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Warriors championship odds: seven straight wins, and Kalshi prices the title almost twice as high as Polymarket

News analysis · Updated November 8, 2026 · 18+ · Market prices, not predictions · By · Sports

Warriors championship odds on Kalshi and Polymarket
Chase Center, November 7: Curry scored 17 of his 41 points in the final seven minutes of regulation and overtime.
Short answer: Golden State beat Orlando 126-119 in overtime on Saturday for a seventh straight win after an 0-3 start, with Stephen Curry scoring a season-high 41. As of 15:22 UTC on November 8, Kalshi priced the Warriors' 2027 title at 4.5% and Polymarket at 2.5%, the widest gap between the two venues of any team in the NBA championship table.
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Curry scored 12 points in the final 2:21 of regulation, including a runner with 25 seconds left, before Jamal Cain's tip-in with two seconds to go sent the game to overtime. In the extra period Curry added a three-point play with 1:38 left and a late layup, and Yaxel Lendeborg, who finished with 23 points, hit a wing 3 to put the Warriors up five, according to ESPN and theScore. Draymond Green had a season-high 13 assists. Franz Wagner led the Magic, now 2-7, with 30 points and 11 assists.

What the market is pricing

The streak has not moved Golden State into the top tier. The live NBA championship odds page has San Antonio first at 21.5% on both venues, with Oklahoma City at 15.5% and Philadelphia at 13.4% on Polymarket and 12.5% on Kalshi. The Warriors sit in the second group, and the two exchanges disagree on how far up it they belong.

2027 NBA title, Nov 8, 15:22 UTCPolymarketKalshiPM minus Kalshi
San Antonio Spurs21.5%21.5%0.0
Oklahoma City Thunder15.5%15.5%0.0
Philadelphia 76ers13.4%12.5%+0.9
Golden State Warriors2.5%4.5%-2.0

At 2.5% the Polymarket price converts to American odds of about +3900; Kalshi's 4.5% is about +2122. A gap of that size usually closes as traders move money from the cheaper venue to the dearer one, so it is worth watching rather than reading as a signal on its own. Earlier in the morning BetG8's newsroom log had Kalshi at 5.0%, so part of the gap has already narrowed.

Curry's night in context

It was Curry's 77th career 40-point game and his 16th since turning 35, passing LeBron James with 15 and Michael Jordan with 12 for the most in NBA history, ESPN and theScore report. ESPN also notes that the Warriors are only the second team to follow an 0-3 start with a seven-game winning streak, after the 1950-51 Boston Celtics. Steve Kerr called one of Curry's late shots "impossible".

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The MVP angle

The award market is less impressed. On the live NBA MVP odds page Curry trades at 2.1% on Polymarket and 1.5% on Kalshi, far behind Luka Doncic at 40.0% and 41.5% and Victor Wembanyama at 29.5% on both venues. A seven-game run in November moves a team price faster than an individual award price, because the award also depends on season-long volume and games played.

What to watch next

The Warriors host Charlotte on Monday night, theScore reports, with a chance to extend the streak to eight. Watch whether the Kalshi and Polymarket prices meet in the middle or Polymarket rises toward Kalshi if the run continues.

Method and limits

Title and MVP prices were read from BetG8's live NBA pages, which pull Polymarket and Kalshi quotes, at 15:22 UTC on November 8, 2026; the earlier Kalshi read is from BetG8's newsroom log at 12:43 UTC. American odds are converted from the venue prices. Prices move with every trade and are market odds, not predictions. Game details come from ESPN and theScore.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Warriors' championship odds?

As of 15:22 UTC on November 8, 2026, Kalshi priced the Warriors to win the 2027 NBA title at 4.5% and Polymarket at 2.5%. The 2-point gap is the widest of any team on BetG8's NBA championship page.

How long is the Warriors' winning streak?

Seven games, after an 0-3 start. ESPN says only the 1950-51 Boston Celtics had followed an 0-3 start with a seven-game winning streak.

How many 40-point games does Stephen Curry have since turning 35?

Sixteen, the most in NBA history, passing LeBron James with 15 and Michael Jordan with 12, according to ESPN and theScore.

Sources

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