How to bet on Nuggets games in Colorado
Whether you want to bet on or against the Denver Nuggets before games or in the middle of the action, there are four things you need to do:

- Register for a new account: First, you need to sign up for an account with the Colorado online sportsbook of your choice. You can download the mobile app and sign up there or register right on the website. Either way, you’ll need to provide some personal information, including your name, phone number, email, and the last four digits of your social security number.
- Claim bonus and bonuses: During the sign-up process, you might see a space to enter a promo code or bonus code. Enter the sportsbook promo code or bonus code for the book of your choice. That ensures you get the best bonus on the market.
- Make a deposit: Next, you need to fund your account. Colorado online sportsbooks allow you to choose from a wide variety of deposit methods including credit and debit cards, online bank transfers and third-party payment processors. Choose the most convenient deposit method for you and follow the instructions on the page.
- Bet on or against the Nuggets: Finally, you can bet on or against the Nuggets by browsing through the available Nuggets betting markets and clicking on a bet you want to place. The pregame markets will be available ahead of tip-off and the live betting markets available once the game starts. Click on any bet and a bet slip will be instantly created. You can add other bets to the slip by browsing through the markets again and clicking on another bet you want to add. Then, you can combine the bets into a parlay or leave them as individual single bets.
Either way, you place the bet or bets by entering the amount of each wager and clicking the "Place Bet" button (or the equivalent).
How to read Nuggets betting lines

A typical Nuggets betting line posted at a Colorado online and mobile sportsbook might look like this:
- Denver Nuggets +3.5 (-110) +155 O 203.5 (-110)
- LA Lakers -3.5 (-110) -175 U 203.5 (-110)
These lines are easy to read once you understand what each number represents. The first number represents the spread with the odds on this bet posted in brackets.
Here, the Nuggets are 3.5-point underdogs to the Lakers. That means the Nuggets have to win, or lose by less than three points, for spread bets on the Nuggets to win. If that happens, Nuggets bettors will win $100, plus their original bet back, for every $110 they bet. That also makes the Lakers 3.5-point favorites, which means the Lakers have to win by four or more points for spread bets on LA to win. Lakers bettors will also win $100, plus their original bet back, for every $110 bet.
The next number represents the moneyline. Here, the Nuggets are +155 underdogs, which means every $100 bet will pay $155, plus the bet back, if the Nuggets win outright. The Lakers are -175 favorites, which means every $175 bet on the Lakers will pay $100, plus the bet back if the Lakers win outright.
The final number you see is the totals line with the odds on the bet posted in brackets. Here, you can bet that the total score will be over or under 203.5 points. Get it right and you get paid $100, plus your original bet back, for every $110 bet.
Nuggets Vegas odds vs. online odds
The NBA betting odds for most Nuggets games will open the same at Colorado online sportsbooks as they do in Las Vegas. However, the Nuggets betting odds may end up quite different from tip-off. That's because the lines are set to draw an equal amount of betting to both sides.
If more money comes in on one than the other at a particular sportsbook, that sportsbook will move that line. With more local interest in the Nuggets in Colorado than Las Vegas, the lines are more likely to change locally than they are in Vegas.
Nuggets prop betting
The Nuggets’ prop bet market might be one of the most fun and exciting in all of the sports betting. This is where you can bet on all kinds of games within a game and the chances of different Nuggets players reaching certain statistical milestones. Here are just a few examples of what you’ll be able to bet on:
- Will the first quarter total go over or under 53.5 points?
- Which team will win the "race" to 20 points (i.e., be the first to score 20)?
- Will Jamal Murray score more than 25 points?
- Will Nikola Jokic have a triple-double?
- Which team will win the fourth quarter?
Who is the coach of the Denver Nuggets?
Here's a look at the Denver Nuggets coaching staff:
- Head Coach: Michael Malone
- Assistant Coach: Ryan Saunders
- Assistant coach: Popeye Jones
- Assistant Coach: Ryan Bowen
- Assistant Coach: Charles Klask
- Assistant Coach: John Beckett
- Assistant Coach: Ognjen Stojakovic
- Assistant Coach: Elvis Valcarcel
Past Nuggets coaches
Michael Malone has been the coach of the Denver Nuggets since 2015. Malone took over for interim head coach Melvin Hunt who was 10-13 in 23 games after taking over for fired coach Brian Shaw. Shaw coached 141 games from 2013 to 2015 going 56-85.
Before that, the Nuggets were George Karl's team from 2004 to 2013. He coached 680 games, amassing a 423-257 record. Karl was named 2012–13 NBA Coach of the Year, but he was fired by the team just 29 days later.