These Greats Love to Please the Live Betting Crowd

These Greats Love to Please the Live Betting Crowd

If you’re a neutral sports betting fan that is looking to win big, tomorrow promises a lot of fun! Many of the league’s best players will be playing games, making betting websites dizzy with all of the odds they had to make. You have a good shot at winning lots with the games the NBA has on offer.

Chicago Bulls @ Charlotte Hornets (December 9, 8:00 GMT+8)

One of the first games to be played is a bit of a sleeper. Chicago are still struggling to win games without a clear-cut leader on both ends of the floor. I would honestly be surprised if Charlotte won’t be able to stomp Chicago to the ground. Chicago will still lose, but they should be able to put up a fight. Go for the Bulls’ +9.00 Asian Handicap for 1.94.

Golden State Warriors @ Detroit Pistons (December 9, 8:00 GMT+8)

The Warriors are still without Stephen Curry, but Kevin Durant is doing a wonderful job of holding the fort in their absence. While the Pistons are still playing well, I don’t see them doing enough damage to beat the Dubs.

Cleveland Cavaliers @ Indiana Pacers (December 9, 8:00 GMT+8)

The Cavaliers are still red-hot as LeBron James thrives for the Wine and Gold. I honestly don’t see the Pacers sweeping the rug off the Cavs’ feet while LeBron is simply unstoppable. Cleveland -4.00 @ 2.04 will likely provide good returns to interested punters.

Denver Nuggets @ Orlando Magic (December 9, 8:00 GMT+8)

Denver are struggling to win games without Nikola Jokic and Paul Millsap, and the Magic will definitely capitalise on their misery. Expect Aaron Gordon and Nikola Vucevic to keep on pounding them inside for the win. Put your money on Orlando -1.50 @ 1.94.

Toronto Raptors @ Memphis Grizzlies (December 9, 9:00 GMT+8)

Memphis are struggling to put on wins without Mike Conley leading at the point, while Toronto are enjoying a four-game winning streak. We can expect another strong win for the Raptors because the hosts don’t have good defensive answers for DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry. Toronto -6.00 @ 2.06 is a good-enough pick to take.

Dallas Mavericks @ Milwaukee Bucks (December 9, 9:00 GMT+8)

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Eric Bledsoe are tearing it up for the Bucks, and Dallas are struggling to get it together defensively. I don’t see Harrison Barnes being able to completely stop the Greek Freak from doing whatever he wants on the floor. Milwaukee -6.50 @ 1.94 is not that outrageous of a bet to make.

Sacramento Kings @ New Orleans Pelicans (December 9, 9:00 GMT+8)

I’m not sure how I can market this game in such a way that won’t immediately have you putting your marbles on the Pelicans. DeMarcus Cousins is tearing it up despite Anthony Davis’ absence. The Kings’ highest scorer is Zach Randolph, a serviceable big who is scoring 14 points a game. Those two sentences alone tell you all you need to know.

Boston Celtics @ San Antonio Spurs (December 9, 10:30 GMT+8)

The final game of the day is a cross-conference duel between two of the league’s best teams. Kyrie Irving is simply phenomenal this season, leading the Celtics to a league-best 22-4 record with his inhuman dribbles and indomitable clutch gene. Meanwhile, LaMarcus Aldridge is also doing a wonderful job for the Spurs, becoming the team’s offensive and defensive anchor.

I think these two teams will play well, and the Spurs should be able to squeeze out a narrow win over the C’s at home. Punters will be intrigued with Boston’s -2.50 Asian Handicap for 2.00 odds.

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