This upcoming weekend, the NBA will showcase their 68th All-Star weekend.

1. 3 Point Contest 2019 Odds Nfl
2. Who Will Win The 3 Point Contest

The 2019 NBA 3-Point Contest will take place tonight at 8 p.m. ET at All-Star Weekend in Charlotte, NC. Odds have been posted, and Stephen Curry (+275) is favored over defending champion Devin Booker (+450) and the rest of the field. Bet now on the 2019 NBA All-Star Weekend 3-Point Contest on February 16 2019, odds from TopBet, America's favorite online sportsbook. Below are the complete betting lines for all the Week 17 games, including the point spreads and totals. These are the consensus odds from multiple sportsbooks in Las Vegas and online, via OddsShark. Steph Curry and Seth Curry are both taking part in Saturday night’s 3-Point Contest. And there’s a bet: Whoever does worse has to pay for the Curry Family tickets every time the two of them play against each other. We figure that before the two go into the contest they should have a rough idea of what is at stake. So let’s get to work. Brian Martin July 25, 2019. In last year’s Three-Point Contest at WNBA All-Star, Chicago’s Allie Quigley posted a score of 29 in the tiebreaker shootout against Las Vegas’ Kayla McBride.

Across three days, NBA fans will see the skills challenge, the dunk contest, the All-star game itself and one of the hallmarks of the entire weekend, the three-point contest Saturday night.

The NBA 3-point contest will feature 10 competitors from across the league who are marksmen from downtown. We will also get to see the Curry brothers, Seth and Steph go head-to-head.

Odds To Win NBA 3-point Contest:

Steph Curry +200
Devin Booker +500
Buddy Hield +500
Joe Harris +600
Seth Curry +600
Damian Lillard +800
Kemba Walker +1200
Danny Green +1400
Khris Middleton +2000
Dirk Nowitzki +3000
(Odds from FanDuel Sportsbook – Risk Free $500 Bet)

2019 NBA 3-Point Contest Picks

Out of the 10 competitors, we have three past winners in Steph Curry (2015), Devin Booker (2018) and Dirk Nowitzki (2006). Seth Curry leads the pact with a 47.8 percent three-point field goal percentage this season. Nowitzki registers the lowest percentage at just over 31 percent.

While Seth Curry has not always been a bonafide starter in the league, he also leads the group with his career 44.3 3-point percentage.

Looking at the odds, Curry and Booker are justified as the top favorites at FanDuel Sportsbook. There are some intriguing prospects like Danny Green (+1400) who has made a career based on his three-point acumen. Also, how cool would it be for the 40-year-old Dirk Nowitzki to walk away with the award? At +3300 odds, that narrative would provide a monster ROI.

At +600, I’m all in on the “other Curry” brother. Give me Seth Curry to overtake not only an entire field of talented behind-the-arc shooters but also his brother. It would be quite the special moment.

.@ToddFuhrman believes Seth Curry is the play to win the 3-point contest at +600:

“Seth Curry is a value play… he's got a stroke that’s easily repeated. No pressure on him whatsoever.” pic.twitter.com/oRCHE2W9x5

— Lock It In (@LockItInonFS1) February 14, 2019

Past NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest Winners

Year Winner (Team) Location

2018 Devin Booker (Suns) Los Angeles

2017 Eric Gordon (Rockets) New Orleans

2016 Klay Thompson (Warriors) Toronto

2015 Stephen Curry (Warriors) New York City

2014 Marco Belinelli (Spurs) New Olreans

2013 Kyrie Irving (Cavaliers) Houston

2012 Kevin Love (Timberwolves) Orlando

2011 James Jones (Heat) Los Angeles

2010 Paul Pierce (Celtics) Dallas

2009 Daequan Cook (Heat) Phoenix

2008 Jason Kapono (Raptors) New Orleans

2007 Jason Kapono (Raptors) Las Vegas

2006 Dirk Nowitzki (Mavs) Houston

2005 Quentin Richardson (Suns) Denver

2004 Voshon Lenard (Nuggets) Los Angeles

2003 Peja Stojakovic (Kings) Atlanta

2002 Peja Stojakovic (Kings) Philadelphia

2001 Ray Allen (Bucks) Washington, D.C.

2000 Jeff Hornacek (Jazz) Oakland

1998 Jeff Hornacek (Jazz) New York

1997 Steve Kerr (Bulls) Cleveland

1996 Tim Legler (Wizards) San Antonio

1995 Glen Rice (Heat) Phoenix

1994 Mark Price (Cavs) Minnesota

1993 Mark Price (Cavs) Salt Lake City

1992 Craig Hodges (Bulls) Orlando

1991 Craig Hodges (Bulls) Charlotte

1990 Craig Hodges (Bulls) Miami

1989 Dale Ellis (Sonics) Houston

1988 Larry Bird (Celtics) Chicago

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1987 Larry Bird (Celtics) Seattle

