With 2,460 games played during the NBA season, the action comes thick and fast. We have the best NBA predictions today, every day and all for free.
In a basketball season with so many games played, it is very difficult to research each game in detail, so we do it for you. The NBA Predictions for today are listed below, so you can check them out.
NBA time play and Predictions For Today’s Game
Miami Heat vs Philadelphia 76Ers
Spread : +5.5 (-115) (MIA)
Over/Under (Totals) : 208
Atlanta Hawks vs Chicago Bulls
Spread : +3.5 (-110) (ATL)
Over/Under (Totals) : 222
NBA Money Line Predictions
Money line bets are most valuable when you bet on two evenly matched teams. They mean you pick the winner of the game. A team like Golden State that wins 65+ of its 82 games in a season isn’t too far-fetched to be listed at -650 or more on the money line betting line.
In contrast, bets against these elite teams are a great way to maximize profits when they lose.
NBA Point Spread Predictions
NBA point spread predictions provide a solution to dealing with imbalanced money line odds. Instead of solely predicting the winner of a game, these predictions focus on whether the favored team will win by a certain margin or if the underdog will lose but still cover the spread.
For instance, if you bet on the Los Angeles Lakers as favorites with a -7 point spread and they win by 8 or more points, your prediction would be correct. On the other hand, if you bet on the underdog and they lose by just 6 points, they would still cover the spread because they started with +7 points advantage.
NBA point spread predictions enable individuals to consider both winning margins and potential outcomes for underdogs in their betting strategy.
NBA Over/Under (Totals) Predictions
NBA over/under predictions provide an alternative method of betting on a basketball game. Rather than choosing a specific team to win, you are wagering on whether the total number of points scored will be above or below a set amount determined by bookmakers.
This type of prediction is appealing if you do not have a strong preference for either team or if you anticipate an exciting high-scoring game or a slow and evenly matched one. To illustrate, let’s say the sportsbooks set the line at 210.5 points; if the final score is 115-107 with a total of 222 points, those who predicted “over” would win their bets.
Conversely, if the match concluded with a score of 101-104 totaling only 205 points, those who chose “under” would be successful in their wagers.