Indiana Pacers receives Houston Rockets inatt – I play Houston -1.5 to fine 1.74 times the money. A unit is invested.
Ten wins on 13 played matches for Houston this season, a facit that bets for a first place in the Western Conference table along with Golden State Warriors. The form of the day is terribly fine with five straight wins in the luggage, above all, one has proved a magic offensive and a cyclical point shooter. 111, 117, 137, 119 and 119 points have been added to the last five matches and it is a clear indication. On the move, six wins have been won by seven possible, among which we will find a league victory against the ruling champions Golden State.
James Harden has been a direct contributing factor to Houston’s great season introduction – 38, 35, 56, 29 and 31 points in the last five games say the most. Spotted 56 points against a defensive strong Utah Jazz, with a 76% -shooting (!). Totally crazy. Counts 30.5 points / match and 9.8 assist / match. Harden is in a magical form at the moment, and probably the MVP award feels closer than ever. Eric Gordon has also impressed this season, taking great steps in his development.

Indiana Pacers is writing a bit after the playoffs. Seven losses have been collected on 13 games played, and one might argue that the team’s season start was quite similar to the expectations of the team ahead of the season. Compared with previous seasons, Indiana is clearly weakened, not least considering the absence of Paul George and Jeff Teague. Lastly, a victory was won against a record bulls, before that, five straight losses were lost. In spite of home team benefits, I do not really see how to stand up for a Houston, like the train at the moment.
A rugged Houston star, who also won six out of seven away matches this season, should have the right victory chances against a clearly weakened Pacers. Harden in big form and a well-functioning offensive. That said, do not see how the home team will resist, nor do it look how the team team can measure offensive with Houston.