Indiana Pacers - Phoenix Suns: betting tip (kef 1.75) and bets on the NBA match

Current form 

The Pacers lost to Sacramento in the last game — 109:114. Moreover, the match was very encouraging for the Pacers. Before the big break, the team looked confident: quick attacks, good execution and competent ball movement allowed us to create a solid foundation. By halftime, the numbers 59:42 were on the scoreboard — it seemed that the game was completely under control. But basketball in the NBA rarely forgives a loss of concentration. In the second half, the Kings increased their aggression, began to defend themselves more actively and gradually narrowed the gap. The fourth quarter was especially painful for the Pacers. The accuracy of the throws dropped sharply, the attacks became erratic, and the opponent took advantage of this.

After the break, the Pacers lost 50-72 and lost a match that seemed almost won. Aaron Nesmith became Indiana's best player with 29 points, and he scored 24 of them before the big break. He was supported by Obi Toppin with 17 points and five rebounds, as well as Cam Jones, who scored 14 points and nine assists. Nevertheless, personnel problems and a short rotation again played against the team. In the Eastern Conference standings, the Indiana Pacers continue to remain in last place with 15 wins and 50 losses.

Current form

The Suns approach the game in a much more positive mood. In the previous match, the team confidently dealt with Milwaukee — 129:114. The first half of the meeting turned out to be quite equal: the teams exchanged effective attacks, and by the big break the Bucks were ahead — 65:62. However, after a pause, Phoenix switched on a different speed. The third quarter was a turning point: the visitors scored 38 points and gradually began to pull away. In the final segment, the Suns finally consolidated the advantage, winning it 29:17 and preventing the opponent from organizing a Phoenix comeback, they showed excellent execution — 54 percent of the shots from the game and almost half of the accurate three-pointers.

The team acted confidently both on the perimeter and in the three-second zone, and the depth of the squad allowed them to maintain a high tempo until the siren. Devin Booker was the most productive player of the match with 27 points. Jalen Green, who scored 25 points, and Royce O'Neal, who added 21 more, provided serious help to him. The Phoenix Suns occupy the seventh position in the Western Conference standings with a balance of 38 wins and 27 losses.