Oklahoma City Thunder - Charlotte Hornets: NBA match betting tip and bets

Current form

Let's start with Oklahoma. These guys, the fresh champions, haven't been perfect in the pre-season yet, but the potential is bursting. They recently broke down under the onslaught of Dallas, losing 89-106. From the very start, the Mavericks took the game in a vise, taking the lead by the big break — 66:40, and this despite the fact that the Thunder were missing half of the key figures. Nevertheless, Brooks Barnheiser, this restless forward, scored 16 points and became the engine of the team, energizing his partners and trying to pull everyone out of the hole. In the third quarter, Oklahoma pressed on, but Dallas didn't flinch.

Interesting facts for betting

Oklahoma is averaging 119.2 points per game (statistics from the last ten games).

Current form

And now Charlotte. The Hornets started the preseason with a 114-135 loss to Oklahoma, and it was a lesson in pace control. From the first minutes, the Thunder set the heat, quickly flying into double digits, and Charlotte got confused in its own defense, conceding easy points and handing out losses like candy on a holiday. A bright ray in this darkness was rookie Kon Knoppel, a guy from Duke, the fourth pick of the draft, who scored 18 points and showed why everyone was betting on him.

He was the very spot on the background of the rotation, where the rest flashed with energy, then went out. As a result, the Hornets lost their rhythm, slipped lower in the table and are now scratching their heads over defensive errors. 

Interesting facts for betting

Charlotte is averaging 113.3 points per game (statistics from the last ten games).