El Jefe
The Dallas Mavericks (35-24) will go up again against the Golden State Warriors (42-17) in Dallas on Thursday, March 3 at American Airlines Center. Dallas, the home team, have won seven out of the last ten games, whereas Golden, the visitors, have won just six out of the last ten games. The action might start at 7:30 PM CT, but you’re going to want to get your bets in now!
For context about Thursday’s event, how have the Mavericks and the Warriors performed versus each other in the past?
This season, the franchises have competed in two matchups and the Mavs have claimed victory once against Golden. In their most recent meeting on January 25, 2022, the score was 130-92 in favor of the Warriors. Dallas had a 43.14% field goal percentage and a 25% three pointer percentage, whereas Golden State had a 65.31% field goal percentage and a 39.53% 3-point percentage. The former totaled 4 rebounds and 17 assists; the latter had 4 rebounds and 31 assists. We’ll see what plays out when the Mavericks receive their challengers at American Airlines Center.
Betting Preview for the Dallas Mavericks vs. the Golden State Warriors on Thursday, March 3
Where:
American Airlines Center in Dallas
When:
Thursday, March 3, 2022
Betting on the Dallas Mavericks
Record:
35-24 |
Southwest Division Standing:
2
When the Dallas Mavericks outplayed the Golden State Warriors in Sunday’s game, it was due to the consummate efforts from Luka Doncic and Spencer Dinwiddie. Doncic was responsible for 34 points and 11 rebounds, whereas Spencer Dinwiddie had 24 points. The Mavs are currently in 5th place in the conference. Be sure to review our evaluation of the odds for Thursday’s game below and think about how the squad’s recent form could influence their meeting against Golden.
Absences and Injuries
The Mavericks have no injured players ruled out.
Betting on the Golden State Warriors
Record:
42-17 |
Pacific Division Standing:
2
The Golden State Warriors have won just six out of the last ten games and are presently in 2nd place in the conference. At any rate, in the face of Stephen Curry and Kevon Looney’s efforts, they lost to the Mavericks in Sunday’s game. Curry generated 27 points and 10 assists and Kevon Looney had eight points and 10 rebounds. Check out our analysis below to learn how this performance has framed their odds for the upcoming game versus Dallas on Thursday.
Absences and Injuries
The Warriors have zero injured players ruled out.
Odds Report: Moneyline, Over/Under and Spread Selections | Mavs vs. Warriors
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