Sacramento Kings 2025-2026 Odds: NBA Finals Odds, Western Conference Odds, and More
The Kings' season is over. Overall, they did not do so well, and their season came to an end on their home court, as they could not defend the Mavericks. Now, they look forward to the 2025-2026 season with hopes for accomplishing much more.
The table below lays out the Kings 2025-2026 odds across several futures markets pulled from FanDuel Sportsbook California.
| Win Total | 40 |
| Kings To Make The Playoffs | Off the Board |
| Kings To Miss The Playoffs | Off the Board |
| Kings To Make The Play-In Tournament | Off the Board |
| Kings To Win The Pacific Division | Off the Board |
| Kings To Win The Western Conference | Off the Board |
| Kings To Win The 2025 NBA Finals | Off the Board |
| ✅ Odds Last Verified | April 29, 2025 |
Looking at the Kings' odds above, there are a few takeaways. First, it's clear that DraftKings did not see Sacramento as a clear-cut playoff team. Unsurprisingly, they were correct as they stumbled in their Play-In Game Tournament, as they fell 120-106 at home to the Mavericks. Now, we will probably see new odds pop up in June or July, after the new NBA champion has been crowned.
As always, one of the best things you can do when placing any bet is to check multiple California sports betting apps if you find yourself in a legal betting state.
2025 Kings Team Outlook
The Kings have made many moves this season. Notably, the trade of De'Aaron Fox signaled a change in direction. Meanwhile, they now have two former Bulls, who are both playing on the same team for the second time. Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan have teamed up with Domantas Sabonis and Keegan Murray to lead a team that is still capable of winning games. Now, they must wait until next season to get another chance, and we will look to see what additions they make as they attempt to return to the NBA Playoffs in 2026.
Key Contributors on the Kings Roster
The Sacramento Kings are unlike every other NBA team because they run so much of their offense through their center, Domantas Sabonis, who is a nightly triple-double threat because of his passing and rebounding skills. This makes the Kings a difficult opponent to game-plan for on short notice, which is all teams have during the 82-game regular season. But Sabonis notably struggled in the Play-In Game, and that affected their season.
The offense for the Sacramento Kings roster team also flows through Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan. The two have been great for the Kings, leading the team in scoring. Additionally, Malik Monk has been solid when he has been healthy, averaging 17.2 points per game.
A Quick Glance at the Sacramento Kings NBA Team
The Kings have had an up-and-down season which has resulted in them making wholesale changes to their roster. Gone is De'Aaron Fox and here is Zach LaVine. Here's a look at the Kings postseason history:
| 👑 Finals Championships: | 1 |
| ⭐ Finals Appearances: | 1 |
| 🏆 Conference Championships: | 1 |
| 👀 Conference Championship Appearances: | 2 |
| 👍 Playoff Seasons: | 30 |
Latest Sacramento Kings News
I'll be tracking the most important pieces of news concerning the Kings and their 2024-2025 season below. Once the NBA Finals commence, we will have updated news for the 2025-2026 season.
- 📆 Apr 16, 2025: Officially eliminated after losing 120-106 to the Dallas Mavericks in the Play-In Game Tournament at the Golden 1 Center.
- 📆 Apr 10, 2025: Clinched a Play-In Spot and will host the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday in a Win-or-Go-Home showdown at the Golden 1 Center.
- 📆 Feb 5, 2025: Officially traded De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs, and Kevin Huerter to the Chicago Bulls, while acquiring Zach LaVine in a three-team deal.
- 📆 Jul 8, 2024: DeMar DeRozan signed a sign-and-trade agreement after the Kings acquired him from the Chicago Bulls.
- 📆 July 2, 2023: Reached an agreement with center Domantas Sabonis on a five-year, $217 million contract extension.
- 📆 June 29, 2023: Re-signed forward Harrison Barnes to a three-year, $54 million contract.
Be sure to bookmark this page to keep up with all the latest news and updates impacting the Kings' odds this season.
Where Can I Bet on the Kings?
All sportsbooks operating legally in the United States have different types of Kings bets. Shop around at DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, and others to find what you are looking for. There are plenty of wagers and Kings odds aside from team wins and NBA Championship odds. This includes bets on single games, player props, and more.
Unfortunately for Kings fans living in California, sports betting has yet to be legalized in the state. It doesn't appear this will come to fruition any time soon, either, as both ballot initiatives in November 2022 failed miserably.
Sacramento Kings 2025 Schedule: Top Games
The Kings lost in the Play-Game Tournament. Stay tuned for next season, when the schedule is released. The rematch with the Mavericks will definitely be an important one.
How to Watch the Kings
Aside from the nationally televised games, Kings broadcasts are available on NBA League Pass and the NBA App. In northern California, they are broadcast on NBCSports California.
How to Get Kings Tickets
Going to the box office at the arena is always advisable, but you can also shop on NBA.com/tickets and on the secondary market at numerous sites. TicketMaster is always an option.
What's the Kings Arena?
The Kings play at the Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento, the state capital.
Sacramento Kings FAQs
The Kings' starting lineup is Keon Ellis, Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan, Keegan Murray, and Domantas Sabonis when Sacramento is fully healthy.
The Sacramento Kings finished the season with a 40-42 record. The Kings were fourth in the Pacific Division and ninth in the Western Conference before falling to the Dallas Mavericks in the Play-In Game to ultimately end their season.
The Kings have won one championship. This occurred in 1951 when they were the Rochester Royals. During their time in Sacramento, they have not made it to the NBA Finals, with their best finish happening when they fell to the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2002 Western Conference Finals.
The Sacramento Kings franchise is owned by Indian-American businessman Vivek Ranadive. Ranadive has owned the Kings since 2013.
Author
Robert B. Hayek has been writing about sports for over a decade and is currently a member of the Gambling.com Group team. In his spare time, he runs the largest sports meetup group in Orange County, CA, actively participating in every sport imaginable. He is also a published author of five thriller novels, all available on Amazon.
