Iggy Gilbert is a writer for FantasyAlarm.com, specializing in NBA best bets and player props. With a focus on providing analysis and predictions for basketball games, Iggy's articles offer insights into player performances and potential outcomes of NBA matchups.
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By: Iggy Gilbert
Despite an epic second half comeback by the Denver Nuggets yesterday, Michael Porter only scored four second half points. This fell well short of the 18 points needed for the NBA best bets parlay to be successful.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Fantasy Alarm NBA best bets were so close to a great day yesterday, at minimum Meatloaf, but as close as the predictions were, close isn’t good enough.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Nikola Jokic came through for the Bet of the Night, saving Fantasy Alarm NBA best bets from a bad betting day. It took him until the final minutes of his playing time, but he earned his tenth point to ensure a triple-double and cash on the +240 prediction. The Nuggets dominated the game, starting with Jamal Murray ’s 19-point first quarter. The money line was never in doubt once the game began.
By: Iggy Gilbert
The King of the Court wager was voided, and due to that our NBA best bets were left with a parlay and a plus odds player prop on The Well. Nikola Vucevic delivered on our prediction to have more than 10.5 rebounds, and the New York Knicks won (cashing our WagerAlarm pick).
By: Iggy Gilbert
The Bet of the Night was successful for the second NBA best bets in a row! Cade Cunningham did exactly as expected and left his assists hanging on the hook. However, the Cleveland Cavaliers were embarrassed by the Oklahoma City Thunder. They were out of the game as soon as it began.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander pulled a Joel Embiid and sat out in the second of back-to-back games. Fantasy Alarm discussed tired legs yesterday, but we didn’t know he was that tired…. This is some people’s MVP. No harm done, and the other two bets were just as accurate in their prediction too.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Tyrese Haliburton covered his assist line, but failed short by one point and one assist of the double double. Rudy Gobert also went over his rebounding line, breaking the prediction of an under. Tough break for Fantasy Alarm, but the parlay was successful as both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Indiana Pacers won their matches.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Only one of three bets came through in yesterday’s NBA best bets, and naturally it was The Well. Nikola Vucevic provided once again in what was an off day of betting on NBA picks. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope could not get off the hook although he played 35 minutes. One steal away from a Meatloaf day.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Jayson Tatum did not get off the hook as the sportsbooks are dialed in with their simulations. He earned nine rebounds in a blowout match against the Golden State Warriors. Nikola Vucevic fell victim to The Law of Averages, and only recorded 8 rebounds. He had only one rebound after the first quarter, and The Well was doomed to come up short.
By: Iggy Gilbert
Christian Braun accomplished the two step ladder with ease, and actually scored 20 points… we should have made it three steps. Michael Porter recorded 5 rebounds at halftime, but only managed one more in the third quarter. He was on pace to bring in more of a profit, but sat the entire fourth quarter. Scottie Barnes went well over his 5.5 assists, and we should have known better than doubting our guy.
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