Wildcats vs. 36ers Predictions

We have Wildcats vs. 36ers predictions for Round 22 of the NBL on Friday, February 20 at 9:30 PM at RAC Arena.

Most of the early money has come for the Wildcats to win at home, but punters get value odds for the visitors on Friday night.

Wildcats vs. 36ers Predictions

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Best Bet

36ers @ $2.21

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There is a theory that the 36ers will be more focused on their Ignite Cup game against the Breakers on Sunday, but with so much on the line for the minor premiership, they want to win this game.

A win could see them take out the minor premiership, and although it’s hard to see the Kings get beaten by the Bullets, stranger things have happened.

At this stage of the season, we can’t see the 36ers taking a game off, especially given their recent struggles. They lost consecutive games to the Phoenix and Hawks before beating United and the Breakers, so a win is needed for momentum purposes.

Punters get $2.21, which is an excellent price for the underdog.

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Same Game Multi

36ers H2H, Bryce Cotton 25+ Points, Zylan Cheatham 4+ Assists, Under 186.5 Points @ $9.50

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Cotton comes off a massive 42-point performance against the Breakers, and we expect him to have another big scoring night. He’s the likely MVP once again, and he could lead the 36ers to another important win.

Zylan Cheatham is valuable as an assist player. He had eight assists against the Breakers, so getting $1.72 for 4+ assists is an excellent line to include in NBL same game multi bets.

We’re backing under 186.5 points based on their previous meeting. They scored 179 points in December, and it’s typically a good defensive game when the Wildcats play at home.

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Best Value Bet

36ers 1-10 @ $3.50

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There is good value with backing the 36ers, and although we’re picking them to win, we can’t see them scoring by more than 10 points.

It should be a close game against the Wildcats, and we predict the 36ers winning by 5-6 points, so the $3.50 odds for a 1-10 win is a good price.

Snap up the value before late money comes for the underdogs.

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