Best Paris NBA for May 4 qualifying matches: Rockets VS Warriors, Cavs VS Pacers

Not so long ago, in an online sports book with a few sidelines …

It is the NBA in playoffs. Fred Vanvleet, striking behind the three -point line, won a decisive victory against the Golden State Warriors, giving new hope to aspirations in the Houston Rockets eliminatory series – and giving the NBA fans another match on which to bet.

Since you cannot ask a Jedi master how the games will play – or how to bet – consult our list of best bets for the NBA qualifiers on Sunday, May 4.

May the fourth be with you …

Golden State Warriors (+120) against Houston Rockets (-2.5), o / U 203.5

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For the Warriors to win, Steph Curry must explode and Jimmy Butler must run in a productive day. Golden State certainly cannot expect much of his support cast – these two must open the way and do it in style.

Although they can be able, the age of Golden State will sit on a young and fearless group who does not know that it should be impressed by the achievements of the Warriors in recent years.

He will be close, but in the end, the young people of Houston will win the day against the aging warriors of Golden State.

Steven Adams, more than 7.5 points (-120)

Adams had not done much on the dashboard throughout the series-until he put 17 in match 6. Steve Kerr did not have an answer for the Houston double-big range when Adams and Alperen Sangun were on the ground.

As a result, the Warriors had trouble in the fourth quarter and Adams dropped 17 points. Golden State will be better prepared today, but Adams can strike the most before half-time.

Indiana Pacers (+8) against Cleveland Cavaliers (-325), o / U 229.5

More than 229.5

The offensive firepower of the riders has many analysts who choose Cleveland to win match 1 and the series. After watching them dismantle Miami, it is easy to justify bets on the Cavs – either pure and simple, or to cover.

However, the Pacers won the 3-1 season series.

If this treat has attracted your attention, it should. Pacers can hang with the Cavs. With the two teams increasing the intensity, this should be a hell of a battle. Who will win – difficult to say. But with the way the two offenses are explosive, expect a lot of score.

Evan Mobley, more than 17.5 points (-125)

Donovan Mitchell has all the advantage you could ask for, but Mobley was the most coherent producer, with 17, 19 and 20 points in his last three games. Mitchell scored 22, 13 and 20.

Indiana probably focusing on the slowdown of Mitchell, Mobley should see some additional looks.

Myles Turner, more than 14.5 points (-120)

It is a bit surprising that this total is so low. Turner collected on average more than 15 points per game in the regular season and posted 19, 15, 8, 23 and 21 points against the Bucks around 1. He hit the most in two of the four regular season games against the Cavs.

Cleveland’s defense will probably be key to Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam, which could leave Turner in an ideal place to exceed 14.5.