Raptors playoff odds: Toronto clinches play-in spot, date with DeRozan's Bulls
The Toronto Raptors are fighting an uphill battle to make the NBA playoffs. The Toronto Raptors are fighting an uphill battle to make the NBA playoffs. Photo by Michael Dwyer/AP.

The Toronto Raptors have clinched a play-in berth and are locked into ninth in the Eastern Conference.

The latest: Toronto is headed for the play-in tournament and will square off against DeMar DeRozan and the Chicago Bulls. The winner of that game will advance to the next stage of the NBA's play-in tournament.

Here are the latest Raptors playoff odds as of April 8.

Raptors playoff odds

Check out the latest Raptors playoff odds. Click linked odds to add selection to your betslip.

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Raptors to make the playoffs - Yes+240

NBA odds as of 3:16 p.m. on 04/08/2023.

Where the Raptors stand

Toronto can't finish any higher or lower than ninth, meaning it'll host Chicago in the first game of the play-in tournament on Wednesday.

At 40-41, the Raptors are one game back of the Atlanta Hawks for eighth, and one game ahead of the 10th-seeded Chicago Bulls.

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If the Raps can beat the Bulls, they'll play the loser of the Hawks and Miami Heat for a spot in the postseason on Friday.

Raptors schedule

Teams are running out of regular-season real estate with one game still remaining. Here is Toronto's rest-of-season schedule:

  • vs. Milwaukee Bucks, Apr. 9

The Raps close out their season at home against the Bucks, and that game is meaningless for either side as neither can move out of their current spot in the standings.

Rivals' schedule

The Hawks and Bulls are Toronto's closest competitors, and here's how they close out the season.

Hawks' remaining game

  • @ Boston Celtics, Apr. 9

Bulls' remaining game

  • vs. Detroit Pistons, Apr. 9

In the event of a head-to-head tie between Atlanta and Toronto, the former holds the edge via conference record and head-to-head record (Atlanta won two of three meetings).

Toronto finished 2-1 versus Chicago this season.

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