Charlotte Hornets - Los Angeles Clippers: betting tip (kef 2.07) and bets on the NBA match

Command Analysis

Current form
Charlotte held a meeting in Indianapolis on November 20, where they lost to the Indiana Pacers 127:118. The start was sticky, and it was in the second quarter that the home team turned on the speed, creating a comfortable margin. The Hornets tried to come alive by the final quarter, where rookie Kon Knuppel shone brightly with 28 points and five long—range shots. Miles Bridges added 25, but the overall effort was not enough to catch on to the end.
Charlotte's three-pointers seemed to have a life of their own that evening: 13 hits out of 45 attempts. As a result, the team with a balance of 4-11 holds onto the fourth place in the Southwest Division and tries to maintain confidence despite the setbacks.
Interesting facts for betting
Charlotte averages 112.8 points per game.

Current form
On November 21, the Clippers played a difficult match against the Orlando Magic, where they lost 129:101. The visitors' game cracked on two lines at once: a low percentage of shots made — only 40.4% — and a scattering of losses, which the Magic turned into 33 points.
Against the background of collective difficulties, James Harden shone the brightest: 31 points, 8 assists, habitual ball control and pace. Ivica Zubac dominated under the ring, collecting 19 rebounds and adding 14 points. But his efforts weren't enough either. The Clippers' balance is the same 4:11, and fourth place in the Pacific Division reflects their current position as accurately as possible.
Interesting facts for betting
The Clippers are averaging 109.4 points per game.
Trends
Charlotte's Total Foulrateis over 19.5
The Hornets commit an average of 20.3 violations per game.
1.88Tip and bets
Charlotte is approaching the match with LaMelo Ball — and this is already a plus for creativity and pace. The lack of clarity on the Mann leaves the question in the rotation, but in general, the strength of the home team's back line has increased. The situation is much more complicated for the Clippers: without Kawhi Leonard, Bradley Beal and Jordan Miller, the defense is cracking, and scoring is highly dependent on individual skill. The team is losing structure, and Leonard's absence is especially noticeable — the Clippers played with him differently, more confidently. Taking into account the injuries, the decrease in the quality of the guests' game and the fresher Charlotte squad, a scenario where the hosts win in an equal but controlled manner seems logical. Not a rout, but a neat victory in several possessions.
Our betting tip is that Charlotte will win for2.07

























