Here are three sports betting offers available on the Mise-o-jeu site for the day of Tuesday, December 27 that are worth the detour.
Basketball: Oklahoma City Thunder c. Spurs of San Antonio
These two teams, currently excluded from the playoff portrait in the Western Conference, have both won only four of their last 10 games. Thanks to the good work of Canadians Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Luguentz Dort, the Thunder have still triumphed three times since last Saturday, only losing in overtime to the New Orleans Pelicans. Mark Daigneault's team is far more successful at home (9-8) than on the road (5-11) and should continue this momentum against the Spurs. The Texas team is the team that allows the most points per game in the NBA (120.2). The Thunder should happily visit the opposing basket.
Prediction: San Antonio (Spurs) 6.0 - 1.90
Hockey: Penguins de Pittsburgh c. Islanders de New York
Although the Penguins lost their last game, against the Carolina Hurricanes, confidence in the Pennsylvania clan must be at its height. Casually, he is 8-2 in his last 10 games. Somewhat in the shadows, Sidney Crosby is having an extraordinary season with 43 points, including 19 goals. The veterans of the "Pens" thus seem determined to make those who underestimated them look bad at the dawn of the campaign. For their part, the New York formation is having a roller coaster season and it is difficult to predict what face it will show. In recent weeks, the “Isles” have lost against the New York Rangers, the Colorado Avalanche and even the Arizona Coyotes. They upset the Vegas Golden Knights and beat the Florida Panthers, but the loss of defenseman Adam Pelech still affects them greatly.
Prediction: Pittsburgh Penguins win - 1.76
Hockey: Sweden v. Germany
The growth of hockey in Germany is noticeable at the Junior World Championship every year. From these annual classics emerged future stars like Leon Draisaitl, Mortiz Seider and Tim Stützle. The 2022 edition of the German team is, however, at least on paper, less filled with talent. She will have a major challenge to take up as a curtain raiser since Sweden seems ready to smash everything in the Maritimes. With an 11-0 victory against Austria on Monday, Magnus Havelid's men should not struggle to get rid of their rivals of the day. Forwards Isak Rosen, Noah Ostlund and Leo Carlsson, to name a few, have already demonstrated their great offensive skills. It does not end there, however, in the case of the Swedes. They benefit from a great depth, both in front of the net and on the blue line, which will allow them to aspire to great honors.
Prediction: Sweden Total goals over/under (excluding overtime) Over 5.5 - 2.75
