The San Antonio Spurs drew 57.2% of spread bets on average in 2025-26, #4 of 30, and went 45-33-1 against the spread.
| 2026-27 | 2025-26 | |
|---|---|---|
| Games tracked | 1 | 79 |
| Record against the spread | 0-1 | 45-33-1 |
| Average share of spread bets | 66% | 57.2% |
| Average share of spread money | 63% | 55.3% |
| Rank by bet share | #6 of 28 | #4 of 30 |
| Games as the public side (60%+ of bets) | 1 | 35 |
| Record as the public side, against the spread | 0-1 | 22-13 |
Regular season, closing splits, graded against the closing spread. A third figure in a record counts pushes.
The 2026-27 season is only 1 game old for the San Antonio Spurs, so this section reads 2025-26 until they reach 10. The table above has both seasons.
The San Antonio Spurs were one of the most-bet teams in the NBA in 2025-26: #4 of 30, with 57.2% of spread tickets on average and the public side (60%+ of bets) in 35 of 79 games. On the spread that is not just a matter of being favored: the side with 60%+ of the bets is the favorite only about 6 times in 10, so a team's popularity shows up here too.
Against the spread they went 45-33-1, and 22-13 as the public side. Their share of the money (55.3%) tracked their share of the tickets closely, so big and small bettors saw them the same way.
None of this is a pick. Across the league over the last two seasons, the side with 60% or more of spread bets covered about half the time, not enough to beat the bookmaker's margin by backing it or fading it. See tonight's NBA splits →
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| Date | Matchup | Result | San Antonio Spurs bet % | San Antonio Spurs money % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-20 | Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs | Failed to cover 104-116 (+1.5) | 66.0% | 63.0% |
In 2025-26 the San Antonio Spurs drew 60% or more of spread bets in 35 games and went 22-13 against the spread in them. League-wide, teams in that spot covered about half the time over the last two seasons.
Yes. They ranked #4 of 30 by average share of spread bets in 2025-26. In the NBA that is only partly about being favored: when 60% or more of spread bets land on one side, that side is the favorite only about 6 times in 10, so popularity counts as well as the price. The Lakers drew the biggest share of spread bets of any team in both of the last two seasons.
Each game counts once it is final, using the closing split: the last bet and money percentages before tip-off, from publicly reported sportsbook handle. Regular season only, graded against the closing spread.
Not on the split alone. Across the league over the last two seasons, the side with 60% or more of spread bets covered 49% to 50% of the time, which is not enough to beat the bookmaker's margin from either side.
The San Antonio Spurs went 45-33-1 against the closing spread in 2025-26, regular season only. Pushes, when the margin lands exactly on the number, are the third figure where there were any.
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Last updated: October 22, 2026 at 9:40 PM UTC
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