Toronto Raptors Odds

Could 2022-23 be a big season for the Toronto Raptors? Last year, the team clinched a playoff berth only to bow out to the Philadelphia 76ers in seven games in the first round.

In the offseason, Raptors star Scottie Barnes was named the NBA Rookie of the Year. Now in his second year, his continued excellence bodes well for Toronto’s chances.

And, given an explosion in legal, regulated sports betting options in Canada now — especially in Toronto — you can get in on the action by placing bets on the Raptors.

Here’s a complete look at how to bet on the Raptors in Canada, including the best Raptors odds available at Canadian online sportsbooks for tonight’s game plus the best Raptors NBA finals odds, prop odds and more.

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Raptors Betting Trends

• The Raptors have compiled a 42-39-1 record against the spread this season.
• In the Raptors' 82 games this season, the combined scoring has gone over the point total 42 times.

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Raptors Player Insights

• Pascal Siakam posts 24.2 points and 5.8 assists per game -- both team highs. He is also posting 7.8 rebounds, shooting 48.0% from the field and 32.4% from beyond the arc with 1.3 made 3-pointers per contest.
• Fred VanVleet paces his team in assists per contest (7.2), and also averages 19.3 points and 4.1 rebounds. At the other end, he puts up 1.8 steals (second in NBA) and 0.6 blocked shots.
• Scottie Barnes averages 15.3 points, 6.6 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game, shooting 45.6% from the field.
• Jakob Poeltl puts up a team-best 9.1 rebounds per contest. He is also posting 12.5 points and 2.7 assists, shooting 62.9% from the field (ninth in league).
• OG Anunoby is posting 16.8 points, 2.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds per contest.

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Basic Raptors bets

The launch of single-game betting across Canada opens up betting on individual Raptors games involving the following basic single-game NBA bets:

• Raptors Moneyline: Bet on the Raptors or an opponent to win straight up. Get paid at either negative (favourite) or positive (underdog) odds locked in at the time you place the bet if you win.
• Spread: Bet on the Raptors or an opponent to win with a spread set by oddsmakers factored into the final score.
• Total (Over/Under): Bet on whether the Raptors and an opponent’s combined score will be over or under the line set by oddsmakers.

No. 1 Raptors betting secret

The one thing most people don’t know (but should) about betting the NBA is that scheduling hugely impacts winning. Teams don’t perform as well on the second night of back-to-back games. Teams playing a fourth game in five days are tired and ripe for upsets. Plus, teams at the end of long road trips don’t have the legs to play four quarters.

That means it’s important to check any team’s recent schedule before you bet on them. How many games they’ve played over the past week may impact their ability to win this one. A lot of travel or back-to-back games can tire teams out and prevent them from performing at their best. For the Raptors, a long West Coast road trip is often the catalyst to some “less than ideal” performances.

Raptors Vegas odds vs. local odds

Raptors game lines start out the same pretty much everywhere, even at Las Vegas sportsbooks. However, their NBA betting odds can end up different by tip off. Sportsbooks set lines trying to draw equal betting to each side. That way, they can realize the “vig” and earn a small profit without sweating the outcome of the game.

If more money is bet on one side, they’ll move the line to even out the betting again. However, only sportsbooks where the betting is uneven will make that change. Others do not, which is why lines that start out the same can end up different by tipoff.

Of course, the Raptors are a Canadian team, which means there’s a chance more money is bet on the team at Canadian online sportsbook, such as DraftKings Sportsbook Canada or BetRivers Sportsbook Canada, than anywhere else. Therefore, the chances a Raptors betting line will move are greater here than anywhere else.

Raptors live betting odds

The launch of online sports betting across Canada means you can bet during live Raptors games at odds that change with the action. It’s the most fun and exciting way to bet on basketball, and online sportsbooks (and/or their apps) are really the only way to keep up.

The betting markets are the same as you’ll find before the game for the most part, but the odds change as the contest progresses. There are quarter-by-quarter, half-by-half and an increased number of in-game NBA player prop bets available as well. Just remember, sportsbook odds change fast, which means you probably can’t get a live bet down fast enough.

