NBA All-Star Game Odds, Betting Trends: Latest Spread & Over/Under Movement for Sunday Night

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Team Durant vs. Team LeBron Odds

Team Durant Odds+5.5
Team LeBron Odds-5.5
Over/Under323.5
TimeSunday, 8 p.m. ET
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Team LeBron has won a ridiculous four straight All-Star Games — every single exhibition since the leading vote getters in each conference drafted their own teams.

This year, LeBron is favored again — and more than usual. That's on account of Kevin Durant being out for this game due to injury.

That's also on account of a more accomplished and more seasoned roster.

Still, bettors felt that Team LeBron's opening line was too harsh. They've moved the line from its open at -6.5 to its current market-best line of -5.5.

Meanwhile, the total has moved too, from its open at 319.5 to its current market-best at 323.5. Some sportsbooks are pricing this contest as high as 324. There's a chance this line keeps moving up.

Read below to see where the sharp action is heading for the total.

Since 2020, the All-Star Game has hosted a different set of rules than those that typically govern the NBA regular season or playoffs.

In what's called the "Elam Ending," teams play the first three quarters normally. Whichever team has the highest score heading into the fourth quarter sets the target game score, which the two teams then try to reach during an untimed quarter.

The target game score is the leading team's score plus 25 points.

For instance, if Team LeBron is up 130-120 heading into the fourth, whichever team reaches 155 points first during the subsequent quarter will win the game.

The two games that have played under these set of guidelines have hit totals of 312 and 320.

What are Team LeBron and Team Durant's Rosters?

A note that italics indicate that the player is out with an injury.

Team LeBron

Player Team
LeBron JamesLos Angeles Lakers
Giannis AntetokounmpoMilwaukee Bucks
Stephen CurryGolden State Warriors
DeMar DeRozanChicago Bulls
Nikola JokicDenver Nuggets
Jarrett AllenCleveland Cavaliers
Jimmy ButlerMiami Heat
Luka DoncicDallas Mavericks
Darius GarlandCleveland Cavaliers
James HardenPhiladelphia 76ers
Donovan MitchellUtah Jazz
Chris PaulPhoenix Suns
Fred VanVleetToronto Raptors

Team Durant

Player Team
Kevin DurantBrooklyn Nets
Joel EmbiidPhiladelphia 76ers
Ja MorantMemphis Grizzlies
Jayson TatumBoston Celtics
Andrew WigginsGolden State Warriors
Trae YoungAtlanta Hawks
LaMelo BallCharlotte Hornets
Devin BookerPhoenix Suns
Rudy GobertUtah Jazz
Draymond GreenGolden State Warriors
Zach LaVineChicago Bulls
Khris MiddletonMilwaukee Bucks
Dejounte MurraySan Antonio Spurs
Karl-Anthony TownsMinnesota Timberwolves
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