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Odds Show Betting Favorite To Land Jordan Poole

When Will Dawkins and Michael Winger assumed control of the Washington Wizards, their early blueprint included a significant roster shakeup.

Trading Chris Paul to the Golden State Warriors for Jordan Poole in July 2023 marked one of their first major decisions as the new leadership duo.

Nearly two years later, Poole finds himself at the center of trade speculation once again.

The 25-year-old guard is entering his prime years and could potentially flourish as either a primary starter or high-impact sixth man on a playoff-contending roster.

Recent betting odds have emerged pointing toward potential landing spots for the talented scorer.

Bovada released early odds on where Poole might end up, with the Orlando Magic currently leading the pack at +550.

The Orlando Magic are the favorites to land Jordan Poole in a potential trade, per @BovadaOfficial

Orlando Magic +550

Sacramento Kings +600

Milwaukee Bucks +700

New Orleans Pelicans +750

Phoenix Suns +800

Philadelphia 76ers +1100

Chicago Bulls +1200

Minnesota Timberwolves +1200… pic.twitter.com/1YqRTRjmsS

— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) June 12, 2025

The Sacramento Kings follow closely at +600, while the Milwaukee Bucks sit at +700. The New Orleans Pelicans and Phoenix Suns complete the top five at +750 and +800 respectively.

Poole’s tenure with the Wizards has produced mutual benefits for both sides.

After spending his early career primarily coming off the bench in Golden State, Washington provided him with full-time starting responsibilities.

The results proved encouraging as Poole achieved a career-high 37.8% from three-point range while demonstrating improved shot selection throughout the season.

Poole also embraced a leadership role within the organization, mentoring younger players including Bilal Coulibaly, Alex Sarr, Bub Carrington, and Kyshawn George as they develop their professional careers.

However, the timeline presents complications moving forward.

Poole has two seasons remaining on his current contract, while Washington remains several years away from legitimate playoff contention.

This mismatch could prompt a trade scenario during the upcoming summer, at the deadline, or even next offseason depending on available offers.

Once considered a rising star after contributing to the Warriors’ 2022 championship run, Poole may no longer carry that designation.

Nevertheless, he maintains his reputation as an above-average guard capable of providing substantial value to the right organizational fit.

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