Raptors Draft Picks

Here’s a look at the Raptors’ draft picks over the past few years:

Draft Year	Round	Player
2021	4th overall	Scottie Barnes
2020	29th overall	Malachi Flynn
2020	59th overall	Jalen Harris (Two-way contract with the Raptors 905)
2019	59th overall	Dewan Hernandez (NBA G League)
2017	23rd overall	OG Anunoby
2016	9th overall	Jakob Pöeltl (traded to San Antonio)
2016	27th overall	Pascal Siakam

Raptors franchise leaders

Here’s a look at the Raptors career leaders:

• Games: DeMar DeRozan – 675
• 3-Pt Field Goals Made: Kyle Lowry – 1,498 (and counting)
• Rebounds: Chris Bosh – 4,776
• Points: DeMar DeRozan – 13,296
• Assists: Kyle Lowry 4,243 (and counting)
• Steals: Kyle Lowry – 871 (and counting)
• Points Per Game: Vince Carter – 23.4
• Rebounds Per Game: Chris Bosh – 9.4
• Assists Per Game: Damon Stoudamire – 8.8

Raptors coaching staff

Here’s a look at the Raptors’ coaching staff:

• Head Coach: Nick Nurse
• Assistant Coach: Trevor Gleeson
• Assistant Coach: Mate Mitchell
• Assistant Coach: Earl Watson
• Assistant Coach: Jim Sann
• Assistant Coach: Adrian Griffin
• Assistant Coach: Jon Goodwillie

Past Raptors coaches

Here’s a look at the Raptors’ head coaches since 2000:

Coach	Tenure	Record
Nick Nurse	2018-Present	127-58 (2019 NBA Champions)
Dwane Casey	2011-2018	320-238
Jay Triano	2009-2011	87-142
Sam Mitchell	2004-2008	156-189
Kevin O'Neill	2003-2004	33-49
Lenny Wilkens	2000-2003	113-133

Toronto Raptors home games

Raptors play-by-play & radio

Raptors games air on either TSN, with Matt Devlin on play-by-play and Jack Armstrong on colour, or Sportsnet, with Devlin on play-by-play and Leo Rautins on colour.

Toronto Raptors Radio is on The Fan 590 with Paul Jones and Eric Smith.

Where to watch or stream Raptors games online

Raptors games air on either Sportsnet or TSN. You can also watch streams of the broadcasts online through a subscription to NBA League Pass.

What is the Raptors logo & mascot?

The Raptors’ logo started out as a basketball-playing cartoon dinosaur wrapped in the word “RAPTORS.” The colours were purple, black, red and grey. The logo is now a basketball featuring a raptor’s claw marks with the text “TORONTO RAPTORS” above and below it. The colours are red, black and white.

The Raptor is the team’s official mascot. He is a red velociraptor with basketball shoes and a No. 95 jersey, commemorating the year that the Raptors were established.

Who owns the Raptors?

The Toronto Raptors were established in November 1993, when the NBA awarded its 28th franchise to an ownership group headed by Toronto businessman John Bitove. The ownership group paid a then-record expansion fee of $125 million for the team. Local radio station owner Allan Slaight and Bitove each owned close to 40 per cent of the team. Vice President and Detroit Pistons legend Isiah Thomas also owned a 9 per cent stake in the team and Scotiabank around 10 per cent.

In 1996, Slaight exercised a clause in the ownership agreement forcing Bitove to buy Slaight’s shares or be bought out himself. Slaight ended up with 79 per cent of the team.

In 1999, Slaight sold the team to the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL club and what would then become Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, while a new shared facility, the Air Canada Centre (now Scotiabank Arena) was under construction. The deal was reportedly worth $467 million, including $179 million for the team and $288 million for the arena.

Bell Canada, Larry Tanenbaum and Rogers Communications bought a controlling interest in the Raptors and Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment for a reported $400 million in 2012.

How much are Raptors tickets?

The average ticket price for a Raptors game at Scotiabank Arena was expected to rise to $150 per ticket from $109 in the 2019-20 season. However, it remains to be seen what ticket prices will be when the Raptors return to Toronto for the 2021-22 season. In their temporary home of Tampa, the average price for a Raptors ticket at Amalie Arena has been $100.

You can buy Raptors tickets at www.nba.com/raptors/tickets.

Toronto Raptors franchise by the numbers

• Forbes Valuation: $2.15 billion
• Owner: Bell Canada, Larry Tanenbaum, Rogers Communications
• NBA Championships: 1 (2019)
• Numbers Retired: None
• Top Rated Raptor on NBA2K: Pascal Siakam (87)
• Most consecutive 30-point games: DeMar DeRozan (5)
• Most All-Star Appearances: Kyle Lowry (6) (2015-2020)
• Slam Dunk Champions: Vince Carter (2000), Terrence Ross (2013)
• NBA Awards: NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard (2019), NBA Most Improved Player Pascal Siakam (2019), Rookie of the Year Damon Stoudamire (1996), Vince Carter (1999).
• Most Conference Player of the Week Awards: DeMar DeRozan (10)
• Most Conference Player of the Month Awards: DeMar DeRozan (3)
• Biggest Comeback: Down 30 vs. Dallas Mavericks, Dec. 22, 2019.