Brooklyn Nets at Golden State Warriors Betting Analysis and Predictions

The Nets and Warriors battle on Saturday in San Francisco.

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Brooklyn Nets at Golden State Warriors Betting Analysis and Predictions

The Best Bets for Saturday, January 29

The Brooklyn Nets (29-19) head to San Francisco to take on the Golden State Warriors (36-13) in a Saturday night NBA matchup.

Brooklyn enters Saturday’s action mired in the midst of a three-game losing streak, two of which came on their home court. They will look to jump back in the win column with Kyrie Irving back in action after losing back-to-back games against the Lakers and Nuggets in Brooklyn.

Meanwhile, Golden State is trending in a completely opposite direction. The Warriors have won four games in a row, including a recent 124-115 victory over the Timberwolves in their last time out. They will look to make it five wins in a row on Saturday.

Tip-off is scheduled for 5:30 P.M. PST at Chase Center in San Francisco, CA, on Saturday, January 29th.

NBA – Brooklyn Nets at Golden State Warriors Betting Trends

Brooklyn Nets:

Brooklyn owns a league-worst 18-29-1 ATS record this season.
The Nets are 9-8-1 ATS after a loss.
They are 13-10 ATS on the road.
Brooklyn is 5-5 ATS as an underdog.
The Nets are 4-3 ATS as a road underdog.
They are 6-13 ATS in non-conference matchups.
Brooklyn has an over/under record of 23-25.

Golden State Warriors:

Golden State is 27-19-3 ATS this year.
The Warriors are 17-15-3 ATS following a victory.
They are 17-8-2 ATS at their home arena.
Golden State is 24-13–3 ATS as a favorite.
The Warriors are 17-8-2 ATS as a home favorite.
They are 13-7-1 ATS in non-conference affairs.
Golden State has an over/under record of 18-29-2.

Betting Odds

The Warriors are the favorites at home entering this matchup against Brooklyn. Their league-leading 23-4 record at Chase Center is just about enough to make them favorites at home every time, regardless of the matchup.

The Warriors covered a six-point spread in their last home contest against the Timberwolves on Thursday, winning by a final score of 124-115.

The Splash Brothers played well in the victory as Steph Curry, and Klay Thompson combined for 11 three-pointers in the game. The most encouraging statistic between both players was their efficiency, as they went 11-19 (57.8 percent) from beyond the arc.

But Thompson and Curry might have found a couple of other Splash Bros in this game, as Andrew Wiggins nailed five shots from deep and Jordan Poole added three more as well.

Overall, the Warriors went 21-36 (58.3 percent) from three-point land. Additionally, they shot 53.7 percent from the field in what truly was a highly-efficient game from a scoring perspective.

However, they did turn the ball over 18 times. While their 31 assists help make up for their sloppy play in that regard, 18 is simply too much. But their long-range shooting bailed them out against Minnesota.

Golden State will look to reel in the turnovers and keep shooting at an elite rate against Brooklyn to cap off their current homestand.

The Nets are looking to get back on track. They are a better team away from home right now because of the fact that Kyrie can’t play in Brooklyn, and Kevin Durant is injured. As good as James Harden is, he can’t carry the team all by himself.

But even Harden was unavailable in the Nets last game against Denver due to a hamstring ailment. But he is expected to return to the rotation on Saturday against the Warriors.

One player who impressed in the loss against the Nuggets was Cameron Thomas. With Brooklyn lacking scoring threats due to their big three all sitting out, Thomas stepped up in a bench role and scored 25 on 8-14 shooting from the field and 4-6 shooting from deep.

The Nets would absolutely love a similar effort on Saturday.

Brooklyn will look to upset the odds in this affair as Irving and Harden prepare to return to the lineup.

Best Betting Odds to Bet Online

BetUS: Golden State -6.5
MyBookie: Golden State -6
BetNow: Golden State -6.5
Bovada: Golden State –7
Betonline: Golden State -6.5

As expected, the Warriors are the general favorites across the board. Bovada displays the most confidence in Golden State with a clean seven-point spread. MyBookie keeps the door open a bit more for Brooklyn with the six-point spread, with the other three sportsbooks all landing right at 6.5.

Brooklyn will have a chance for an upset with two of their three stars re-joining the team on Saturday. But defeating the Warriors on their home floor would be difficult even if Kevin Durant was active.

How To Bet On: Brooklyn Nets at Golden State Warriors Betting lines

The Warriors’ three-point shooting prowess and split-action offense should allow them to score at least 110 points, and probably more if we are being honest. This game will be decided by how well Brooklyn is able to score the basketball.

I like the Warriors to emerge victorious in this matchup, although the spread may be a bit high. I would lead towards the six-point spread, according to MyBookie.