Our five best NBA season win line bets for 2026-27 are the LA Clippers Under 28.5, Phoenix Suns Under 38.5, Houston Rockets Over 47.5, Portland Trail Blazers Over 41.5 and Cleveland Cavaliers Over 47.5, combining for a multi at $21.54.
We've looked into the regular season win lines of every team this season and found the five best bets for 2026-27. Here's where our team is putting their money before tip-off.
NBA Season Win Lines 2026-27
LA Clippers Under 28.5
You can make an argument that the Clippers will be the worst team in the NBA this season. Darius Garland is their centrepiece, but the roster is broken with a bunch of injuries, fill-ins and veterans.
Brandon Ingram could miss the first half of the season, and if they're 8-33 at that point, we probably don't see much of him in the second half either. Strus and Beal are already injured, and the role players won't cut it in Derrick Jones, Rui Hachimura and Isaiah Jackson without a superstar to lead the way.
Easily the worst team in the West, and there's every chance they win less than 20 games this season.
Phoenix Suns Under 38.5
They surprised everyone last season, but I expect reality to kick in for 2026-27.
Jalen Green can score the basketball, but you can also make an argument that the identity of this Phoenix team functioned better when he was on the sidelines. Miles Bridges is a nice-to-have, but once again probably doesn't fit the identity that Jordan Ott built in the first half of last season.
Mark Williams out for the season impacts their depth at centre, and they're a Booker injury away from being a 30-win team.
Houston Rockets Over 47.5
Does it click under Ime Udoka this season? Well, they won 52 games last season and the season before, and they're far better heading into this year.
Fred VanVleet is back off an ACL for the Rockets, moving into starting point guard, while they have insurance with Marcus Smart who previously played under Udoka at Boston.
Steven Adams is back from injury to provide depth behind Sengun, while Reed Sheppard will come off the bench as the impact shooter. They've also added Bogdan Bogdanovic for depth in this role.
Amen Thompson, Jabari Smith and Alperen Sengun should improve once again, making this Houston outfit a serious contender in the West this year.
Portland Trail Blazers Over 41.5
The depth in the West has taken a hit with LeBron off to the 76ers and Kawhi to Toronto, and Portland appears to be a team that has improved their roster more than most.
The Trail Blazers won 42 games last season. In 2026-27, they'll add Ja Morant at point guard and Damian Lillard at the two for a brand-new back-court, bringing Holiday and Scoot Henderson off the bench.
Injury is a clear concern with Morant and Lillard, but they do have back-court depth. With the breakout of Deni Avdija and the continued improvement of Donovan Clingan, they look like a second-tier team in the West this season.
Portland Trail Blazers Over 41.5
Cleveland Cavaliers Over 47.5
64 wins in 2024-25, and although it was a drop-off last year they still recorded 52 wins, so this line looks way too low for the Cavaliers.
Once Harden joined the Cavs in a trade for Darius Garland, Cleveland had one of the best records in the league closing the season 21-9.
Peyton Watson is a vitally important acquisition, with the former Nugget breaking out on the offensive end last season and set to be a key defensive piece for Cleveland. They'll be in the top tier of the East alongside the 76ers, Celtics and Knicks.
