Nets vs. Kings: Betting odds, point spread on BetMGM for Feb. 23

Nick Friar
·2 min read

The Brooklyn Nets play the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday, and if you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck! We’ll give you the latest point spread, moneyline odds and over-under number, as well as the information you’ll need to make the smartest bet on BetMGM.

The game tips off at 7:30 p.m. and can be seen on YES.

Kevin Durant (hamstring) is still unavailable for Brooklyn. Jeff Green (shoulder contusion) and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (hip contusion) may join the star forward on the sideline Tuesday; both are questionable.

Iman Shumpert (hamstring) and Tyler Johnson (adductor) are probable to play.

Harrison Barnes is dealing with a foot injury and is questionable.

The lines, courtesy of BetMGM

  • Point spread: Nets -6.5

  • Money line: Nets -275/Kings +220

  • Over-under: 242.5

  • Player scoring props: James Harden 28.5 (-105 O/-120 U) — Kyrie Irving 29.5 (-110 O/-115 U) — Joe Harris 15.5 (-115 O/-110 U)

  • Miscellaneous player props: James Harden rebounds 7.5 (-125 O/-105 U) — James Harden assists 10.5 (-140 O/+110 U)

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Advice and prediction

For the first time in a bit, the spread is a good bet for Nets fans. Back at Barclays Center? Nets fans in attendance for the first time since March of last season? The Nets are red hot and playing a team they recently beat by double digits? No doubt Brooklyn covers here.

On Sunday, James Harden logged sub-10 assists for the first time since the beginning of the team’s six-game winning streak. It was only the third time he had single-digit assists in a game for the Nets in 18 chances. In those 15 games he had at least 10 assists, Harden hit BetMGM‘s over for Tuesday’s game 14 times; one of those 14 came against the Kings. As long as the line stays at 10.5, this is a safe bet.

Prediction: Nets 127, Kings 119

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