LiontipsNew Orleans Pelicans - Minnesota Timberwolves (kef 1.71) and betting on the NBA match
Command Analysis
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The Pelicans played the Timberwolves on December 3 at the Smoothie King Center arena, seemed to be the masters of the situation, and as a result, overtime and a 142-149 defeat. It's like in life: everything went smoothly, and then one wrong step and you're at the bottom. New Orleans started that game sluggishly, but broke up in the second quarter, making a 15-0 spurt and going into the break with a solid 68:55 advantage. Did you think this was it, a fracture? No, we missed the end, we were allowed to equalize, but we broke down in extra time. Trey Murphy III was on top with 33 points, plus five other guys in the Pelicans went over 10 points. But the total balance is 3-19. It's not a form, it's a crisis. Last place in the Southwest Division.
Interesting facts for betting
The Pelicans are averaging 118.2 points per game.
Current form
And Minnesota? These guys are the epitome of perseverance. Same match on December 3: by the break in the red, they were still behind in the fourth quarter, but Anthony Edwards took the ball and broke through, putting everything into overtime. There are already no chances for the hosts: Edwards finishes with 44 points, Julius Randle adds eight in extra time, Rudy Gober tears up 26 points under the ring. 13-8 in the table, third place in the Northwest Division - the Timberwolves are not just holding on, they are biting at the heels of the leaders of the West. A team with character, where everyone knows their place in the car.
Interesting facts for betting
Minnesota is averaging 119.3 points per game.
Trends
New Orleans' Total Foulrateis over 22.5
The Pelicans commit an average of 21.6 violations per game.
1.87Tip and bets
The Minnesota victory in overtime on the Pelicans floor once again highlighted the Timberwolves' level. This is a team that is able not only to defend high positions in the West, but also to win the most intense matches, pulling out a character game. New Orleans once again lost its advantage and continues to be at the bottom of the table. Too many failures, insufficient depth and lack of stability are factors that make the team vulnerable in almost every match.
Our prediction is that Minnesota will win with a handicap of (-6.5) points in 1.71
