How To Bet On Charlotte Hornets

Here’s what this means for them in a nutshell: They are in the middle of an identify shift, much like the Indiana Pacers. They’re running smaller lineups and shooting more threes, and head coach Steve Clifford has managed to implement this systemic shift without compromising the team’s defense. Everything, for the most part, is working at this point. The Hornets are hot, especially at home, and they’re going to be a tough playoff out for anyone in the Eastern Conference.

The message? Don’t be initimidated by the prospect of investing in the Hornets. They have the potential to cover big, seemingly one-sided spreads, and unlike the teams they’ve fielded in years past, they’re well-equipped to satisfy any needs you have to bet on the over.

If you’re betting on the Hornets frequently, you should know enough about them, so this is more about giving yourself adequate time to size up the opponent and decide which bets you’re placing and which way you’ll be betting when you place them.

Start by simply plucking out games you deem sure things—contests you strongly believe the Hornets are going to win or lose. Next, prepare yourself for the forthcoming lines. Decide how much you think the Hornets will win or lose by, preferably setting a maximum and minimum. Once the offfical lines drop, you’ll find that your final decision is easy just because you thought about it sooner rather than later.

If you’re one of the souls compelled to throw money at the Hornets’ division, conference and/or championship odds, you’ll need these win and loss totals. It’s most important for those conference and championship odds. The Hornets must have a favorable postseason path lined up for you to even consider going that far with this team. Returning to the standings every once in a while gives you a rough idea of not only which team they’ll be facing in the first round, but which opponents they could square off against in all subsequent series.