2024-2025 Dallas Mavericks Odds
After being one of the favorites at the start of the season after their incredible 2024 NBA Finals run, the Mavs have taken a tumble this season, and are in danger of falling out of the playoff race entirely. To make matters worse, Kyrie Irving is out for the season after tearing his left ACL.
The table below will follow along with all of the Mavericks' odds that have an impact on a potential postseason run, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook Texas.
| Win Total | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Make The Playoffs | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Miss The Playoffs | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Make The Play-In Tournament | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Win The Southwest Division | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Win The Western Conference | Not Available |
| Mavericks To Win The 2025 NBA Finals | Not Available |
| ✅ Odds Last Verified | May 28, 2025 |
The Mavs were considered one of the top teams on January 1, 2025, as they were 20-13 and actively making a case for themselves as an NBA Finals contender. Since then, they have gone 16-25 and endured injury trouble, as well as controversy, after trading Luka Doncic to the Lakers for Anthony Davis. Sadly, that has gone horribly wrong for the Mavs, as Davis has suffered a left adductor injury, which left him sidelined for a month. Kyrie Irving is out for the season, but Davis recently returned on March 24 and will do his best to help the Mavs make a playoff run. Ultimately, they got close but fell short in the Play-In Round.
2025 Mavericks Team Projections
Irving was supposed to lead the Mavs back to the NBA Finals. Instead, he will sit out the rest of the season and watch as his team hopefully attempts to make it to the playoffs. Getting anyone through a trade is not feasible, as the Mavs owe other teams three first-round picks and seven second-round picks between now and 2030.
Latest Mavericks News
The Mavericks have dealt with nothing but turmoil and controversy this season, from injuries to disliked trades. We have provided a timeline of events, starting with the injury to Doncic on Christmas Day.
- 📆 Apr. 20, 2025: The Mavericks are eliminated from the playoff race after losing 120-106 to the Memphis Grizzlies in the second Play-In Round game.
- 📆 Mar. 25, 2025: Anthony Davis returns from his injury, scoring 12 points while shooting 6 for 9 from the floor while grabbing six rebounds in a 120-101 win over the Brooklyn Nets.
- 📆 Mar. 4, 2025: Kyrie Irving tears his left ACL and is officially out for the season.
- 📆 Feb. 8, 2025: Anthony Davis makes his debut for the Mavericks, sustains left adductor strain, is out for at least a month.
- 📆 Feb. 1. 2025: Mavericks shock the world by trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis.
- 📆 Jan. 22, 2025: Dereck Lively fractures his foot, sidelining him indefinitely.
- 📆 Jan. 1, 2025: Kyrie Irving sprains right thumb, sidelining him for six games.
- 📆 Dec. 25, 2024: Luke Doncic sustains a left calf strain that sidelines him for one month.
Key Contributors on the Mavericks Roster
With Irving sidelined, the Mavs must rely on a hobbled P.J. Washington (ankle injury) to lead them. While he missed a game earlier this month, it is not believed to be serious. Klay Thompson is the best available player from the lineup and must find his shot and hit buckets from downtown. The Mavs also have Spencer Dinwiddie at the point and Dante Exum in the backcourt with him. With the big stars sidelined, these players must step up to keep the Mavericks alive. Davis is back now and will start to ramp up to get the Mavericks ready for a postseason run.
Where Can I Bet on the Mavericks?
Texas sportsbooks have yet to be legalized, meaning fans who really want to put some money down on the Mavs would have to travel outside of the state to places like Louisiana, Arkansas, or even across the border to Mexico. A bill to legalize sports wagering passed the House in 2023, a first in Texas. The bill quickly stalled in the Senate and cannot be picked up until 2025, when the legislature next meets.
A Quick Glance at the Dallas Mavericks NBA Team
The Mavs have had some all-time great players grace their roster, but only have one NBA Championship trophy to show for it. Here's a quick look at the Mavericks' postseason success:
| 👑 Finals Championships: | 1 (2011) |
| ⭐ Finals Appearances: | 2 |
| 🏆 Conference Championships: | 2 |
| 👀 Conference Championship Appearances: | 5 |
| 💪 Playoff Appearances: | 24 |
Dallas Mavericks 2025 Schedule: Top Games
The Mavericks did not make the playoffs. Stay tuned for the end of the playoffs, when new odds are posted, and then a new schedule.
How to Watch the Mavericks
All Mavericks games are shown on Bally Sports Southwest and NBA League Pass. They also have several games scheduled to air nationally between ESPN/ABC, Turner Sports, and NBA TV.
Where do the Mavericks Play?
Dallas plays its home games at the American Airlines Arena in downtown Dallas.
Dallas Mavericks Odds FAQs
The Dallas Mavericks' NBA Championship odds are off the board as they were eliminated in the Play-In Round. Once the NBA Finals commence, there will be odds for next season, and we will update that according to oddsmakers, and free agency.
The Mavericks playoff odds are off the board as they are not in the playoffs. After the conclusion of the NBA Finals, there will be new odds for the next season posted. From there, the Mavericks playoff odds for 2025-2026 will be available.
The spread is a way of "leveling the playing field." If you see the Mavericks with a minus sign next to the spread, they are favored to win the game. A plus sign means they are the underdogs. If the Mavs were -6.5, for example, they have to win by at least 7 points to cover the spread.
The Dallas Mavericks finished the regular season with a record of 39-43, which qualified them for the Play-In Round. After upsetting the Sacramento Kings in the first Play-In Round game, the Mavs fell short to the Memphis Grizzlies in the second Play-In Round contest.
The Mavericks have won one championship. Their greatest moment of glory came in the 2010-2011 season when they defeated the heavily favored Miami Heat, led by LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh, with Dirk Nowitzki leading the Mavs to a 4-2 series win.
Dirk Nowitzki is the all-time leading scorer for the Mavericks, tallying 31,560 points throughout his 21-year career, all spent with the Mavericks, cementing himself as the greatest Mavericks player of all time and a legendary figure in team lore.
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