Detroit Pistons Odds

Entering the 2022-23 NBA Season, the Detroit Pistons were filled with hope and enthusiasm. Cade Cunningham, who had been a finalist for the Rookie of the Year, had injected energy into the team during the previous season. Moreover, the acquisitions of Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren through the Lottery picks had further strengthened their promising young core. Regrettably, the team’s high expectations have been dampened by Cunningham’s unfortunate season-ending injury and a series of disappointing performances on the court.

You can now place online bets on the Detroit Pistons in Michigan as MI online sportsbooks have gone live. Check out the most up-to-date live game lines, futures odds, and betting information for the Pistons below.

How to bet on Pistons games in Michigan

Are you prepared to place bets on the Bad Boys? Then get ready to make a few decisions.

Would you prefer to visit a physical retail store or place your sports bets online? There are currently 16 online sportsbooks for you to choose from. If you opt for in-person betting at a brick-and-mortar location, it’s a straightforward process – you just need to show up, place your bets, and it’s as simple as that.

Before placing your first bet on online sportsbooks or sports betting apps, there are several steps that need to be followed.

• To get started, simply download the app for the sportsbook you prefer, just like you would with any other mobile software. Android and iOS users can easily obtain the appropriate app directly from the sportsbook or casino they plan to use. By using our provided links, you may also qualify for any available bonus offers. Once you have the app, follow the simple steps, which may involve enabling installation from third-party sources, and you’ll be done in no time.
• Geolocation: Access to your phone’s geolocation information is one of the initial requirements of the app. Its purpose is to confirm that individuals attempting to use a mobile device for wagering are located within state boundaries. As soon as you step into Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, or Canada, the app will prohibit you from placing any wagers.
• To create a new account, simply follow these easy steps: Begin by registering for an account with the online sportsbooks. The sign-up process is straightforward and can be accessed directly from the home screen of the app. Fill in the required fields with your name, date of birth, Social Security number, address, and other necessary information. After completing these steps, you are all set to make the most of your new membership.
• Don’t miss out on claiming your bonuses when signing up online. One of the major advantages is that the bonuses are often quite generous, particularly for new users. Make sure to take advantage of bonus bets and other promotions.
• To add funds to your account, legal and regulated sportsbooks offer a wide range of options. You can conveniently use e-wallets, and in some cases, even your debit or credit card, or directly deposit from your bank, depending on the terms and conditions of your financial institution. If you wish to benefit from the bonuses mentioned earlier, it is necessary to make a deposit.
• Make your wager now: It’s time for the exciting part. After conducting thorough research, devising a strategy, and selecting your preferred game, you are now prepared to place your first bet. Thankfully, most sportsbook apps and websites have made this process incredibly simple. All you need to do is choose your game, select your bet, place your wager, review all the details, and finally, hit the submit button.

How to read Pistons betting lines

When the moment arrives to make your initial wager on the Pistons, or any NBA team for that matter, you will encounter odds listings resembling the following format:

• The Detroit Pistons are favored with a 13.5 point spread, with odds of -110. Their moneyline odds are +155, and the over/under for the game is set at 203.5 points, with odds of -110.
• The Los Angeles Lakers are favored by 13.5 points with odds of -110. The moneyline for the Lakers is -175. The total points for the game is set at 203.5 with odds of -110 for the under.

What is the significance of all this? Fortunately, it is not difficult to comprehend, so we will provide you with a brief explanation of what you are observing.

To begin with, the first noticeable aspect is the team names. The mentioned listing showcases a match between the Detroit Pistons and the Los Angeles Lakers.

The point spread, indicated by +13.5 and -13.5, is located adjacent to that. A negative value signifies the expected winning margin for the team. In this case, the oddsmakers have established the Lakers as the favored team with a 13.5-point spread.

If you decide to place a bet on the point spread, you must bet on either the Lakers winning by 14 points or more, or the Pistons losing by 13 points or less (or winning outright). The odds listed as -110 for each option mean that if you place a successful $110 bet on either team, you would receive a payout of $210. This includes your initial $110 stake along with an additional $100 profit.

Next, let’s move on to the moneyline, which is the most straightforward bet. The question here is whether you believe the Lakers or the Pistons will emerge victorious. The odds provided by the bookmakers make it evident that the Lakers are favored, as indicated by the negative odds. On the other hand, the positive odds for the Pistons suggest that they are considered the underdog in this contest. If you believe the Lakers will win and wish to place a bet, you would need to wager $175 in order to potentially win $100. Conversely, if you decide to bet $100 on the Pistons and they end up winning, you stand a chance to win $155.

The odds provided here are for a totals bet, commonly referred to as the over/under. The set line for the total points scored by both teams is 203.5. You have the option to place a bet on whether the final combined score will exceed or fall short of this line. Both the over and under bets come with -110 odds, indicating that in order to win $100, you must wager $110.

Pistons live betting

Online sportsbooks and apps generally offer a wider range of live bets compared to retail locations. The technology available at physical stores often cannot keep up with the rapidly changing odds required for live or in-game betting.

