Charlotte Hornets vs Atlanta Hawks: prediction for match of the NBA
Prior to this match, teams had met 43 times. Atlanta was able to win 23 victories, when Charlotte recorded exactly 20 victories at their own expense. When making a prediction for the game between Charlotte Hornets and Atlanta Hawks, you should pay attention to the fact that the last meeting, which took place in mid-January, ended with a score of 122-118 in favor of the Hornets.
Charlotte Hornets
Two days ago Charlotte lost their seventh game in a row. This time, Sam Clifford’s wards lost at home to Denver (105:119). PJ Washington and Gordon Hayward played well for the Hornets. The first scored 22 points and the second scored 21 points. Despite this, it was not possible to achieve success. The “hornets” have been looking really bad lately. They haven’t won since the end of January when they beat Miami at home. The team is approaching the confrontation with Atlanta not in the best psychological state.
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta is not always able to demonstrate a stable game. As a rule, Nate McMillan’s wards alternate victories with defeats. Because of this, they are currently in eighth place in the Eastern Conference standings. Despite all this, sometimes the “hawks” show a good game. For example, in recent matches Atlanta defeated Phoenix (116:107) and San Antonio (125:106).
Prediction
Both teams have been in a fever lately. Charlotte scored only 105 points in the previous match. In away matches with Denver and New Orleans, McMillan's wards also did not score more than 108 points. Most likely, the meeting with the Hornets will turn out to be grassroots. Our prediction is for the total under 240.5 points for odds of 1.85 in 1xBet bookmaker. Sooner or later, the Hornets' losing streak must end. Why not do it at home? At the very least, the "hornets" should impose a fight on the "hawks". The second prediction is for Charlotte with a handicap (+8.5) points for 1.64. Place a bet on the line of 1xBet with odds of 1.85. Promo code for registration - ODDS2WIN.
