We’re halfway through January, but the exciting NBA won’t stop giving exciting sports betting opportunities!
The most attention-grabbing match tomorrow has to be the duel between the Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors have the favour of many betting websites, but James Harden’s game is more than enough to snag attractive betting odds.
Of course, there are also a lot of great games that you can test your betting chops with. Let’s skip the formalities and get to the action!
Milwaukee Bucks @ Orlando Magic (January 21, 08:00 GMT+8)
Milwaukee have a strong team, but they were horribly beaten in their last three games. They have a chance to snap the losing streak short by winning against Orlando, another team with a three-game losing run.
Despite the Bucks’ terrible away record, they won both of their games against Orlando. With that being said, Milwaukee -3.00 @ 2.04 is a punt worth considering.
Portland Trail Blazers @ Philadelphia 76ers (January 21, 08:00 GMT+8)
This is an interesting game that features exciting stars!
Both teams have losing win-loss records, but Philly look a lot better over their last five games. Damian Lillard has been misfiring for a good number of games, and I don’t think that he will be able to improve his scoring if he insists on taking a lot of threes.
I’ll side with George Karl and Philadelphia this time around, and so should you. 76ers +1.00 @ 2.00 looks like an interesting deal.
Toronto Raptors @ Charlotte Hornets (January 21, 08:00 GMT+8)
I believe that Michael Jordan has something good going on in Charlotte, but I don’t think that his team has enough talent to take on the Toronto Raptors. Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan are too skilled for any of the Hornets’ lockdown defenders. Punters looking into this game should consider taking a risk and go for Toronto Draw No Bet @ 1.94.
Brooklyn Nets @ New Orleans Pelicans (January 21, 09:00 GMT+8)
In this ever-changing league, there is one thing that remains certain and true: the Nets still suck.
The Nets cannot stop their 11-game slip and it won’t end any time soon. The Pelicans won by nine points the last time these two sides met, and I don’t think we’ll any difference this time around.
Chicago Bulls @ Atlanta Hawks (January 21, 09:00 GMT+8)
The Hawks and the Bulls are interesting teams, in that they have decent rosters and are in the midst of competition for the higher playoff seeds. This game could go either way, but the performance of Jimmy Butler matters the most for both the Bulls and the Hawks.
If Butler manages to leave his mark all over the basketball, then Chicago +5.00 @ 2.02 is the punt to make.
Golden State Warriors @ Houston Rockets (January 21, 09:00 GMT+8)
Two Oklahoma City alums are the top bills in this marquee game.
James Harden and Kevin Durant will lead their teams in an action-packed basketball game that is full of ball movement and highlight plays. The Rockets managed to outscore the Dubs in December, but the Warriors’ fine-tuned machine should be more than ready to take on the Rockets this time around.
I think the Warriors will snag an away win, but the Rockets will keep the game close. With that being said, Houston +4.50 @ 2.06 is a worthwhile investment to make.
Sacramento Kings @ Memphis Grizzlies (January 21, 09:00 GMT+8)
DeMarcus Cousins has been playing fantastic basketball as of late, but the Sacramento management continuously fails to provide him with the supporting cast he needs to win. I don’t think Cousins will be able to take on a stacked Memphis team at the Grindhouse on his own. Memphis should win this one easy, and -7.00 @ 1.98 is not that far of a stretch.
Utah Jazz @ Dallas Mavericks (January 21, 09:30 GMT+8)
Dallas are slowly finding the right formula to help them win games, but I don’t think Rick Carlisle has enough pieces on his hand to stop a red-hot Utah squad. Gordon Hayward has been on a shooting tear these past few games, and I don’t think his steam-rolling will slow down any time soon.
Indiana Pacers @ Los Angeles Lakers (January 21, 11:30 GMT+8)
The last time these two clubs met, Paul George and the Pacers managed to shut down the Lakers’ young guns. The same result may happen in the reverse fixture as the Lakers are struggling to cut their give-game losing streak short. With Jeff Teague and Myles Turner ready to aid the former Bulldog, I don’t see the Lakers being able to do anything.
I don’t think the score will be close at all, so I encourage you to go big and bet on Indiana -3.50 @ 2.04.
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