NBA Draft Lottery Chances

[Num33Baller]

Can someone give me the table of draft lottery chances, given that there are no ties?

Thanks.

I do not want the 2005 draft lottery table, since there were ties.

[GloveGuy]

I have no clue what you're talking about, but I hope that this helps.

1996-2003: 13-team Lottery
In October of 1995, the Board of Governors increased the number of teams participating in the Lottery from 11 to 13 to account for the addition of expansion teams Toronto and Vancouver. Starting in 1996, the team with the worst record in the Lottery continued to have a 25% chance (250 combinations) of winning the first pick, teams two (20%; 200 combinations) through six (6.4%; 64 combinations) have slightly fewer chances, team seven (4.4%; 44 combinations) has the same number of chances and teams eight (2.9%; 29 combinations) through 12 (0.6%; six combinations) have slightly more chances. The number of chances for team 13 (0.5%; five combinations) did not change. Tied teams split the number of chances and a blind draw determines which team receives an extra chance if the combined number of chances can not be split evenly.


2004-Present: 14-team Lottery
The 2004 NBA Draft Lottery increased to 14 teams with the addition of the Charlotte Bobcats. Although a part of the 2004 Draft Lottery the Bobcats are locked into the fourth position in the Draft and therefore do not have a chance to receive other picks in the Lottery. The 2004 NBA Draft Lottery essentially decides picks one through three and four through 14.

[Num33Baller]

Not really... I can find a ton of 13 team probability tables... IE.

1. 250/1000
2. 200/1000
3. 157/1000
4. 120/1000
5. 89/1000
6. 64/1000
7. 44/1000
8. 29/1000
9. 18/1000
10. 11/1000
11. 7/1000
12. 6/1000
13. 5/1000


However... That is just for 13 teams... I need the new one. For 14 teams.