During different Detroit Pistons games, sportsbook apps offer a range of in-game bets for bettors to select from. Here are a few instances of live betting opportunities that you might come across.

• Will the Pistons or Jazz be in the lead at the end of the first quarter?
• In the first half, who is expected to be the top scorer for the Pistons?
• Will the halftime total points exceed or fall below 102.5?
• Will the Pistons or Bulls score the highest number of points in the third quarter?
• Will the Pistons or Knicks make more free throws in the second quarter?

Pistons draft picks

Although the Pistons haven’t had much success in building a legacy through great drafting in the past decade, they have still managed to select some talented players.

The following is a list of the Detroit Pistons’ NBA draft selections over the last ten years.

• In 2022, the basketball draft results are as follows: Jaden Ivey is selected as the 5th overall pick in the first round, Jalen Duren is chosen as the 13th overall pick in the first round (obtained through a trade), and Gabriel Procida becomes the 36th overall pick in the second round.
• In 2021, the following players were selected in the NBA draft: Cade Cunningham as the first overall pick in the first round, JT Thor as the 37th overall pick in the second round, Isaiah Livers as the 42nd overall pick in the second round, and Luka Garza as the 52nd overall pick in the second round.
• In 2020, the Detroit Pistons selected Killian Hayes as the 7th overall pick in the first round, Isaiah Stewart as the 16th overall pick in the first round, Saddiq Bey as the 19th overall pick in the first round, and Saben Lee as the 38th overall pick in the second round.
• In 2019, Sekou Doumbouya was drafted in the first round as the 15th overall pick, while Isaiah Roby was selected in the second round as the 45th overall pick.
• In the 2018 NBA Draft, Bruce Brown was selected as the 42nd overall pick in the second round.
• In 2017, Luke Kennard was selected as the 12th overall pick in the first round.
• In 2016, Henry Ellenson was selected as the 18th overall pick in the first round, while Michael Gbinije was chosen as the 49th overall pick in the second round.
• In 2015, Stanley Johnson was selected in the 1st round as the 8th overall pick, while Darrun Hillard was chosen in the 2nd round as the 38th overall pick.
• In 2014, Spencer Dinwiddie was selected as the 38th overall pick in the second round.
• In the 2013 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons selected Kentavious Caldwell-Pope as the 8th overall pick in the first round. Additionally, they picked Tony Mitchell as the 37th overall pick in the second round, and Peyton Siva as the 56th overall pick, also in the second round.

Pistons bench staff

Having coached the Pistons for two seasons, Dwane Casey, an experienced NBA coach, holds a record of 61 wins and 87 losses. Throughout his career, he has accumulated a total win-loss record of 434 wins and 394 losses.

Rex Kalamain, Bill Bayno, Tim Hardaway, Jim Moran, and Jerome Allen provide assistance to Casey.

Below is a compilation of the various coaches who have guided the Pistons since the turn of the century.

Coach	Years	Record with Pistons
Stan Van Gundy	2014-2018	152-176
John Loyer	2014*	8-24
Maurice Cheeks	2013-2014	21-29
Lawrence Frank	2011-2013	54-94
John Kuester	2009-2011	57-107
Michael Curry	2008-2009	39-43
Flip Saunders	2005-2008	176-70
Larry Brown	2003-2005	108-56
Rick Carlisle	2001-2003	100-64
George Irvine	2000-2001	46-60

After the release of Cheeks, Loyer took over as the head coach in 2014.

Pistons broadcasters

In Detroit, you have numerous options to stay updated on the happenings of the Pistons, whether it’s through television or radio broadcasts.

Below is a compilation of the present broadcasters responsible for covering the Pistons.

• George Blaha is responsible for providing play-by-play commentary for the Detroit Pistons on Bally Sports Detroit, as well as the radio broadcast when the team is featured on national television.
• Mark Champion is the radio play-by-play announcer and also covers fill-in play-by-play duties for Fox Sports Detroit.
• Greg Kelser serves as a commentator for Fox Sports Detroit.
• Rick Mahorn: Radio commentator
• Grant Long: Studio analyst
• Tim McCormick: Studio analyst
• Johnny Kane is a sideline reporter for Fox Sports Detroit.
• Brooke Fletcher serves as the sideline reporter for Fox Sports Detroit.
• Earl Cureton: Temporary radio analyst
• Matt Shepard is a television broadcaster who fills in for other broadcasters when needed.
• The public address announcer for Little Caesars Arena is John Mason.

What channel are Pistons games on?

Bally Sports Detroit, a regional sports network with a primary focus on professional and college teams, will televise the majority of Detroit Pistons games. If you are not located in the local area, you have the option to subscribe to Bally Sports+ for access.

In addition, NBA.tv offers live streaming for all out-of-market games of the Pistons. Please be aware that if you reside within the Pistons’ “home region,” certain games may be subject to blackout restrictions.

Where to watch and bet on the Pistons live

Are you not interested in staying at home and having a great time watching the Detroit Pistons? Well, consider yourself fortunate.

