Hot off the heels of a thrilling performance in Game 3, the Toronto Raptors will look to even their best-of-seven series with the Cleveland Cavaliers at two games apiece in a high-stakes Game 4 in the 6ix. With momentum under the sails of the Raptors, the atmosphere in the Scotiabank Arena is sure to be electric.
With star players featured in both lineups, and big performances becoming commonplace, why not crank up the intensity of Game 4 with our expert Cavaliers vs. Raptors prediction, picks, and odds?
Below we’ve highlighted the latest NBA odds for this upcoming postseason clash, as well as our top moneymaking picks and predictions, so you can make your next bet a slam dunk. Don’t wait, cash in on the NBA Playoffs from your favourite NBA betting site and place your next bet with our Cavaliers vs. Raptors predictions.
- Raptors Moneyline (+135)
- RJ Barrett Over 20.5 Points (-112)
- James Harden Over 2.5 Three-Pointers Made (-125)
| Team | Moneyline Odds | Point Spread Odds | Over/Under Odds |
| CLE Cavaliers | -160 | -3.5 (-110) | Over 220.5 (-110) |
| TOR Raptors | +135 | +3.5 (-110) | Under 220.5 (-110) |
Raptors Moneyline (+135)
In a complete 180 from their first two showings of the series, the Raptors finally played up to their potential and left no doubt as to who the better team was in Game 3. With the blueprint now out on how to defeat a hungry Cavaliers team, back the Raptors to pull off the upset win in Game 4.
While Brandon Ingram has still been a somewhat no-show in regards to his typical play, the Raptors have gotten increased production out of RJ Barrett, Scottie Barnes, and Game 4 heroes Collin Murray-Boyles and Jamison Battle. With their outside shooting finally beginning to click, and the smart game planning of head coach Darko Rajakovic to limit rebounding for the Cavs through strategic matchups, the Raptors may have turned the corner on this series.
With their home advantage in full swing after a packed house was behind them all night long, look for the Raptors to even the series at 2-2, heading back to Cleveland with momentum, but not before cashing you a generous +135 boost to your bankroll.
Raptors Moneyline
RJ Barrett Over 20.5 Points (-112)
Peaking at the perfect time of the year, Raptors small forward RJ Barrett is playing out of his mind through the early goings of the 2026 NBA Playoffs. Coming off a dazzling display in Game 3 that saw him drop 33 points on 63.2% shooting from the field, Barrett is showing no signs of slowing down and is primed to yet again drop Over 20.5 points in Game 4.
Having exceeded this total in all three matchups played so far this series, Barrett has not only been efficient scoring the rock, but consistent. A proven playoff performer over his last 11 postseason performances dating back to 2023 as a member of the New York Knicks, Barrett has scored Over 20.5 points in nine of his last 11 playoff games.
With his sensational slashing ability and rim finishing skills, coupled with his red-hot shooting stroke, bank on Barrett to continue putting up impressive scoring numbers for his hometown team as he drops Over 20.5 points against the Cavs in Game 4.
RJ Barrett Over 20.5 Points
James Harden Over 2.5 Threes Made (-125)
There’s no doubt that James Harden has had a shaky playoff career, but one thing’s for certain: he’s never seen a three-point opportunity he didn’t like. Having attempted an average of 8.3 three-pointers per game throughout this series, Harden has had no trouble knocking down treys, something he’s likely to continue doing in Game 4 against the Raptors.
One of the all-time leaders in three-pointers made in NBA history, Harden has built his career on long-range bombs, beating defences from the outside and knocking down tough jumpers over the course of 48 minutes. Having hit three or more threes in each of the three games played in this series, Harden has demonstrated consistency with his outside stroke.
With his team needing a boost offensively after being held to just 104 points in Game 3, look for Harden to ramp up his offensive intensity, letting it fly from beyond the arc, splashing Over 2.5 threes against the Raptors in Game 4.