Charlotte Hornets - Toronto Raptors: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

Command Analysis

Current form
The Hornets finally breathed a sigh of relief, scoring a much-needed 123:116 victory over the Chicago Bulls on the night of November 29 at the Spectrum Center. Seven defeats in a row weighed on the team, but the hosts played from the first minutes as if they decided to regain their basketball confidence all at once. The modest advantage in the quarters — 32-29 in the opening segment and 67-62 by the big break — did not look too significant, but it was in the fourth quarter that Charlotte showed character. After a short Bull run, they responded with a 12-4 series, which, in fact, closed the question of the winner.
The main engine of the game was rookie Brandon Miller, who scored 27 points. Miles Bridges routinely recorded a solid 22 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists. The balance is 5-14 and the fourth place in the Southeast Division.
Interesting facts for betting
Charlotte is averaging 112.2 points per game.

Current form
But the Raptors are going through the season as if on a planned trajectory, where every point is a victory. On November 27, the Canadians won another labor match, beating the Indiana Pacers 97-95 at the Scotiabank Arena. Starting at 21:25 after the first quarter, they gradually took the initiative, taking the lead 76:70 by the beginning of the fourth quarter.
But the match held tension until the last seconds: Indiana returned to the game more than once, and only Brandon Ingram's cold hand put an end to it — his accurate shot 0.6 seconds before the siren became decisive. Scotty Barnes added a solid double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds. The Raptors improved the balance to 14:5, first place in the Atlantic Division.
Interesting facts for betting
Toronto is averaging 119.3 points per game.
Trends
Charlotte's Total Foulrateis over 18.5
The Hornets commit an average of 17.4 violations per game.
1.87Tip and bets
Charlotte is approaching the meeting in high spirits after defeating Chicago, but there is still not enough stability in their performances. The team depends too much on the outbursts of LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller and Miles Bridges, and defensive lapses regularly make fans nervous. Toronto is in full swing. Based on the current form, depth of the squad and confidence, a Raptors victory looks like the most logical bet. At a distance, they look much more stable than the changeable Charlotte.
Our prediction is that Toronto will win with a handicap of (-4.5) points in 1.71
































