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Thunder vs. Warriors Betting Odds, Free Picks, and Predictions - 10:10 PM ET (Thu, Nov 16, 2023)


The Oklahoma City Thunder go up against the Golden State Warriors in NBA Basketball action on Thursday, November 16, 2023. Tip-off is set for 10:10 PM ET.

Are you looking to bet on this game? You've found the right article! We at CapperTek have all the latest sports betting tools and information to help put you on the right side of the betting action for this match-up.


Thunder vs. Warriors Game Details and Betting Odds

Away Team: Oklahoma City Thunder (Favorite)
Home Team: Golden State Warriors (Underdog)
Date: Thursday, November 16, 2023
Time: 10:10 PM ET
League: National Basketball Association (NBA)

Oklahoma City Thunder Moneyline: -139
Golden State Warriors Moneyline: +125

Oklahoma City Thunder Spread: -2.5 (-109)
Golden State Warriors Spread: +2.5 (-103)

Game Total Points: 228 (Over -102 / Under -113)

Betting odds provided by BigBetBiz. Make certain to check out BigBetBiz.ag if you need a solid modern book to place your sports wagers. Odds and lines are the best available at the time of publishing and are subject to change.


A Closer Look Inside the Betting Numbers

We here at CapperTek provide in-depth betting trends for both the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Golden State Warriors, but let's take a closer look inside some of the betting numbers for this match-up right now.

First let's break down the away team and -139 betting favorites, the Oklahoma City Thunder.

In their last 10 games, the Thunder have a Straight Up record of 6 wins, 4 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 2 wins in a row. Also in their last 10 games, the Thunder have an Against-the-Spread record of 7 wins, 3 losses and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 2 wins in a row. The Game Total Points results for Thunder games have a record of 4 overs, 6 unders in their last 10 games with an active streak of 3 unders in a row.

OK now let's break down the home team and +125 betting underdogs, the Golden State Warriors.

In their last 10 games, the Warriors have a Straight Up record of 5 wins, 5 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 4 losses in a row. Also in their last 10 games, the Warriors have an Against-the-Spread record of 5 wins, 5 losses and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 1 win in a row. The Game Total Points results for Warriors games have a record of 5 overs, 5 unders in their last 10 games with an active streak of 1 under in a row.

If you you would like more detailed betting information for this match-up such as the trends or steaks broken down into Home vs. Away splits, or Favorite vs. Underdog splits, make sure to check out the Thunder vs. Warriors Trend Finder directly.


Who's Going to Win This Game? Our Prediction

We pride ourselves here at CapperTek on providing our users with the most advanced machine learning artificial intelligence to simulate game outcomes using algorithms we have custom designed over 10+ years of research and development.

According to our simulation of the Thunder vs. Warriors NBA game, we have the Oklahoma City Thunder beating the Golden State Warriors with a simulated final score of: Oklahoma City Thunder [126] - Golden State Warriors [125]

Sometimes our game simulations change, like if there's a major line movement, drastic shift in the odds, or if there's a key injury, etc. To make sure you have the latest and most accurate simulation, you can run the Thunder vs. Warriors Simulation directly. Also after the Thunder vs. Warriors game is finished, you can re-run the simulation and check out how the simulated final result did compared to the actual final result.


What Should I Bet On? Our Free Picks

Now let's get down to the real reason you're here, who or what should you bet on in the Thunder vs. Warriors NBA match-up? According to the simulated prediction and results for this match-up above, we here at CapperTek suggest you place the following bets:

Free Moneyline Pick: Thunder -139

Free Spread Pick: Warriors +2.5 (-103)

Free Total Pick: Over 228 (-102)


We hope our free picks and predictions help you out if you're wagering on the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Golden State Warriors NBA Basketball match-up. Our betting tips are based on detailed analytics and wagering intelligence to provide you the best possible plays. Our goal is to provide valuable sports betting information to gamblers and help put them on the right side of the action.

