Brooklyn Nets' Standings
Here is a look at how the Brooklyn Nets stack up in the NBA. The standings are divided by conference and division to see how the Nets match fare in particular match-ups.
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Bet On Brooklyn Nets' Games
The simplest way to get in on some Nets’ action is by playing the money line. You wager on the Nets or their opponent straight up. The prices for either team shows as either a minus to indicate the favourite or a plus to show the underdog. A number like -200 means a bet of $200 returns $100 while +170 means a return of $170 comes from a $100 bet. Minus shows how much you need to bet and plus shows how much you win on a standard $100.
Talking about playoffs: in their first 23 seasons since becoming an NBA franchise, the Nets’ futility was matched only by the Los Angeles Clippers. The franchise only had one playoff series win from ten playoffs and sandwiched between those playoff spurts were abysmal seasons. It wasn’t until the 2001-2002 season when the Nets broke through and made two consecutive NBA Finals appearances and six straight playoffs that they started to gain some prominence.
Brooklyn Billionaire Club: known as being mostly a mid-tier franchise in terms of value, the Nets blew up when Russian billionaire, Mikhail Prokhorov acquired the team in 2010. Since then, he funded a 700 million arena and moved the team to Brooklyn where they rebranded into their current form. As of 2016, the Nets are now valued as being the seventh-most valuable NBA franchise according to Forbes.
Spread the Nets: betting on the Nets to win straight up can be intimidating especially if they are rebuilding but the alternative is to bet them on the point spread. This system allows a set amount of points for the team to “cover”. A minus spread of -3.5, for instance, means the Nets have to win by over three points while a plus spread of +9.5 means the Nets have up to nine points to lose.
