Across 70 EuroLeague matches played from 1 October 2026 to 1 November 2026, the closing favourite won 61.4% of its games. On average, the market gave it 65.1%.
EuroLeague at a glance
This page tracks EuroLeague: the upcoming fixtures, then what the average odds from every bookmaker say about the matches already played, once the sample is large enough for the figures to hold.
Upcoming matches
The fixtures, without odds. The analysis for each match is in the app.
- Real Madrid - Panathinaikos
- Anadolu Efes - Paris Basketball
- Fenerbahce SK - Saski Baskonia
- Hapoel Tel Aviv - FC Barcelona Bàsquet
- ASVEL Lyon Villeurbanne - FC Bayern München
- Pallacanestro Olimpia Milano - Valencia Basket
- Beşiktaş J.K. - Žalgiris
- Olympiacos - KK Crvena zvezda
The market on EuroLeague
The market's favourites
Across 70 EuroLeague matches played from 1 October 2026 to 1 November 2026, the closing favourite (the lowest average odds) won 61.4% of its games. On average, the market gave it 65.1%.
| Favourite's odds | Matches | Wins | Actual rate | What the market said |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under 1.50 | 36 | 26 | 72.2% | 72.8% |
| From 1.50 to 2.00 | 34 | 17 | 50.0% | 56.9% |
Home advantage
Home teams won 54.3% of the 70 matches analysed. Their implied probability without margin averaged 59.1%.
Odds movements
Between the opening and the close, the implied probability of an outcome moves by 4.0 percentage points on average. The favourite changes in 8.6% of the 70 matches analysed.
When the market moves
47% of the odds movement happens in the last 24 hours before kick-off, and 16% in the last 2 hours. Sample: 70 matches.
Movement is the sum of the changes in implied probability between the opening, 24 hours before, 2 hours before and the close.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the figures on EuroLeague come from?
The average odds from every bookmaker we track, with their margin removed, for each finished match in the competition. The Method section gives the sample thresholds.
Does OddScore tell you which team to back in EuroLeague?
No. OddScore gives no stake advice. The AI reading sums up what the market says about a match. It is not a bet to follow.
Method
These figures describe the market, not OddScore. They don't measure any reading or score from the product.
- A price is the average of the odds from every bookmaker we track, with one price per bookmaker.
- The opening is the first price we kept. The close is the last price before kick-off.
- Implied probability is calculated without the bookmakers' margin.
- Results are settled at the end of the match, overtime included.
- An overall statistic appears from 100 matches, a band or a competition from 30.
More detail on the methodology page and the corrections log.
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Dig into the market
Odds movements are only part of the story. Here are the next topics to read.
Implied probability: how to read odds
How to turn odds into a probability, margin included.
Read the guideClosing Line Value: the closing odds
Why the last price before the match is the benchmark.
Read the guideOdds movements: understanding the market
What happens between the first price and the last.
Read the guideSources
The figures come from our own odds records. Here are the official references on gambling and, where one exists, the competition's page.