1986 Larry Bird (Celtics) Dallas

Who Will Win The 3 Point Contest

With celebrities and NBA All-Stars set to converge on Charlotte this coming weekend, I'm going to try my hardest not to get caught up in all the glitz and glamour of All-Star Weekend. Instead, I'm going to try and turn a profit, much like I've done throughout the first half of the NBA season. The first event I have my eye on is this year's Three-Point Contest.

A field of eight sharpshooters enters this year's contest, including the reigning and defending champion Devin Booker. In last year's event, Booker went off for 28 points - a new contest record. He bested one-half of the splash brothers in Klay Thompson and will now look to defend his title against another seven of the league's top snipers.

In my honest opinion, this year's competition may very well be the best event on the All-Star Weekend schedule. You have a young and brash defending champion, you have the best three-point shooter in the game, Steph Curry, Curry's brother, Seth, a legend in Dirk Nowitzki, two high-profile point guards in Kemba Walker and Damian Lillard, and a player who's turned his game around completely in Buddy Heild.

The field for this event is comprised of Steph Curry (+275), Buddy Heild (+325), Devin Booker (+450), Seth Curry (+550), Joe Harris (+600), Damian Lillard (+750), Danny Green (+800), Khris Middleton (+1000), Kemba Walker (+1000), Dirk Nowitzki (+1500).

All odds are courtesy of our friends at Bovada

Favorites:

Steph Curry (+275) and Devin Booker (+450)

Don't shoot the messenger, but Steph Curry changed the way the game is played. Teams no longer dish the ball inside and let the big men go to work. Instead, they build their team with perimeter shooters and live and die by the long ball. Curry is widely accepted as the greatest three-point shooter in history, and he's still playing. That tells you all you need to know. Curry comes into this event shooting 44.9 percent from beyond the arc, which is better than his career average of 43.7 percent. What makes Curry even more dangerous in this event is that he's won it before, so he will know how to prepare in order to give himself the best chance at winning it again.

With all due respect to the second favorite, Heild, I believe the defending champion should be mentioned amongst the favorites for the obvious reason - he's already won this event. Booker comes into this event shooting a lousy 32.9 percent from beyond the arc. However, in a contest where 'getting hot' at the right time can lead you to victory, Booker can do just that (case in point, last year's event). Booker already knows how to win this event, and I feel as if he has a chip on his shoulder and something to prove considering he plays for Phoenix.

Sleepers:

Joe Harris (+600) and Danny Green (+800)

Let's start with Danny Green - the new Raptor has fit into his newest surroundings well this season, shooting 42 percent from beyond the arc, which is well up from his career average of 39 percent. He should have the experience, being in his 10^th NBA season, so he understands how to make the most of this opportunity and potentially win this event. We like the long-shot odds of 8/1, and there is nothing wrong with taking a flyer on a likely scarcely bet player.

As for Joe Harris, he doesn't quite fit the model of an NBA player as he has no real fan base considering he plays for the Brooklyn Nets. However, Harris is quietly stroking the ball this season, shooting 46.5 percent from beyond the arc, which is good enough for third in the entire NBA. If there was any indication that Harris is ready to break out and compete toe-to-toe with the likes of Curry and Booker, it's when Harris drained seven triples on just eight attempts on Monday versus the Raptors.

Longshots:

Dirk Nowitzki (+1500)

Why not go with the future Hall of Famer in this spot? Dirk has been on the farewell tour the entire season, and what could be more fitting than to hang up the sneakers with winning a contest on NBA All-Star Weekend amongst your peers (aside from winning a Championship).

Look, Dirk isn't what he used to be in terms of his ability, but he can still shoot the ball well. He's shooting just 32.5 percent from beyond the arc this season, but that's his lowest output since his rookie season. If Dirk can find it within himself to turn back the clock for one night, I believe Dirk could be a potential dark horse in this competition.

Pick:

The Warriors are going to win the NBA Title once again this year, and we don't really see a way that Steph Curry loses this event. He is the hottest and most prolific shooter of this generation, and getting open looks at the basket for 25 attempts seems to fit right into his game. We don't like the price of +275, but the price doesn't matter when you are cashing your ticket and receiving funds. Take Curry in this spot, and perhaps a sprinkle on Nowitzki if you are feeling nostalgic.