http://thesportsmole.com/2010/07/12/vegas-releases-2011-nba-title-odds/
Miami (25-to-1) now the 7-to-5 favorite.
Los Angeles Lakers (7-to-2) and still 7-to-2.
Orlando Magic (5-to-1) to a very generous 8-to-1.
Boston Celtics (5-to-1) to 10-to-1.
Denver Nuggets (10-to-1) to 12-to-1.
Oklahoma City Thunder (15-to-1) to 14-to-1.
San Antonio Spurs (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Dallas Mavericks (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Chicago Bulls (18-to-1) to a tempting 25-to-1.
The Cleveland Cavaliers plunged from 8-to-1 to 75-to-1.
Miami (25-to-1) now the 7-to-5 favorite.
Los Angeles Lakers (7-to-2) and still 7-to-2.
Orlando Magic (5-to-1) to a very generous 8-to-1.
Boston Celtics (5-to-1) to 10-to-1.
Denver Nuggets (10-to-1) to 12-to-1.
Oklahoma City Thunder (15-to-1) to 14-to-1.
San Antonio Spurs (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Dallas Mavericks (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Chicago Bulls (18-to-1) to a tempting 25-to-1.
The Cleveland Cavaliers plunged from 8-to-1 to 75-to-1.
All along, the Mavericks flew under the radar. Dallas was posted as high as 32-1 odds to win the title two months into the season.
Miami was a minus-180 series favorite in the Finals and a 5-point favorite in Sunday's Game 6.
"I know there were a lot of people rooting against the Heat," Las Vegas Hilton sports book director Jay Kornegay said. "It's really good to see those four guys for the Mavericks win a championship."
Miami was a minus-180 series favorite in the Finals and a 5-point favorite in Sunday's Game 6.
"I know there were a lot of people rooting against the Heat," Las Vegas Hilton sports book director Jay Kornegay said. "It's really good to see those four guys for the Mavericks win a championship."
