Hawks vs. Bulls Best Moneyline 4/17/24
Hawks vs. Bulls Best Moneyline 4/17/24
Atlanta Hawks vs. Chicago Bulls Game Pick
The Atlanta Hawks take on the Chicago Bulls at United Center on Wednesday, April 17th, at 9:30 PM EDT
Atlanta Hawks vs. Chicago Bulls Odds
Moneyline: Hawks +130 (PointsBet), Bulls -148 (BetRivers)
Point Spread: Hawks +3.5 (-110 PointsBet), Bulls -3.0 (-110 Caesars Casino)
Total: Over 220.5 (-108 DraftKings), Under 221.0 (-110 PointsBet)
Betting Trends
Record: Atlanta Hawks: 36-46 Chicago Bulls: 39-43
ATS: Atlanta Hawks: 29-53 Chicago Bulls: 41-40
Over/Under: Atlanta Hawks: 46-36 Chicago Bulls: 44-37
Matchup Preview
The Atlanta Hawks will face off against the Chicago Bulls at the United Center on Wednesday, April 17th, at 9:30 PM EDT. In their previous matchups this season, the Hawks won on April 1st, while the Bulls emerged victorious on February 12th and December 26th. Dejounte Murray and Trae Young have been the key players for their respective teams, while DeMar DeRozan and Coby White have led the way for the Bulls. The Hawks will be without Jalen Johnson, Saddiq Bey, Onyeka Okongwu, and potentially Wesley Matthews and Seth Lundy due to injuries. The Bulls may be missing Ayo Dosunmu, Andre Drummond, Zach LaVine, Patrick Williams, Julian Phillips, and Lonzo Ball. Considering the recent form and available players, the Hawks are favored to win this matchup. Moneyline pick: Hawks
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