How To - NBA
To properly bet on NBA games, you need to understand the nature of the game.
- Each game consists of 4 quarters.
- The NBA tournament hosts a multitude of games each season, with each time playin one time at home and then away.
- It is important to make a note of these simple points when researching data on each team: which team is performing better at home or away; what is the average scoring points at home or away; what is the performance by quarter (some teams may perform better at beginning of the games, while othe reams may perform better towards the end)
- Check the news to see if there are injuries for each team that would affect their game performance.
- In any injuries occur, check the player profile data and perfomance along with the substitution's data performance. Extract one data from the other to understand the handicap a team will suffer.
Given that you did your homework right, you can now make a pick in terms of who will win a game or even a quarter. These picks can be used at online sports betting operators to place a waget and win (that of course if your pick is succesfull).
NBA News
Below we have gathered a list of news from the NBA tournament that you can read and research. News are updated continously from different sources:
NBA In-Season Tournament delivers as Pacers upset Celtics in quarterfinals
The Pacers will now head to Las Vegas where they will face the winner of Tuesday night's semifinals matchup between the Knicks and Bucks.
Sixers' Kelly Oubre Jr. scoffs at questions about legitimacy of his injury, calls hit-and-run 'serious'
Kelly Oubre said he's "ready to hoop" and rejoin the 76ers as they chase a top spot in the Eastern Conference.
Gloria Allred representing family involved with Josh Giddey case
Attorney Gloria Allred confirmed that she's representing the family involved in the ongoing Josh Giddey investigation.
2023-24 NBA Power Rankings: Small market teams continue their reign
The conspiracy theorists who claim the NBA tilts the scales against small-market teams are awfully quiet these days. One look at the FOX Sports NBA Power Rankings explains why.
A lot of money at stake in the NBA In-Season Tournament, especially for two-way players
As eight teams vie to become the first winner of the NBA's In-Season Tournament this week, several two-way players seek a big paycheck.
Kevin Durant becomes No. 10 scorer in NBA history, passing Moses Malone
Kevin Durant moved into 10th place on the NBA’s career scoring list Friday, passing Moses Malone in Phoenix's loss to Denver.