In the final round of midweek NBA fixtures of 2023, there are a whole host of fixtures that are piquing the interest of the biggest and best NBA betting apps.
Two giants of the East do battle, as the Washington Wizards take on the Toronto Raptors, with Oklahoma City Thunder welcoming the New York Knicks and the Dallas Mavericks taking on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
28th December – Capital One Arena, Washington
Toronto Raptors to win the match @ 1.90 (PlayUp)
Broadly speaking, it has been a tough start to the season for the Washington Wizards and the Toronto Raptors.
For the Wizards, just 5 wins from 28 games played is hardly the record they would have wanted at this point in the season and they have work to do if they are to crack the top 8.
For the Toronto Raptors, they have been underwhelming too this term and their recent form hasn’t been cause for too much optimism with many NBA betting sites.
This should be a very good game, with the Toronto Raptors likely to come out on top.
28th December – Paycom Center, Oklahoma
Over 223.5 points in the match @ 1.85 (GetSetBet)
High-flying Oklahoma City Thunder will be eager to keep pace at the top of the Western Conference table, as they take on the in-form New York Knicks.
Thunder have been one of the stories of the season so far and they will be desperate to keep their form going over the festive period.
For the New York Knicks, this will be a real test of their mettle but they are going very well over in the East and they won’t fear the Thunder.
Regardless of the result, this should be a really good game and points look guaranteed.
28th December – American Airlines Center, Dallas
Dallas Mavericks to win the match @ 1.75 (BlueBet)
Keeping the momentum going over the festive period will be the ultimate objective for the Dallas Mavericks, who take on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Building a platform to challenge in the Western Conference is the objective for the Dallas Mavericks and their form is being noted by many NBA international betting sites.
They take on a Cleveland Cavaliers side who certainly won’t shirk this challenge and who are in the mix in the Eastern Conference playoff conversation.
This should be a very good watch, with the Dallas Mavericks likely to be too strong 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.
