Oklahoma City Thunder vs Miami Heat Odds, AI Picks, and AI Prediction
Planning on watching today’s Thunder and Heat game? Catch the action at Kaseya Center in Miami, FL, as the Heat hosts this showdown at 7:30 ET on BSSU.
The Thunder are the favored team in this non-conference contest against the Heat. The game’s over/under currently sits at 234.5 points. Keep reading for our Thunder vs Heat Odds and AI Picks.
Game Information
| Oklahoma City Thunder vs Miami Heat |
| Location of the game: Kaseya Center, Miami FL |
| Date & Time: Wednesday, January 10th 7:30 ET |
| How to watch: watchlivesports.co |
AI Betting Picks
| Odds | AI Betting Picks |
| O/U | Under 234.5 -112 |
| ML | Thunder -186 |
| ATS | Heat +4.5 |
Thunder vs Heat Odds
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Oklahoma City Thunder
Coming into today’s game, the Thunder are 24-11 overall, which has them in 2nd place in the Western Conference. In non-conference games, they are 10-3 compared to 14-8 against other Western Conference teams.
When playing on the road, the Thunder have an average scoring margin of +6.8 points per game. Their road record is 10-6 and they are 10-6 ATS on the road.
When looking at their overall ATS record, the OKC Thunder are 24-11 and have failed to cover in their last three games. As the favorite, they are 16-5 compared to 8-6 as the underdog.
So far, 21 of their games have gone over the over/under line. Their average over/under line for the season is 233.3 points per game. The over has hit in four straight games for the Thunder.
In their last game, the Thunder beat the Wizards by a score of 136-128. They were 10.5-point favorites and failed to cover the spread. The over/under line for the game was 245.5 points.
Heading into the game, the Thunder are 4th in the NBA in scoring at 122.2 points per game. They have been particularly effective on the road, averaging 119.5 points per game away from home.
Oklahoma City has been one of the most efficient shooting teams in the league, ranking 2nd in field goal percentage at 50%. They are also 2nd in true shooting percentage.
When it comes to three-point shooting, the Thunder lead the NBA stats in three-point percentage at 39%. However, they are just 18th in three-point attempts per game.
So far this season, the Thunder have been a top defensive team, ranking 2nd in field goal percentage allowed at 44.8%. They are also 2nd in two-point shooting percentage allowed at 51.1%. However, they have struggled to defend the three-point line, allowing opponents to shoot 36.5% from beyond the arc.
One area where Oklahoma City has excelled is in the blocked shots department, as they lead the league in that category at 6.5 per game. They are also 2nd in steals per game at 8.3.
Over their last five games, the Thunder have done a good job defending the field goal, ranking 8th in that category. However, they have struggled to keep opponents off the free-throw line, allowing 25.6 made free-throws per game during that stretch.
Miami Heat
At 21-15, the Heat are in 5th place in the Eastern Conference and are leading the Southeast Division. In non-conference games, Miami is 6-5 compared to 15-10 in the East.
When playing at home, the Heat are 10-6 and have won three straight games at home. Their average scoring margin at home is +0.7 points per game.
Against the spread, Miami is 17-18 overall and 6-10 at home. They have covered the spread in three straight home games.
When playing on the road, the Heat are 11-9 and have an average scoring margin of +1.4 points per game. Their road ATS record is 11-8.
As the underdog, Miami has gone 8-8 straight up and 8-8 against the spread. Their average scoring margin as the underdog is -1.2 points per game.
At home, the Heat are averaging 116.9 points per game, which is 12th in the league. Overall, Miami is 23rd in scoring at 112.7 points per game. In terms of pace, the Heat are 28th in the NBA.
When it comes to three-point shooting, Miami is 3rd in the league at 38%. They are making an average of 12.8 threes per game, which is 14th. In terms of field goal percentage, the Heat are 19th at 46%.
So far this season, Miami has outscored the NBA scoring average in 41.7% of their games. In terms of assists, the Heat are 15th with an average of 26.2 per game.
At home this season, the Miami Heat are giving up 116.2 points per game, which is 21st in the NBA standings. However, opponents have made just 20.9 free throws per game against Miami, which is 4th fewest in the league. In terms of three-point shooting, opponents have made 13.3 threes per game vs. the Heat, which is 18th in the NBA. In their last five games, Miami has been better on the defensive end, allowing just 112 points per game.
On the season, opposing teams have scored less than their season average in 69.4% of games vs. Miami. When it comes to steals, the Heat are 15th in the NBA at 7.6 per game. However, they have struggled to protect the rim, ranking 30th in blocked shots. In terms of rebounding, Miami is 26th in the league at 41.5 boards per game.
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