Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Golden State Warriors Prediction, NBA Odds

Daniel Coyle | Updated Feb 06, 2023

The Golden State Warriors aim to crack the top six in the Western Conference standings with a fourth straight home victory when they host the Oklahoma City Thunder in Monday NBA action.

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February 06, 2023, 10:00 PM ET
Chase Center
Golden State
39-36
Pointspread +3 -112
Moneyline +128
Over / Under o +232

37%

Betting Action

63%

Pointspread -3 -107
Moneyline -153
Over / Under u +232

37%

Betting Action

63%

Lagging just a half-game back of both Dallas and Minnesota in the battle for sixth, the Warriors opened their brief two-game home stand with Saturday’s 119-113 win over the Mavericks, but failed to cover as lofty 10.5-point favourites in their sixth against the spread loss in seven home contests. The Thunder roll into the Bay Area on a high after scoring at least 145 points for the third time this season in Saturday’s 153-121 rout of Houston, but have failed to record consecutive wins during their current 3-4 run.

The Warriors have faded to 4-point favourites since opening at -4.5, but have still attracted 61% of the betting action. The total has also been ion the decline since opening at 238.5, tumbling to 234.5, with 59% of sports bettors backing the UNDER.

Thunder vs. Warriors NBA Betting Odds

Monday night’s matchup at Chase Center marks the second of four scheduled meetings between these teams this season, and their second date over the past week. The Warriors marched to a 128-120 victory when they visited OKC on January 30, extending their straight up win streak in head-to-head action to seven games. The Dubs have dominated during their current tear against the Thunder, claiming victory by an average margin of 21 points, and have also gone 7-1-1 against the spread overt their past nine tilts with Oklahoma City. Apart from last week’s high-scoring win by the Dubs, recent meetings between these teams have tended towards lower scoring, with the UNDER going 18-5 over their past 23 matchups.

Oklahoma City Thunder

The Thunder put the brakes on their first two-game losing streak of 2023 in impressive fashion on Saturday. With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the charge, the Thunder racked up a 19-point lead by the end of the first quarter and never looked back on the way to their highest scoring performance of the season. Gilgeous-Alexander continued his evolution into an NBA star with a 42-point performance. Overall, the 24-year-old has now topped 40 points on four occasions so far this season, and has averaged an impressive 34.1 points per game while leading the team in scoring in each of the past seven games. However, maintaining consistency on the road remains a concern for this squad, which has averaged just 106.7 points per game during a 1-2 run on the road. The Thunder are also without guard Luguentz Dort, who remains sidelined after missing the past four games with a hamstring injury.

Golden State Warriors

The Warriors extended their recent steady play on home hardwood with Saturday’s narrow victory over the Mavs. Leading by as many as 18 points late in the fourth quarter, the Warriors allowed Dallas to make it a game with a 13-1 rally that just fell short. But while GSW eked out the win, the team remains a shaky bet, going a middling 3-4-1 against the spread in their past eight home dates while favoured by 5 or fewer points. The Warriors’ woes are not helped by the sudden loss of leading scorer Stephen Curry, who reportedly faces a long layoff are suffer serious ligament damage in his knee during this weekend’s win over Dallas. Curry had been regaining his form after being sidelined by a shoulder injury earlier this season. However, the club has sorely missed Curry, going just 6-8 this season without the superstar point guard in the lineup.

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