Compare futures odds on every championship, award and win total
Futures lines the sportsbooks up side by side on season-long markets: championship and conference winners, division winners, Finals MVP, regular season win totals and playoff odds across NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, NCAAB and WNBA. The best price on every team or player is highlighted next to the market average, so you know which book to open.
- 6 leagues, NBA to WNBA
- 20+ sportsbooks compared
- Best and average odds per row
How Futures works
A league, a market, every book's number
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Choose a league
Six leagues: NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, NCAAB and WNBA. Golf outrights live on the Data Golf page, which adds model fair odds to the same book-by-book comparison.
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Pick a market
Tabs are built from whatever the books are pricing for that league right now, headline market first: Super Bowl, World Series, Stanley Cup or Championship Winner, then conference and division winners, MVP awards, win totals and playoff markets.
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Read the row
Every team or player gets a row with Best Odds and the book holding it, the average across all books, and one column per sportsbook. Click any book's price to open the bet at that book.
What's on the board
Best odds from your books
Choose the sportsbooks you hold accounts at and Best Odds is computed over them only. Every book stays as a column, so the full market is still visible.
Average odds beside the best
The Avg Odds column is the average across every book quoting the selection, so you can tell a book that is a touch better from one that is far off the field.
Search any selection
Type a team or player name and the market filters to matching selections, so you never scroll a thirty-team win-total market to find one row.
Favorites first
Each market lists the favorite at the top and runs out to the long shots, so the shape of the market is obvious before you read a single price.
Reorder the columns
Drag sportsbook columns into the order you use most. The arrangement is remembered on this device the next time you open the page.
Mobile filters
On mobile, set an odds range, require a minimum number of books behind the average, apply a profit boost, or focus on your books and keep only the futures they price best, above average or at all.
Betting golf outrights? Use Data Golf
Golf futures have their own page. Data Golf adds a predictive model's fair odds to the book-by-book comparison, so tournament winner and finishing-position markets show which prices beat the model.
Who Futures is for
Season-long bettors
A futures ticket sits for months, so the price you lock in is the whole bet. Shopping it once across every book is the easiest part to get right.
Win-total and playoff bettors
Regular season win totals and to-make-the-playoffs markets are priced per team, book by book, so you can find the best number on the team you like.
Bettors who want the raw prices
Futures is a comparison board, not a model. There is no fair price or EV column for these leagues; you see what every book posts and make the call.
Frequently asked questions
What is a futures bet?
A futures bet is a wager on a season-long outcome rather than a single game: who wins the championship or a division, who takes an award, how many games a team wins, or whether it makes the playoffs. Prices differ between sportsbooks, so the book you choose matters.
Which leagues does Futures cover?
NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, NCAAB and WNBA. Golf outrights are not on this page; they live on Data Golf, which pairs the book comparison with model fair odds.
Which futures markets are included?
Whatever the books are currently pricing for the league. That includes championship, conference and division winners, Finals MVP, regular season win totals, to-make and to-miss-the-playoffs, and playoff series markets. Tabs appear and disappear with the season.
How is Futures different from the Odds Screen?
The Odds Screen compares game lines and player props for upcoming games. Futures compares season-long markets that settle months out. Both show every book as a column with Best and Avg beside it.
Does Futures show expected value?
No. For these leagues Futures shows the best price and the market average, with no fair price or EV column, so the board is a price comparison rather than a model. Golf outrights on Data Golf do carry model fair odds.
Where are golf futures?
On the Data Golf page. Golf moved there so tournament winner, top-finish and first-round-leader markets could sit next to a predictive model's fair odds instead of the plain comparison here.
Which plan includes Futures?
Futures is part of the Basic plan and up. Signed-out visitors and free accounts see a limited preview of the board.
Related features
Odds Screen
Every sportsbook's price on every game line and player prop, in one table.
Data Golf
Every sportsbook's golf price beside Data Golf's model fair odds, ranked by edge.
Fan Favorites
The most popular player props, priced by every sportsbook in one tab each.
Lock in the best futures price
Open Futures and compare every sportsbook's number on the championship, division or win total you like.