Orlando Magic vs Denver Nuggets: prediction for the match of the NBA
Before this match teams managed to meet 33 times. Denver won 24 times and Orlando was stronger only 9 times. When making a prediction for the game between Orlando Magic and Denver Nuggets, you should pay attention that the last face-to-face meeting, which took place on January 16th and ended in favor of the Nuggets (119-116).
Orlando Magic
A series of home matches, “Orlando” began with a defeat. Two days ago, New York was the rival of the Magicians. Wards of Jamal Moseley put up serious resistance to the guests, but still that evening, luck was not on their side. “Magic” lost with a score of 98:102. The team from Florida has not yet lost the chances of reaching the playoffs. In the Eastern Conference standings, the Magic are in 13th place, but they are only four wins behind tenth position.
Denver Nuggets
Denver confidently won their last game. At the home arena, Mike Malone’s wards left no chance for Minnesota. 30 points from Michael Porter, as well as 24 points from Aaron Gordon, allowed them to break the resistance of the “wolves” (146:112). The Nuggets extended their lead over Memphis to five wins. It seems that in the near future, none of the rivals will be able to remove the Nuggets from the first line of the Western Conference.
Prediction
In away matches, Denver very often uses a defensive game model. For example, in 3 of the last 5 away matches, the "nuggets" did not allow the opponents to score even 100 points. Orlando doesn't have such a strong offensive line, so we doubt that the Magicians will show a scoring game. Our prediction is for the total under 236.5 points for odds of 1.84 in BC 1xBet. The leader of the Western Conference should not have any problems. The level of Denver players is significantly higher. We believe that "nuggets" will easily cope with "magicians". The second prediction is for Denver with a handicap (-4.5) points for 1.72. Place a bet on the line of 1xBet with odds of 1.84. Promo code for registration - ODDS2WIN.
