Another weekend means more NBA fixtures and there are plenty of games for punters to get involved in with the biggest and best Aussie bookmakers.
The hotly contested Eastern Conference pits the Miami Heat against the Indiana Pacers, whilst the Dallas Mavericks take on Oklahoma City Thunder and the Denver Nuggets travel to the Sacramento Kings in the West.
3rd December 2023, 14.00 – Kaseya Center, Miami
Whilst the Boston Celtics continue to look to be the team to catch in the Eastern Conference in the eyes of many Australian betting sites a whole host of other teams have managed to keep pace with them so far this season.
Two of those face off here, as the Miami Heat welcome the Indiana Pacers to Florida. The Heat have grown in confidence following their decent playoff exploits last season and they have the look of a side that are capable to challenging the very best in the NBA this season.
Meanwhile, the same could be said of the Indiana Pacers, who have winning home and away records this season and look to be firmly in the mix for a top 8 finish. This should be a good one, with the Miami Heat most likely to come out on top at home.
Best Bet: Miami Heat to win the match @ $1.85 (PlayUp).
3rd December 2023, 17.00 – American Airlines Center, Dallas
It was an inauspicious start to the season for the Dallas Mavericks, who have been tipped for glory with many NBA betting apps but they finally look to be getting into their groove in the Western Conference.
The Mavs sit 5th, with 10 wins registered from their opening 6 games and they take on an Oklahoma City Thunder side that are sitting pretty in 2nd place and brimming with confidence.
Both sides will relish the challenge here, with two genuine Western Conference heavyweights going at it and whilst it is a tough one to all result wise, there should be plenty of points put on the board.
Best Bet: Over 224.5 points in the match @ $2.05 (GetSetBet).
3rd December 2023, 18.00 – Golden 1 Center, Sacramento
Two more teams battling it out at the top of the Western Conference will steam into each other, as the Sacramento Kings take on the Denver Nuggets. The Sacramento Kings have impressed this term, particularly at home and they find themselves 6th in the Western Conference table – firmly in the playoff picture.
Meanwhile, defending champions the Denver Nuggets are a team capable of beating anybody on their day and there is a feeling that they are just starting to click once more, in one of the busiest periods of the season.
This should be a very good game and whilst the Sacramento Kings have only lost at home once this season, the Denver Nuggets could have too much for them on the road here.
Best Bet: Denver Nuggets to win the match @ $1.91 (BlueBet).
| Legs | Odds |
| Indiana Pacers @ Miami Heat Heat to win the match | $1.85 |
| Oklahoma City Thunder @ Dallas Mavericks Over 224.5 points in the match | $2.05 |
| Denver Nuggets @ Sacramento Kings Nuggets to win the match | $1.91 |
| Total Odds: 6.24 Bet $100 for a $724.34 Payout with PlayUp | |
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Sport has always been an integral part of Sam’s life, with his youth spent pursuing a playing career in both cricket and tennis, where he was fortunate enough to represent his native Wales at junior levels. Upon graduating from the University of Worcester, UK in 2011, Sam combined his two greatest passions – sport and travel, forging a freelance career as a tennis coach and a freelance journalist, visiting all 7 continents in the process. Having lived in Australia for over 2 years, Sam has a burning passion for AFL and follows every game he possibly can.
