The best NBA bets for May 4 playoff games: Rockets vs Warriors, Cavs etc. Pacers

A long time ago, only a few key strokes in an online sports book …

NBA after the season. Fred Vanvleet, who shot behind the three -point line, won a decisive victory against Golden State Warriors, gave a new hope to Houston Rockets' requests and gave NBA fans another game they would bet.

Since you can't ask a Jedi master how to play or how to bet, check out our best bets for NBA playoffs on Sunday (May 4th).

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Golden State Warriors (+120) and Houston Rockets (-2.5), O/U 203.5

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Steph Curry needs to explode for warriors to win, and Jimmy Butler should return on a productive day. Golden State certainly cannot expect much from the supporting staff – these two should pioneer and do it in style.

Although they are talented, the age of Golden State will receive a rear seat to a young, fearless group who does not know that Warriors should be afraid of the success of Warriors in recent years.

It will be close throughout, but in the end, Houston's youth will win the day against the aging fighters of Golden State.

Steven Adams, more than 7.5 points (-120)

The Adams hadn't done much in the scorebord during the series-6. When Steve Kerr, Adams and Alperen Sengun were on the ground until they ranked 17 in the game, Houston had no answer to the double series.

As a result, Warriors competed in the fourth quarter and Adams fell 17 points. Golden State will be prepared better today, but Adams can hit the circuit before.

Indiana Pacers (+8) and Cleveland Cavaliers (-325), O/U 229.5

Over 229.5

Cavaliers's aggressive firepower has many analysts who choose Cleveland to win the game 1 and the series. After watching them, after removing Miami, it is easy to justify betting on caves – clearly or covering it.

However, Pacers won 3-1 season.

If this tidbit attracts your attention, it must be. Pacers can be attached with caves. While both teams increase the intensity, this must have a people of a war. As for who to win – it's hard to say. However, we expect plenty of points with how much explosives both crimes are.

Evan Mobley, more than 17.5 points (-125)

Donovan Mitchell has all the upside side you may want, but MOBLEY became more consistent manufacturer17, 19 and 20 points in the last three games. Mitchell scored 22, 13 and 20 points.

Indiana probably focuses on slowing Mitchell, while Mobley should see several extra appearances.

Myles Turner, more than 14.5 points (-120)

It is a bit surprising that this sum is too low. Turner received an average of 15 points per game in the normal season and published 19, 15, 8, 23 and 21 points against Bucks on the 1st round. He shot against Cavs against two of the four normal season matches.

Cleveland's defense will probably key Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam, which can leave Turner at a great point to go over 14.5.