Detroit Pistons - New York Knicks: betting tip (kef 1.85) and bets on the NBA match

Current form 

On February 6, Detroit hosted Washington and began the evening as if it were going to be a festive one. The Pistons surged forward, pulled away by 17 points in the third quarter, and looked like they were in charge. Cade Cunningham led the attack with an almost Bulgakov—like swing - 30 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists. However, as is often the case in basketball novels, the plot abruptly took a wrong turn.

The long—range artillery failed - only 9 accurate shots out of 33, and Jelen Duren's early knee injury hurt the defense. Detroit lost the advantage, allowing the Wizards reserves to regain the intrigue, and then take the match — 117-126. The series of five wins in six meetings ended, and instead of a confident step forward, the Pistons took a step aside. However, the team still ranks first in the Central Division with a 37-13 record.

Current form

On February 5, New York produced a performance worthy of the Broadway stage. At Madison Square Garden, the Knicks defeated Denver, 134:127, in a match that stretched into two overtimes. It was a game of nerves, characters, and endless twists.: 20 leadership shifts, not a single comfortable breakaway, tension that could be cut with a knife. In the first overtime, the Knicks were close to winning, but the Nuggets escaped with penalties. In the second, Jalen Brunson took the floor — a three-pointer with a foul, then another accurate shot from a distance, and the question of the winner was removed. 

In total, the hosts scored 26 points in overtime, demonstrating rare composure. Brunson finished the match with 42 points, 9 assists and 8 rebounds, Karl-Anthony Towns added 24 points and 12 rebounds. The victory was the eighth in a row, and the Knicks' balance in the Atlantic Division is now 33-18 and a solid lead.