2025 NBA Playoffs: Golden State Warriors vs. Minnesota Timberwolves second-round series odds

The Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves are facing off in the second round of the 2025 NBA Playoffs, and the Dubs have the early advantage after winning Game 1.

Both teams shot below 40.0 percent from the field in Game 1, which ended in a 99-88 Warriors win.

Buddy Hield led all scorers with 24 points, followed by 20 for Jimmy Butler and 18 for Draymond Green. Stephen Curry was held to 13 points in just under 13 minutes as he left the game in the first half with a hamstring strain.

After the game, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said, "it's hard to imagine" that Curry will play in Game 2 due to the nature of the injury.

Anthony Edwards led Minny in scoring with 23 points, and Naz Reid and Julius Randle had 19 and 18, respectively. The T-Wolves out-scored the Warriors 57-55 in the second half with Curry out, but it wasn't enough to seal the series-opening win.

Ahead of Game 2 in this second-round NBA Playoffs series between the Dubs and T-Wolves, let's take a look at the odds.

Golden State Warriors vs. Minnesota Timberwolves second-round series odds

Warriors lead series 1-0

To Win Series - After Game 1

GS Warriors	+125
MIN Timberwolves	-150

Prior to the series, the Timberwolves were -180 favorites and the Warriors were +150 underdogs.

Series Correct Score - After Game 1

Series Score	GS Warriors to win	MIN Timberwolves to win
4-0	+1000	-
4-1	+1000	+550
4-2	+325	+450
4-3	+900	+220

Prior to the series, Timberwolves to win 4-1 (+350) had the shortest odds of any outcome, followed by T-Wolves to win 4-3 (+375).

Series Total Games - After Game 1

Total Games Line	Over	Under
4.5	-2500	+1000
5.5	-350	+250
6.5	+150	-200

Road Wins in Series - After Game 1

Road Wins Line	Over	Under
1.5	-1100	+600
2.5	-160	+120
3.5	+425	-700
4.5	+1000	-2500

When Will Series Finish - After Game 1

Game 4	+1000
Game 5	+350
Game 6	+150
Game 7	+150

Prior to the series, Game 7 (+190) had the shortest odds to be the final game in the series, followed by Game 6 (+200).

Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.