Friday NBA Odds, Predictions, Betting Trends: 76ers vs. Clippers, Warriors vs. Hawks Among Most Popular Public Picks (March 25)

Seven games line the NBA board to tip off the weekend.

Some of the notable matchups include those of the non-conference variety. The Jazz and Hornets meet in the early window, while the the Warriors and Hawks also clash for a good one in Atlanta.

The 76ers and Clippers, meanwhile, round out the evening in the night cap.

A couple of these games also happen to be among the five most-popular bets Friday.

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Friday's NBA Odds & Betting Trends

*Odds and public betting trends data as of Friday afternoon

5 Most Popular NBA Bets 

Pistons (-3.5) vs. Wizards

7 p.m. ET

We'll get into the non-conference matchups soon, but first, we have to highlight the Pistons.

Detroit's catching 77% of the bets against the Wizards, creating the most-lopsided ticket count of the night.

76ers (-5) vs. Clippers

10:30 p.m. ET

The Clippers are below .500 down the final stretch, and the public doesn't isn't rushing to bet them.

We've logged three of every four tickets on the 76ers, whose 75% ticket support marks the second-most of any spread Friday.

Warriors vs. Hawks Over 220.5

7:30 p.m. ET

Golden State broke a three-game under streak in a 114-108 win over Miami on Wednesday. Bettors think the Dubs — and their opponent — are in for more points.

Warriors vs. Hawks over 220.5 is attracting 81% of the tickets, far and away the most of any total on the seven-game board.

Timberwolves (-3) vs. Mavericks

8 p.m. ET

The public's expecting the Timberwolves to bounce back following consecutive losses.

Minnesota's pulling in 73% of the betting tickets against Dallas, marking the third-most popular spread bet.

Heat (-6.5) vs. Knicks

8 p.m. ET

Can the Heat rebound after losing their composure in Wednesday's loss to Golden State?

Miami's got the public's attention, with 64% of the tickets at the time of writing.