Atlanta Hawks - Charlotte Hornets: betting tip (kef 1.73) and bets on the NBA match

Command Analysis

Current form
On November 22, Atlanta rolled out to the New Orleans Pelicans and staged a real basketball lesson there, scoring a confident 115:98. The hosts started cheerfully, but as soon as the second quarter began, the Hawks smoothly but persistently took control of the match, winning the 35:21 segment and scoring a comfortable 56:46 by the big break.
Kristaps Porzingis was like a conductor with a good ear: 29 points with range and accuracy, the ability to attack from wherever the ring is visible. Vit Krejci came off the bench and turned on a video game mode, making seven three-pointers for 21 points. Jaylen Johnson was close to a triple-double: 18 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists. The team has a balance of 10-11 and the second place in the Southeast Division.
Interesting facts for betting
Atlanta averages 119.8 points per game.

Current form
On November 22, Charlotte hosted the Los Angeles Clippers at home and, despite a brisk start, gradually melted away under the weight of the California attack - 116:131. The Hornets guys caught on in the first minutes, even tried to set the pace, but during the meeting it became clear that there was not enough experience and depth yet. Lamelo Ball gave a spark, but grabbed too many fouls and went to the bench ahead of time.
Ryan Kalkbrenner was badly injured, and Brandon Miller, who scored 21 points, pulled as hard as he could, but failed to turn the situation around. With the current 6-14, Charlotte is fourth in the Southeast Division.
Interesting facts for betting
Charlotte is averaging 114.4 points per game.
Trends
Atlanta's Total Foulrateis over 21.5
The Hawks commit an average of 20.3 violations per game.
1.88Tip and bets
If you look at their personal meetings, the season turned out to be lively: both teams are attacking boldly, but there is still a slight tilt in favor of Atlanta. However, personnel issues add pepper: the situation is not easy for the owners. Trey Young will be out at least until the end of the month, Porzingis is being treated, and the participation of Jaylen Johnson and Nikale Alexander-Walker is questionable. But Charlotte doesn't come in full force either: there is no Brandon Miller, and a couple more players can be removed from the game. Yes, injuries thicken the fog, but Atlanta has a deeper depth, and the home court in such stories is not an empty phrase.
Our prediction is that Atlanta will win with a handicap of (-5.5) points in 1.73






























