NBA Handicappers Stack Up Bands with Spreads

After a tumultuous week 15, our NBA handicappers took a bit of a step back. They didn’t bet nearly the volume they did in the previous week, but they still managed to walk away with $2.7k in profit. 

Check out how our handicappers managed to make so much, and see where they’re betting next week. 

Scott’s Picks Rocks the Spread

Last week, Scott’s Picks topped the leaderboard with a 15-7 record and over $700 in profit. The picks platform placed all spread wagers at -110 to -115. While not an exciting betting strategy, it paid off!

Scott’s Picks is a Starter Handicapper, which means the picks are available at our cheapest tier of membership. If you’re looking to start betting on the NBA but don’t want to invest much money, check out the Starter package. You get access to some great handicappers and can easily make your money back with their winning picks. 

The Best NBA Handicappers Last Week

Last week we saw a few new faces grace the top 5 leaderboard, including Ross Walker and Evan Lewis. 

Overall, the top handicappers went 42-13 for a combined win rate of 76.36%. Together they managed to win $2,764. That’s no small feat, either. In the previous week, the top five handicappers only won $2,549, but they had to place over 100 wagers to get there. 

Jacob Hoffman Could Have Been 5th

Jacob Hoffman came in right below the cutoff last week, placing 6th with his 5-1 record and $390 in profit. 

Had he hit his spread for the Suns and Thunder game, he would have came in 5th place, beating out Brandon Lee. It was a tough loss too, the +12 spread not enough for the Suns to come out on top. 

Where We’re Betting This Week

Tonight, we’ll be watching the Pacers play the Wizards. A few of our handicappers already have bets in, including a +10 spread on the Wizards at -110. 

Thursday we’ll watch the Heat play the Mavericks. Who knows if the loss of Luka will demoralize the Mavs. Both teams have similar stat lines this season so far, so the game could swing either way. 

This weekend won’t have any NBA games, but the Castrol NBA Rising Stars event is on Friday, and the NBA All-Star game will be on Sunday. 

Be sure to check ScoresandStats.com for picks on upcoming NBA games this week.