On February 15, Beijing time, the three-day All-Star Weekend will officially begin, and the winning odds of each game have also been released. Curry and Alexander tied for the top favorites for All-Star Game MVP, and Lillard is favored to defend his title in the three-point game. Here are the specific odds rankings –

All-Star Game MVP

This year's All-Star Game will be in the form of a mini-tournament, and there is more uncertainty about the MVP. The odds show that the most favored at present are Curry and Alexander, both of whom have +600, and in third place is Wembanyama, who was selected as an All-Star for the first time, and he said in a recent interview that he would seriously play the All-Star Game. James and Edwards tied for fourth, with Lillard in sixth, followed by the likes of Tatum, Mitchell, Durant, Towns, Brunson and Jaylen Brown.

Slam Dunk Contest Champion

The number one favorite to win the slam dunk contest is McClung (-170), who has won two consecutive titles. Needless to say, the G League player's dunk ability is needless to say, and another reason why he is most favored is that the three opponents the league has found for him are average in terms of dunk strength and fame. Bucks youngster Jackson is currently second in odds to win the title, with the Bulls' Bozzelis third and the Spurs' Castle at the bottom.

Three-point contest winner

The number one favorite to win the three-point contest is Bucks star Lillard (+350). He's won the tournament two years in a row, and if Lillard wins it again, he'll be ahead of Bird and Hodges, both of whom have won the three-point contest in a row. In terms of odds, Lillard is followed by Powell, Hield, Garland, Herro, Johnson, Brunson and Cunningham.

Champion of the Skills Challenge

The most favored to win the Skills Challenge is the Spurs (+180), with the combination of Paul and Wembanyama being very favorites. This is followed by the Cavaliers (Mitchell + Mobley), the Warriors (Green + Moody), and the least favored team is the rookie team (Risa Shea + Sarr).

Rookie Challenge Champion

The Rookie Challenge was the favourites to win the Rookie Challenge by Richmond (+130), followed by Mullin and Hardaway, and the least favourites were Jeremy Lin's G League team. The Richmond team has the Thompson brothers.

The specific list of the four teams is as follows –

Hardaway: Podemski, Hakes, Dick, Black, Reisache, Sarr, Da Silva

Richmond: Amen Thompson, Osar Thompson, Koulibaly, Kamara, Bouzelis, Carrington, Strauser

Mullin: Castle, Knecht, Wells, Kenyongt George, Eddie, Tracy Jackson-Davis, Dunn

Jeremy Lin: J.D. Davidson, McClung McCrum, McGruns, Leonard Miller, Pat, Shepard, Pat Spencer

The winning team in the Rookie Challenge will compete against the NBA All-Star Team in a mini-tournament in the All-Star Game.

All-Star Race Champion

The top favourites in the All-Star Game are O'Neal's NBA veterans (+135), followed by Ross Barkley's global star team, Smith's young star team, and the least favored team is the winner of the rookie game.

O'Neal's NBA veteran team has a luxurious lineup, including James, Curry, Durant, Harden, Tatum, Lillard, Jaylen Brown, Irving, and a collection of many elements, such as Janduku, the Nets' former Big Three, and the Green Army's double tanhua.

Barkley has Jokic, Alexander, Wembanyama, Siakam, Shin Kyung, Towns, Mitchell and Trae Young

The Smith team has Edwards, Brunson, Jaren Jackson, Jalen Williams, Garland, Mobley, Cunningham, Herro.