Chicago Bulls - Orlando Magic: betting tip (kef 1.70) and bets on the NBA match

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Chicago. On April 10, I went to Washington and played the match in my style of recent weeks — with bright flashes, but also with noticeable failures during the game. As a result, a confident victory over the Wizards was 119:108. The start turned out to be brisk: the Bulls immediately turned on the pace and took the first quarter 32:24. In the second, there were already fluctuations — 20:27, and the opponent returned to the game.

But the key was the third quarter, where Chicago seemed to shift gears: 35:23, a powerful breakthrough and a solid margin before the finals. In the fourth quarter, the guests allowed themselves to relax — 32:34, but the advantage created earlier was enough with a margin. The main character of the meeting was Tre Jones. He produced a match-leading performance: 31 points on 9 of 14 shooting and error-free 12 of 12 from the penalty spot, plus 6 rebounds and 3 assists. The Bulls are 12th in the East with a balance of 31 wins and 49 losses. The season is actually being played out, and the chances of a play-in have already disappeared.

Current form

The Magic hosted the Minnesota Timberwolves in Orlando on April 9 and produced a match that can safely be called an exemplary offensive - a 132-1120 victory. The hosts immediately set a high rhythm: the first quarter was 34:32, followed by a steady development of the advantage in the second quarter — 29:21, and already +10 by the big break. In the third quarter, the Magic added more power — 38:30, effectively removing all questions about the winner. The final segment remained for the guests — 37:31, but this was already an attempt to save the game, not turn it over. Paolo Bancero, as befitted a leader, controlled the pace and structure of the game: 20 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. 

Desmond Bain was confident next to him with 18 points and 6 assists, constantly stretching the opponent's defense. Franz Wagner added 17 points, and Goga Bitadze scored a powerful double-double with 14 points and 15 rebounds, completely dominating the boards. The Magic currently have 44 wins and 36 losses, 7th place in the East, and a streak of four consecutive home wins. A direct ticket to the playoffs is more than a realistic scenario.