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Analysis: Draymond Green didn't hurt Rudy Gobert. He hurt the Warriors, again

Wed, Nov 15, 2023
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Analysis: Draymond Green didn't hurt Rudy Gobert. He hurt the Warriors, again

Golden State's Draymond Green is probably going to be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame one day, even with career averages of around 9 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists per game. He'll have, at minimum, four NBA championships and two Olympic gold medals when he's all done.

He'll also have baggage. So much baggage.

The latest addition to that pile came Wednesday when the NBA handed Green a five-game suspension, one that'll cost him about $770,000 in missed salary and won't help a Warriors team that is already without an injured Stephen Curry and not off to the hottest of starts at just 6-6.

Green earned every bit of that suspension after putting Rudy Gobert in a headlock during the Warriors-Minnesota game on Tuesday night. It was his second ejection in a span of five days and the 19th - including playoffs - of his career, which is nearly twice as many as any other two currently active players in the league combined.

Other news Lillard scores 37, Bucks overcome Antetokounmpo's absence to beat Raptors 128-112 Doncic, Hardaway pace Mavericks to comfortable 130-117 win over Wizards Warriors' Draymond Green suspended 5 games for grabbing Rudy Gobert; 3 players fined

"Not much to say," Gobert said after the game. "It was clown behavior."

Some say clown, some say Draymond being Draymond. Among Green's other famous incidents: He punched then-teammate Jordan Poole last season, plus earned suspensions for stomping on Domantas Sabonis' chest in last season's playoffs and another after a "retaliatory swipe of his hand to the groin" of LeBron James to go over the flagrant-foul-point limit in the 2016 NBA Finals, having to sit down with the Warriors up 3-1 in a series that they would give away.

Add up all his technicals and fines and the money he's lost for games missed by suspension and Green's behavior has cost him somewhere around $2 million. He's made probably close to 100 times that amount, so it's not exactly hurting the bottom line.

But it will hurt the Warriors, who'll have to play - again - without Green and amid more distractions that he's caused. It speaks volumes that the team still defends Green, even after most onlookers would have said he was clearly in the wrong for putting Gobert in the headlock as part of a mess that started with Golden State's Klay Thompson and Minnesota's Jaden McDaniels getting tangled up.

"The Draymond piece of it, if you watched the replay, Rudy had his hands on Klay's neck and that's why Draymond went after Rudy," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said after Tuesday's game. "I saw one replay right after it happened. Guys on the back of the bench were telling us that Rudy had Klay, and that's why Draymond went at Rudy. So that's all I know."

True, Gobert probably didn't need to get involved in the Thompson-McDaniels mess and if he did want to play peacemaker he could have grabbed his teammate to pull him out of the fray instead of putting his hands on an opponent. It certainly stands to reason that Green would have been irate over the visual of Gobert grabbing Thompson, though it's not a well-kept secret that Green and Gobert don't like each other very much.

First off, they've battled for defensive player of the year honors a few times and neither has been too happy when the other prevailed. Green also has openly mocked Gobert for breaking into tears when the then-Utah center missed out on being an All-Star in 2019.

And, after Minnesota beat the Warriors on Sunday, Green might have raised a few eyebrows with this assessment: "I don't necessarily view it as a tough matchup."

It got tough Tuesday night without an injured Curry and an ejected Thompson and Green. Minnesota won 104-101, finishing off a two-game sweep on the Warriors' home court. The Warriors are 1-4 at home, that lone win coming by a single point, and now are further short-handed.

This suspension won't change anyone's opinion of Green. His fans will stand by him, his critics will be further empowered to rip him. It also won't change the way he plays; he'll still be a lightning rod by choice, will probably post on Instagram - just as he did a few days ago - about how he doesn't care what most people think.

Maybe Green should, or at least realize the antics just aren't worth it anymore. It's up for debate if he was truly trying to hurt Gobert. There's no argument that he hurt the Warriors.

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Tim Reynolds is a national basketball writer for The Associated Press. Write to him at treynolds(at)ap.org

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