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NBA Win Totals: 2026-27 Season-Long Over Unders

How many regular season wins is each NBA team projected to have this season?

NBA Win Totals Over Unders Season Long Total projections
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Fanatics Sportsbook has a full menu of NBA futures available as the season is about to tip off. One of the more popular markets this time of year is NBA win totals. Each team gets assigned a number of wins, and bettors can wager whether or not a team will win more or less than that number.

For instance, the defending NBA champion New York Knicks have a win total projection of 52.5. If you think the Knicks will win 53 games or more in the regular season, you would bet the Over. If you think the Knicks will win 52 games or less in the regular season, you would bet the Under.

Below, we will reveal the current win totals for every team in the NBA, and look at some of the more notable teams/totals.

NBA win totals
Here is a look at the NBA win totals for every team ahead of the start of the 2026-27 NBA season.

  • Atlanta Hawks: Over 43.5 (-125)/Under 43.5 (-105)
  • Boston Celtics: Over 51.5 (-120)/Under 51.5 (-110)
  • Brooklyn Nets: Over 24.5 (-110)/Under 24.5 (-120)
  • Charlotte Hornets: Over 39.5 (+100)/Under 39.5 (-130)
  • Chicago Bulls: Over 29.5 (-115)/Under 29.5 (-115)
  • Cleveland Cavaliers: Over 48.5 (-115)/Under 48.5 (-115)
  • Dallas Mavericks: Over 34.5 (-115)/Under 34.5 (-115)
  • Denver Nuggets: Over 48.5 (-105)/Under 48.5 (-125)
  • Detroit Pistons: Over 49.5 (-105)/Under 49.5 (-125)
  • Golden State Warriors: Over 36.5 (-130)/Under 36.5 (+100)
  • Houston Rockets: Over 48.5 (-105)/Under 48.5 (-125)
  • Indiana Pacers: Over 44.5 (-130)/Under 44.5 (+100)
  • LA Clippers: Over 27.5 (-120)/Under 27.5 (-110)
  • LA Lakers: Over 46.5 (-105)/Under 46.5 (-125)
  • Memphis Grizzlies: Over 30.5 (-120)/Under 30.5 (-110)
  • Miami Heat: Over 46.5 (-110)/Under 46.5 (-120)
  • Milwaukee Bucks: Over 26.5 (-115)/Under 26.5 (-115)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves: Over 48.5 (-105)/Under 48.5 (-125)
  • New Orleans Pelicans: Over 27.5 (-120)/Under 27.5 (-110)
  • New York Knicks: Over 52.5 (-105)/Under 52.5 (-125)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder: Over 60.5 (-200)/Under 60.5 (+105)
  • Orlando Magic: Over 43.5 (-135)/Under 43.5 (+105)
  • Philadelphia 76ers: Over 50.5 (-115)/Under 50.5 (-115)
  • Phoenix Suns: Over 39.5 (-105)/Under 39.5 (-125)
  • Portland Trail Blazers: Over 41.5 (-105)/Under 41.5 (-125)
  • Sacramento Kings: Over 20.5 (-130)/Under 20.5 (+100)
  • San Antonio Spurs: Over 59.5 (-125)/Under 59.5 (-105)
  • Toronto Raptors: Over 45.5 (-130)/Under 45.5 (+100)
  • Utah Jazz: Over 35.5 (-175)/Under 35.5 (+135)
  • Washington Wizards: Over 35.5 (-115)/Under 35.5 (-115)

Oklahoma City Thunder Over 60.5 (-200)/Under 60.5 (+105)
This may be bumped up to 61.5 wins before the season actually starts as there is currently -200 juice on the Over. The Thunder have the highest projected win total in the NBA.

Mark Daigneault’s crew has been a regular-season wrecking machine the past two seasons as it won 68 games in 2024-25, and 64 games last season.

OKC made some changes ahead of 2026-27 as it shipped Luguentz Dort to the Hawks in order to get under the second apron threshold. The Thunder gave Cason Wallace an extension, and expect him to fill the role left behind by Dort.

Philadelphia 76ers Over 50.5 (-115)/Under 50.5 (-115)
In the past 15 years, we saw two true “super teams” in the NBA. There was the early 2010s Miami Heat, which featured LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh. And there was the late 2010s Golden State Warriors, which featured Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Kevin Durant.

In terms of media coverage and hype, this Sixers squad should rank right up there with those two teams.

You have LeBron, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and VJ Edgecombe.

It remains to be seen, though, whether this squad will live up to the hype.

As far as the regular season goes, the sports betting world is projecting Philly to underwhelm. The Sixers have a projected win total of just 50.5.

This is a team that many predict will put things on cruise control in the regular season in order to be fully charged by the time the playoffs roll around.

Consider that Fanatics has the Boston Celtics win total projection higher than the Sixers’, at 51.5. But Philly’s title odds are substantially better than Boston’s, as the 76ers are +900 to win it all, and the Celtics are +1400 to win it all.

Sacramento Kings: Over 20.5 (-130)/Under 20.5 (+100)
On the other end of the spectrum are the Sacramento Kings, who have an NBA low win total projection of 20.5. The New Orleans Pelicans, Milwaukee Bucks, LA Clippers, Chicago Bulls, and Brooklyn Nets are the only other teams with win total projections in the 20s.

A black cloud may already be hanging over this Kings season as Ben Simmons suffered a torn right Achilles tendon this past weekend.

The Kings did not bring back veterans DeMar DeRozan or Russell Westbrook for this season.

Most of their eggs will be in rookie guard Darius Acuff’s basket this season.

The Kings went 22-60 last season.

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