The NBA continues on Friday night and into the early hours of Saturday morning, with plenty of teams in action. We've taken a look at the games and picked out a 17/1 four-fold.
NBA Betting Tips
- Miami Heat @ Boston Celtics - Boston -7.5 Point Spread
- Orlando Magic @ Cleveland Cavaliers - Total Points Under 215.5
- Los Angeles Lakers @ Milwaukee Bucks - Lakers on the Money Line
- Chicago Bulls @ Golden State Warriors - Warriors on the Money Line
Four-fold @ 17.25/1 - *Price subject to change*
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Miami Heat @ Boston Celtics - Boston -7.5 Point Spread
We're starting at the TD Garden where the Boston Celtics play host to the Miami Heat.
The Celtics are currently top of the Eastern Conference, and have the best record in the league at 18-4.
They have won their last 10 games at home, so backing them on the point spread seems a decent shout to start things off. In fact, the Celtics literally just beat the Heat 134-121 on Wednesday in front of the visiting Prince and Princess of Wales.
Orlando Magic @ Cleveland Cavaliers - Total Points Under 215.5
Next, we're heading to Cleveland where the Cavaliers welcome the Orlando Magic to town.
The Cavs are 14-8 so far this season, after trading for Donovan Mitchell from the Utah Jazz, while the Magic sit rock-bottom of the Eastern Conference with a record of 5-17.
We're backing the Under 215.5 Total Points market here as three of the last five meetings at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse has seen under 215.5 points.
In addition to this, Jamahl Mosley's side have put up less than 110 points in each of their last five games.
Los Angeles Lakers @ Milwaukee Bucks - Lakers on the Money Line
This one may surprise you, but we're backing the Lakers on the Money Line here, as they travel to Milwaukee to play the Bucks.
LeBron James' Lakers have been rejuvenated as of late, winning three of their last four games after a horrendous start to the season. They currently sit 13th in the Western Conference with a record of 8-12, but it looks like they've figured out the Russell Westbrook problem, and are playing much more efficient basketball as a result.
Anthony Davis to to be back in the form that helped the Lakers win the title in 2020, and while they are playing one of the better teams in the league and an MVP candidate in Giannis Antetokounmpo, what better way to make a statement to the rest of the league than by beating one of this year's favourites?
Chicago Bulls @ Golden State Warriors - Warriors on the Money Line
Finally, we're heading to Chase Center, as the defending champions the Golden State Warriors take on the Chicago Bulls.
Steve Kerr's side are currently eighth in the Western Conference with a record of 11-11, but it seems logical to back them outright on the money line here, given their record at home this season, losing only once in 10 games.
The Bulls are 9-12, having lost two of their last three road games, and it's hard to see them troubling Steph Curry and co. here.
NBA Betting Odds
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