Indiana Pacers - Miami Heat: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

Current form

Indiana hosted the Los Angeles Clippers on March 27, and they gave such a start that the stands were probably already mentally celebrating the victory. 42 points in the first quarter. It's not just good — it's almost a jazz improvisation on the theme of attack. Lightness, speed, precision —everything was with them. The difference was up to 24 points, and it seemed that the Pacers had finally found their game. But, as is often the case with teams going through a difficult season, it turned out to be more difficult to keep up the pace than to set it. After a long break, the energy seemed to evaporate, and with it, the advantage. In the end, everything was decided by nuances. One shot, one defense, and the match goes to the opponent: 113:114. Aaron Nesmith with 26 points and Aubrey Toppin with 20 did everything they could, but it wasn't enough. The result is sad: last place in the East, 16 wins with 58 losses. 

Current form 

Miami's situation is different — every match is important here. In the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team was hit by a real attacking hurricane. It became clear already in the first quarter: the opponent is serious — 40:27. Then — more. The gap grew like a snowball, and by the middle of the meeting it reached alarming proportions. Yes, the Heat tried to turn on later, giving productive third and fourth quarters (41 points each), but the train had already left. Defeat 128:149 is painful, but not critical from the point of view of tournament wrestling. Jamie Huckes Jr. was the most productive with 20 points, but Miami lost that night primarily on defense. However, 39 wins and 35 losses leave a Hit in the play-in game.