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Free NBA Betting Markets Report: Wall Street Edition – February 9th, 2024

Market Overview:


The NBA betting markets have entered a bullish phase, mirroring a Wall Street rally, with significant movements observed in the SU, OU, and ATS markets. Here's the breakdown in a format that highlights the key numbers:

Straight Up (SU) Market:

  • Short Term (7D):
  • Bullish Trend: Favorites win 78.6%.
  • Long Term (1M):
  • Bullish Trend: Favorites win 74.9%.
  • Year-to-Date (YTD):
  • Bullish Trend: Favorites win 70.9%.

Over/Under (OU) Market:

  • Short Term (7D):
  • Bullish on OVER: 61.7% games went over.
  • Long Term (1M):
  • Neutral Trend: OVER wins 47.9% vs. UNDER wins 52.1%.
  • Year-to-Date (YTD):
  • Neutral Trend: OVER wins 52.7%.

Against The Spread (ATS) Market:

  • Short Term (7D):
  • Bullish for Favorites: Covered spread 57.9%.
  • Long Term (1M):
  • Neutral Trend: Favorites cover 52.7%.
  • Year-to-Date (YTD):
  • Neutral Trend: Favorites cover 52.6%.

Key Takeaways:

  • Favorites Reign: The bullish sentiment for favorites in the SU market is unmistakable, with strong performances both in the short and long term.
  • Scoring Predictions: Bettors are leaning towards higher-scoring games in the short term, but the long-term view adopts a more balanced approach.
  • Spread Betting Caution: While short-term trends favor the favorites in ATS, the long-term outlook remains cautious and balanced.

Market Sentiment:

  • The current bullish trend in the SU market reflects high confidence among bettors in favor of the favorites.
  • The OU market's short-term bullishness on OVER bets indicates expectations for offensive showcases, while the long-term neutrality suggests a more unpredictable scoring environment.
  • ATS market dynamics highlight a short-term preference for favorites but advise a more balanced approach for long-term strategies.

Stay tuned for more insights and numbers that matter to your betting strategy. Happy betting!


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