As another week rolls around, there is another round of NBA fixtures for punters to get on board with at a whole host of Australian betting apps.
The lowly Detroit Pistons take on the Charlotte Hornets, the Washington Wizards welcome the Minnesota Timberwolves, whilst the Miami Heat and the Memphis Grizzlies do battle.
25th January – Little Ceasars Arena, Detroit
Detroit Pistons to win the match @ 2.45 (PlayUp)
Two sides lagging about at the bottom of the Eastern Conference face off, as the Detroit Pistons take on the Charlotte Hornets.
The Pistons have won just 4 games this season, making them a banker to go against with many betting sites but recent performances have suggested that they could be turning the corner soon.
Charlotte Hornets meanwhile sit just two places above the Pistons in the table and recent performances have been a little concerning.
With that in mind, the Detroit Pistons need a win and they may well get one here.
25th January – Capital One Arena, Washington
Minnesota Timberwolves to win the match @ 1.65 (GetSetBet)
Another side struggling in the East are the Washington Wizards and they take on the Minnesota Timberwolves, a side moving well in over in the West.
Just 7 wins from 42 games played is not a return expected of a side like the Washington Wizards and they need to buck their ideas up sooner rather than later.
Meanwhile, the Minnesota Timberwolves are soaring high at the top of the Western Conference and they know that a win here will do their playoff aspirations no harm at all.
This may not be a pretty watch for the Wizards, with the Timberwolves in town and ready to rock.
25th January – Kaseya Center, Miami
Miami Heat to win the match @ 1.85 (BlueBet)
A pair of teams looking to break their respective playoff mix-ups do battle, as Miami Heat take on the Memphis Grizzlies in Florida.
The Miami Heat are always fiercely tracked by punters at international betting sites and their showings in the East this season will be giving their fans cause for optimism. For the Memphis Grizzlies meanwhile this should be a chance to have a crack at one of the big boys and they have plenty of quality performers in their mix. Calling this one is tough but Miami Heat should come out on top at home.
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.
