Minnesota Timberwolves - Golden State Warriors (kef 2.95) and betting on the NBA match

Command Analysis

Current form
On January 23, Minnesota lost to the Chicago Bulls with a score of 115:120 on the Target Center floor. The hosts started the match cheerfully, won the first quarter 32:26 and maintained a minimum advantage of 61:60 by the big break. However, after a pause, the game began to slip away. Before the fourth quarter, Minnesota was already losing 90:93, and an attempt to return to the match with a 13:0 jerk did not bring the desired effect. The key factor was 27 fouls, which sent the opponent to the penalty line 33 times. As a result, the team has a balance of 27-18, is third in the Northwest Division and suffered its fourth defeat in a row.

Current form
Golden State lost to the Mavericks on January 23 in Dallas with a score of 115:123. The Warriors confidently held the opening stretch, led 27:24 after the first quarter and went to the break with a score of 55:50. In the third quarter, the visitors scored 39 points, but the final segment was decisive, where Dallas gave a 39:26 spurt and turned the tide of the meeting. The Warriors' leader was Stephen Curry, who scored a series of long-range hits, including a 33-foot shot that became his 10,000 three-pointers in his career. The team now has a balance of 25-21, second place in the division and the second loss in a row without Jimmy Butler.
Trends
Minnesota's Total Foulrateis over 21.5
The Timberwolves commit an average of 20.3 violations per game.
1.77Tip and bets
Given that Minnesota recently lost to the Chicago Bulls and is in a four-game losing streak, and Golden State lost to the Dallas Mavericks after crumbling in the fourth quarter, both teams are not approaching the match in perfect condition. However, Golden State looks more reliable with a stable Curry game, even despite the personnel losses. Minnesota has problems in the endings, which is especially important when playing a tight game.
Our prediction is a 2.95 Golden State win.

























