Golden State Warriors - Portland Blazers: betting tip and bets on the NBA match

Current form

The Golden State Warriors began the preseason on October 5 with a landslide 111-103 victory over the Lakers at their home Chase Center. The three-pointers flew with an accuracy of almost 40%. Stephen Curry, as always, was on a roll with 14 points, including three threes, and all in 15 minutes. The rookie of the team, veteran Al Horford, made his debut vividly: 3 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks and an interception in 14 minutes is a real all—rounder. 

And Moses Moody just blew up the floor, scoring 19 points with five three-pointers in the same 15 minutes. The Lakers, without their stars Luka Doncic, LeBron James and Austin Reeves, held on to Gabe Vincent (16 points), but they couldn't resist the power of the Warriors. 

Interesting facts for betting

Golden State is averaging 118.2 points per game (stats from the last ten games).

Current form

Portland is heading into the preseason with a new lease of life and an updated roster. They finished last season in 12th place in the West with a 36-46 record — not in the playoffs. The offseason was a time of high-profile decisions for them: they brought back franchise icon Damian Lillard, signing him for three years, and pulled off an exchange by trading Anferny Simons for experienced playmaker Jrue Holiday from Boston. It's like adding a couple of strong ingredients to a cocktail — leadership and stability.

The young core of the team—Shadon Sharp and Scoot Henderson—continues to gain momentum, and with veterans like Lillard and Holiday, Portland looks like a team with potential. But they are still in the process of polishing: new strings need to be played, and young players need to find their rhythm. 

Interesting facts for betting

Portland is averaging 104.3 points per game (statistics for the last ten games).