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Spain - ACB predicted table

Every team ranked by the chance the title odds give it, from 2 bookmakers' prices with the margin taken out, next to where it sits in the table now. It moves with the odds. A reading of the market, not a prediction of ours.

What the odds say

  • Title favourite Real Madrid 57% chance, best price 1.45
  • Next in the betting Barcelona 12% chance
  • Most above the odds Zaragoza 2002 7th in the table, 14th in the odds
  • Most below the odds ICL Manresa 18th in the table, 11th in the odds

The table by the odds

18 teams
Odds Team Title chance Best price Table
1 Real Madrid 57% 1.45 2 ▼1
2 Barcelona 12% 8.00 6 ▼4
3 Valencia 9.2% 9.00 9 ▼6
4 Baskonia 4.1% 25.00 1 ▲3
5 Unicaja Malaga 3.3% 34.00 11 ▼6
6 CB Canarias 2.9% 29.00 5 ▲1
7 Joventut Badalona 2.8% 41.00 12 ▼5
8 Polaris Murcia 1.9% 51.00 14 ▼6
9 Breogan 0.7% 151.00 3 ▲6
10 Bilbao 0.7% 151.00 4 ▲6
11 ICL Manresa 0.6% 151.00 18 ▼7
12 Burgos 0.5% 201.00 10 ▲2
13 Basquet Coruna 0.5% 201.00 15 ▼2
14 Zaragoza 2002 0.4% 251.00 7 ▲7
15 Obradoiro CAB 0.4% 251.00 8 ▲7
16 BC Andorra 0.4% 251.00 17 ▼1
17 CE Lleida 0.2% 501.00 13 ▲4
18 Bàsquet Girona - - 16 ▲2

"Odds" is the place by title chance: each team's price to win the Spain - ACB averaged across the bookmakers we compare, turned into a chance and scaled so the chances add up to 100%. "Best price" is the longest of those prices. ▲ a team is higher in the table than the odds rank it, ▼ lower. Odds from the bookmakers we compare, updated through the day.

Spain - ACB predicted table FAQ

Who do the bookies predict to win the Spain ACB?
Real Madrid, with a 57.3% chance from the outright odds once the bookmakers' margin is taken out, ahead of Barcelona (12.3%) and Valencia (9.2%). The odds move with every result, so this table changes through the season.
Which Spain ACB team is doing better than the odds expect?
Zaragoza 2002 sit 7th in the table, 7 places above the 14th the title odds rank them. At the other end, ICL Manresa are 18th, 7 places below their 11th in the odds.
How is the predicted table worked out?
Each team's price to win the Spain ACB is averaged across the 2 bookmakers we compare, turned into a chance and scaled so all the chances add up to 100%, which takes the bookmakers' margin out. Teams are ranked by that chance; below a 1% title chance the prices say little, so those teams are ranked by the relegation odds where there are some. It is a reading of the market, not our prediction.