backs are where rest decisions land. Watch for late lines on those nights.

Betting Mavericks Totals

Books set a total for the combined points both teams score, then let bettors take a side. Say books post Mavericks vs. Pelicans at 226.5. The over cashes if the two teams combine for 227 or more. The under cashes at 226 or fewer. A half-point total cannot push. NBA totals follow pace. Two fast teams produce more possessions and more scoring chances, and that matters more to the number than either team’s shooting percentage.

Dallas games went over 37 times last season and under 45, an over rate of 45.1%. The Mavericks made 11.0 threes per game, 29th in the league, while Irving sat the entire year.

Why Mavericks totals move: May has said he wants his team running when it controls the defensive glass, and Irving’s shot creation should lift a half-court offense that stalled without him. Early totals may lag that change. If Dallas pushes the pace, early unders lose their footing, so track how books adjust through October and November. VI handicappers post daily leans on the NBA picks page.

Betting the Mavericks Moneyline

The moneyline asks one question: who wins. Points do not matter.

Mavericks -240 / Wizards +200

Minus marks the favorite, plus the underdog. At -240 you risk $240 to win $100. At +200 you risk $100 to win $200.

Converting to implied probability makes the pricing clearer. The -240 favorite implies 70.6%. The +200 underdog implies 33.3%. Those sum to 103.9%, not 100%. The extra 3.9 points are the book’s margin, and the book collects it whichever side wins.

One thing worth getting straight: a short price is not automatically a bad bet. Bettors call heavy favorites bad value out of habit, but if the Mavericks win this matchup 75% of the time, -240 is a price worth taking, because it only implies 70.6%. Value is the gap between real probability and priced probability. The size of the number tells you nothing on its own.

When one side carries heavier juice than the other, that tells you where money is landing, not which side is correct. If the Mavericks drift from -240 to -270, bettors backed the Mavericks and the book adjusted its exposure. The team did not become more likely to win.

Run any price through VI’s betting odds calculator to convert it to implied probability. If you are opening a new account to bet Dallas this season, compare welcome offers with our bet365 bonus code and BetMGM bonus code first.

Mavericks Player Props

A player prop prices one player’s production in one game.

Cooper Flagg points: 24.5 (over -115, under -105)

The over needs 25 points. The under needs 24 or fewer. NBA props respond to availability more than anything else. When a teammate is ruled out, his minutes and shots move to the players still on the floor, and books adjust within minutes of the news. Check the injury report before betting a prop, and check the book’s rules for a player who does not play, because they differ between books.

The Mavericks angle: Flagg played his entire rookie season without Irving and ran much of the offense as a point forward. Irving’s return should cut into Flagg’s touches on nights both play. It should push them back up on nights Dallas rests Irving, which makes the back-to-back calendar a prop calendar too. Compare lines on VI’s NBA player props board.

Mavericks Line Movement: Open Versus Consensus

VI’s odds board lists two numbers for every game. The Open is the first line a Las Vegas or global book posts. The Consensus is the median current line across VI’s books. When the consensus sits off the open, bettors have pushed books to a new number, and the direction shows where the money went.

Dallas’ preseason home game against New Orleans on Oct. 14 shows how far a number can travel. The line opened at Dallas -2.5, and the consensus settled at New Orleans -2.5, a five-point swing. On the moneyline, Dallas opened at -142 and the consensus moved to +114. Preseason numbers swing hardest because teams announce rest decisions late, and the same mechanic will apply on regular-season nights when Irving’s status changes.

VI’s NBA matchups pages chart every move by timestamp and carry head-to-head ATS history. That history flags a trend worth watching in the division: Dallas failed to cover all four meetings with New Orleans last season, and all four went under the total.

Mavericks Franchise History

Dallas won its only championship in 2011 and returned to the Finals in 2024, losing 4-1 to Boston. Eight months later the front office traded Luka Dončić to the Lakers for Davis. Davis is already gone, and both executives tied to the deal have left.

That history still shapes the price. Books overrated Dallas two years running, and the market has now cut the total by roughly seven wins. Dončić’s Lakers carry a brand premium wherever they play, so expect public money on Los Angeles when they visit Dallas on Feb. 28. The Mavericks then visit the Lakers on March 21 and April 6.

Prediction Markets

Prediction markets price Mavericks outcomes as contracts that trade between 0 and 100 cents. A contract on Dallas reaching the play-in trading at 40 cents implies a 40% chance, the same figure you would compute from a sportsbook price. Compare the two before you commit. A gap of several points between an exchange contract and a sportsbook’s implied probability shows you which venue offers the better number. Check each platform’s fees, because they change the real price.

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