Michigan is home to numerous sports bars, making it convenient to find one on almost every corner. During the NBA season, you can easily visit any of these bars to catch a game. Here are five recommended places to watch and bet on the Detroit Pistons live:

• If you’re looking for a spot to enjoy some betting action while catching the Pistons play, Motor City Casino is the ultimate destination. The FanDuel Sportsbook, spanning two floors, offers an array of amenities including six convenient betting windows, over 65 high-definition TVs, a sports ticker, and more than 50 user-friendly betting kiosks. Sit back, relax, and have a great time.
• At Greektown, the Barstool Sportsbook within Hollywood Casino provides 40 convenient betting kiosks, 25 top-notch HDTVs, and a massive 30-foot video screen for an immersive viewing experience of all the thrilling daily sports events. Additionally, guests can enjoy a wide range of dining options. The sportsbook is conveniently situated at the pinnacle of the Grand Staircase within Hollywood Casino at Greektown.
• Nemo’s Bar, situated on Michigan Avenue in Detroit, is the ultimate destination for sports enthusiasts. Although baseball is the favored sport at Nemo’s, they welcome fans supporting the Pistons without hesitation. Alongside their exceptional burgers, it’s worth noting that cash is preferred. Additionally, feel free to enjoy a beer or two while conveniently placing wagers using your mobile device.
• McShane’s Irish Pub & Whiskey Bar, situated in Corktown, offers ample space, numerous TVs, and an impressive selection of beers accompanied by delicious pub food. Rest assured, the game will be playing, eliminating the need to request channel changes, allowing you to savor delectable dishes such as the mouthwatering corned beef Irish egg rolls.
• Located on Congress Street, Sweetwater Tavern in Detroit is a longstanding favorite. Don’t worry about missing out on the game because the numerous TVs will be broadcasting the Pistons and other games. Indulge in some of the city’s best chicken wings while you enjoy the atmosphere.

Detroit Pistons history

Starting in 1941 as the Zollner Pistons in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the Detroit Pistons have emerged as one of the NBA’s most enduring franchises. Originally owned by Fred Zollner, they competed in the National Basketball League and achieved championship victories in 1944 and 1945. Subsequently, the team made the transition to the Basketball Association of America in 1948 and ultimately became part of the NBA in 1949.

During the initial years, the team successfully reached the NBA Finals in 1955 and 1956, yet fell short of securing the championship.

After relocating to Detroit in 1957, the team encountered immediate difficulties. Throughout its initial 13 seasons in Detroit, the team consistently suffered losses. Even with the acquisition of Bob Lanier, a future Hall of Famer, as the top pick in the 1970 NBA Draft, their struggles persisted.

In 1981, the winds of change swept through the team when they drafted point guard Isiah Thomas. By 1988, a talented crew consisting of Bill Laimbeer, Joe Dumars, Dennis Rodman, and Vinnie Johnson had been assembled, leading the team to the NBA Finals, only to be defeated by the Los Angeles Lakers. The following season, under the guidance of coach Chuck Daly, the Pistons employed physical play and aggressive strategies to overthrow the Lakers and secure their first championship since arriving in Detroit. The renowned “Bad Boy Pistons” went on to repeat their victory in 1990, triumphing over the Portland Trail Blazers to claim the championship title once again.

The Pistons’ ability to replicate their previous success as NBA champions came to fruition only in the 2000s. Joe Dumars assumed the role of general manager, and he skillfully curated a formidable lineup consisting of Rasheed Wallace, Chauncey Billups, Ben Wallace, and Richard Hamilton. This formidable team achieved victory in the NBA finals of 2004 against the Lakers. They also made a subsequent appearance in the championship series in 2005, unfortunately succumbing to the San Antonio Spurs.

The team’s ownership has remained relatively stable with just four individuals throughout its history. Fred Zollner held control of the Pistons from 1941 to 1974, overseeing their relocation from Fort Wayne to Detroit. In 1974, William Davidson took over ownership until his passing in 2009. Karen Davidson, his widow, then assumed ownership until 2011 when the team was ultimately sold to the current owner, Tom Gores.

It is quite straightforward to identify the all-time greatest players in the history of the Pistons. The following players hold the franchise’s all-time records, and some of them have been inducted into the Hall of Fame (*). (For information on players with retired jerseys, please refer to the frequently asked questions section.)

• The free throw percentage of Chauncey Billups.
• Andre Drummond is known for his impressive statistics in offensive rebounds, field goal percentage, rebounds per game, defensive rebound percentage, and total rebound percentage.
• Joe Dumars has played a certain number of games and made a specific number of 3-point field goals out of the total number of 3-point attempts.
• Grant Hill* (triple-doubles)
• Bill Laimbeer’s statistical contributions were primarily in the areas of defensive rebounds, total rebounds, and personal fouls.
• Bob Lanier’s points per game and player efficiency rating.
• Dennis Rodman’s statistics include his 2-point field goal percentage and offensive rebound percentage.
• The statistics for Isaiah Thomas include minutes played, field goals made, field goal attempts, 2-point field goals made, 2-point field goal attempts, free throws made, missed field goals, free throw attempts, assists, steals, turnovers, and total points.
• Ben Wallace, known for his exceptional blocking skills and high average of blocks per game.