Tonight, the Atlanta Hawks (25-28 SU, 24-29 ATS) take on the Orlando Magic (26-28 SU, 25-29 ATS) in a battle between two teams looking to find consistency. The Magic are favored at -5.5, with a total set at 222. But is the line set right? Let’s take a sneak peek at the numbers from today’s Raymond Report and what bettors need to know.
✅ Atlanta has struggled straight-up (3-7 SU last 10) but is profitable against the spread (7-3 ATS last 10).
✅ Orlando, on the other hand, is also 3-7 SU in their last 10 games but has been ice-cold ATS (2-8 ATS last 10).
✅ Atlanta’s last three games have seen them averaging 121.67 PPG, while Orlando is putting up 110.67 PPG.
📉 Orlando enters this game in a “Bearish” cycle (2-5 in their last seven games), while Atlanta is in a “Neutral” cycle (3-4 last seven). This psychological indicator suggests the market may be overvaluing Orlando’s recent performances.
🔎 Home Favorites: The Magic are 15-3 SU as home favorites this season, but their ATS record as a favorite tells a different story.
🔎 Hawks on the Road: Atlanta is 14-15 ATS away from home, with a 16-13 record to the Over in those games.
The Raymond Report has the full breakdown, including:
🔹 Chances of Winning (C.O.W.), Chances of Covering (C.O.C.), and Market Spread Value (MSV)
🔹 Head-to-head matchups & performance vs. similar opponents
🔹 Situational trends that reveal hidden value
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