A couple NBA lines are way off from our numbers Wednesday.
Our PRO Projections detected significant discrepancies on two point spreads today. This early in the season, edges can be much bigger, allowing us to uncover best bets with A+ grades.
Our analysts highlight two matchups with notably skewed spreads, with odds suggesting the wrong team might be favored in one of those matchups.
Let’s dive into today’s NBA picks from Action PRO models.
NBA Picks, Predictions for 10/30
Nets vs. Grizzlies NBA Picks Today
Ja Morant and the uptempo Grizzlies are laying 12.5 points at home against a Nets team expected to finish in the basement of the league this season.
Yet, projections suggest Wednesday’s line is inflated.
Our NBA experts made tonight’s Nets vs. Grizzlies line more like Memphis -7.5. The five-point difference between our numbers and the market’s creates the second-largest edge among today’s NBA picks, and an obvious A+ grade.
Brooklyn might not have any star power, but has already covered three of four, suggesting the Nets are a bit undervalued by the betting markets.
PRO Projections Prediction: Nets Against the Spread
Pelicans vs. Warriors NBA Picks Today
Next, let’s shift our focus to the clash between the New Orleans Pelicans and the Golden State Warriors. According to the current odds, the Warriors are favored by -2.5 points. However, our NBA predictions turn this assumption on its head, projecting that the Pelicans should actually be favored at -3.3.
This represents the largest spread edge identified, positioning this as one of the top NBA picks today. By leveraging these insights, bettors have a unique opportunity to exploit the market’s oversight with another A+ grade pick.
PRO Projections Prediction: Pelicans Against the Spread
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