LiontipsGolden State Warriors - Minnesota Timberwolves: betting tip (kef 2.32) and bets on the NBA match
Command Analysis
Current form
On December 8, the Golden State Warriors reminded fans of that most recognizable basketball by defeating the Chicago Bulls 123:91. The guests' kickoff was so fast that by the big break, the intrigue was already fading. 38 points in the first quarter became the foundation on which the team confidently built the rest of the game.
Brandin Podranski gently and precisely controlled the attacks, ending the evening with 21 points, and the partners seemed to pick up the rhythm and held it until the final siren. The Warriors are currently third in the Pacific Division with a 13-12 record.
Interesting facts for betting
The Warriors are averaging 114.2 points per game.
Current form
The Minnesota Timberwolves held a meeting at home on December 9, where the team seemed to hold the threads of the game, but still lost to the Phoenix Suns 105:108. Five wins in a row created confidence, and Anthony Edwards staged a real solo concert, collecting 40 points and leading his partners through a tight end. However, Jayden Mcdeniels' decisive long-range shot missed its target, and the series was interrupted. Nevertheless, the Wolves still look solid and are third in the Northwest Division with a 15-9 record.
Interesting facts for betting
Minnesota is averaging 118.3 points per game.
Trends
Golden State's Total Foulrateis over 21.5
The Warriors commit an average of 20.7 violations per game.
1.87Tip and bets
Golden State is approaching a duel with Minnesota after a bright success against Chicago and is generally moving towards stability. But the team is still heavily dependent on the shot and enters the court with losses in the front line — without Draymond Green and, probably, Trace Jackson-Davis. Even in the loss to Phoenix, Minnesota showed the high competitiveness and form of Edwards, who is now pulling the team at the level of the stars of the West. Add in the more reliable defense of the Wolves and the home court factor, and it becomes clear that the balance is shifting in their direction. Dense, viscous basketball is expected, where organized defense can be a crucial element.
Our prediction is that Minnesota will win in 2.32
