With some superb fixtures on every day of the week currently, Aussie bookmakers and punters have been able to fully indulge in NBA action of late.
Another busy weekend lies ahead, with plenty of NBA multi bet opportunities and there are a whole host of fixtures for punters to get stuck into.
Much is expected of the Phoenix Suns this season, and they travel to Utah Jazz, whilst the Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers lock horns, whilst the Toronto Raptors host the Boston Celtics.
18th November 2023, 11.30 – State Farm Arena, Atlanta
The Eastern Conference looks to be another real scrap again this season and two sides that could well be in the playoffs meet in Atlanta, as the Hawks welcome the 76ers.
Both sides are plying their trade in the top 5 of the Eastern Conference currently and they are being backed by plenty of the best betting sites to enjoy an excellent campaign this season.
The Atlanta Hawks have won 6 of their opening 10 games and have been putting points on the board for fun. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia 76ers have surpassed that, winning 8 of their opening 10 to sit at the top of the Eastern Conference table.
Points look guaranteed in this one but the Philadelphia 76ers are going well and should prevail here.
Best Bet: Philadelphia 76ers to win the match @ $1.95 (PlayUp).
18th November 2023, 11.30 – Scotiabank Arena, Toronto
When it comes to big hitters in the Eastern Conference, very few sides can live with the reputation of the Boston Celtics. The 17-time NBA Champions have started the new season very well and look to be amongst the favourites for Eastern Conference glory this term with many betting apps.
The Toronto Raptors are a difficult side to get a read from, having picked up 5 wins and 5 losses from their opening 10 games but they have plenty of potential in their ranks. How they would love to take the game to a Boston Celtics side that are seemingly ready to go all the way this season and with plenty of firepower of their own within their roster.
This should be a very watchable game, between two attacking sides, with plenty of points seemingly guaranteed in Toronto.
Best Bet: Boston Celtics to win & over 221.5 points in the match @ $2.20 (GetSetBet).
18th November 2023, 14.00 – Vivint Smart Home Arena, Utah
Over in the Western Conference, two sides in desperate need of a win face off in Utah.
For the Jazz, this is a fixture that they would have been earmarking at the start of the season to put on a show for their home fans and how they need a performance. Sat in 11th, with only 4 wins from their opening games, it has been a slow start to the campaign for the Utah Jazz and a result here could be the catalyst for change.
Meanwhile, the Phoenix Suns have been very underwhelming, languishing in 10th, despite being one of the favourites for glory in the Western Conference with many international betting sites.
This could be a raucous one in Utah, with the Jazz likely to be well up for the fight but the Suns should pick up a much needed win.
Best Bet: Phoenix Suns to win the match @ $1.95 (BlueBet).
| Legs | Odds |
| Philadelphia 76ers @ Atlanta Hawks 76ers to win the match | $1.95 |
| Boston Celtics @ Toronto Raptors Celtics to win & over 221.5 points in the match | $2.20 |
| Phoenix Suns @ Utah Jazz Suns to win the match | $1.95 |
| Total Odds: 7.37 Bet $10 for a $836.55 Payout with PlayUp | |
With the Boston Celtics having already progressed, 3 more teams will be joining them in the NBA Conference finals and it should be a fascinating fight to the end for both punters and NBA multi betting sites.
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Both the East and the West playoffs are hotting up and the stakes could not be higher.
The final 4 in each conference are battling it out in the NBA playoffs and with so many big name teams and players putting it all on the line, it Is a busy time for both punters and NBA multi betting sites.
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.
