NBA: Your Los Angeles Lakers are expecting to keep away from a severe 0-6 start to the 2022-23 season. Tragically, they’ll get ready against the Denver Nuggets for the second time this week, who successfully outflanked them 110-99 on Wednesday in Denver.

Essentially Los Angeles will get some reinforcements. It just so happens, power forward/focus Anthony Davis intends to try it out, per Mike Trudell of Spectrum SportsNet.

So how might an overwhelmed L.A. fan still partake in the contest? By wagering excessively on it (where it’s legitimate to do as such).

All bets are per the Activity Organization, which compiles and collates bets from around the betting globe.

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The Lakers leads the Nuggets 51-49 in Q2 on NBA League Pass.

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Game Spread (Nuggets By – 3)

Denver is a superior, more profound group, and will be reasonably solid heading into the evening. The Lakers are scrappy and desperate for success.

They’re missing a small bunch of job players in Thomas Bryant, Juan Toscano-Anderson, and Dennis Schröder, yet the group’s highest-usage assets will be generally accessible. This essayist is feeling frisky. Take the Lakers to cover!

Nikola Jokic’s Scoring Over/Under (25.5 Points)

Because Davis is playing, L.A. as a matter of fact has a really stingy inside defense, and Jokic prefers passing to scoring, we should take the under!

The seven-footer piled up 31 points against Los Angeles on Wednesday, yet Davis was somewhat irritated by his back for a significant part of the second half in the NBA game.

Hopefully, that Promotion’s return means he’s somewhat more prepared for the defensive assignment.

Lonnie Walker IV’s Finished/Under In Made Three-Pointers (1.5 Triples)

The result of the Lakers’ starting swingman has been one of only a handful of exceptional brilliant spots in a somewhat disappointing season start NBA.

Walker, a lifelong 33.6% three-point shooter, is interfacing on just 14.8% of his 5.4 triples an evening.

He’s averaging 13.4 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 1.2 steals, and 0.8 blocks a night across 40.6 minutes. We should stay optimistic and pick the over.