NBA Thursday accumulator betting – November 15 parlay tips

NBA Thursday has an absolute blockbuster for basketball punters to seek their teeth into. We take a look at the best odds for the day and throw them together in our multi.

Sports Betting Tips

by Staff Writer

6 years ago 0 2

DESPITE only having three games on the card for Thursday night, we’re due for a much bigger night of NBA action than you may think.

After finishing last season with the best record in the NBA after 82 home and away games, the Houston Rockets have started this year off looking slow and disinterested at times.

After losing some key rotational pieces over the summer, the Rockets’ experiment with Carmelo Anthony has failed miserably and the multiple All-star veteran has been moved on and will look for another home.

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After dipping to as low as 1-5 at one point, the Rockets are showing signs of life in recent games, getting to 6-7 after a couple of convincing wins over quality opponents.

So, are the Rockets back in the hunt for a top five spot in the Western Conference? Is reigning MVP James Harden really back in form?

A date with the Golden State Warriors will go a long way towards providing a sign.

After losing to their Western Conference nemesis in a thrilling playoffs series last year, the Rockets can get back to .500 with a win on Thursday and continue its rebuild.

They will be the centrepiece of our three-leg NBA parlay.

NBA Thursday, November 15 parlay tips:

Rockets to beat Warriors – -129.87 Nuggets -12 over Atlanta – -111.11 Spurs to beat Clippers – +198

Combined NBA accumulator odds – +902

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NBA Thursday accumulator analysis

While the Warriors are without Steph Curry and question marks are whirling around the chemistry between stars Kevin Durant and Draymond Green, Houston will be able to take advantage on its home court.

Look for Clint Capela to have a big game on both ends of the court and James Harden to continue his hot week from the field.

After some plucky performances of late, we think a young and improving Atlanta may drop their bundle and really get blown out by Denver away from home. The 12 point line could prove to be generous here.

To finish things off, we’re back the inconsistent Spurs to find a real rhythm against the Clippers, who are due an off night after a great week.