Wednesday NBA Odds, Betting Trends: Suns vs. Heat, Nuggets vs. Kings Among Most Popular Public Picks

Talk about a good day to be a hoops fan.

The conference tournaments are up and running at the collegiate level, and in the NBA we have a solid, 12-game slate to pick and choose from.

The betting public's wasted no time in getting down on a handful of notable matchups tonight, including the Suns vs. Heat headliner.

Let's dive into that one, plus the other four spreads attracting a ton of action Wednesday.

Wednesday's NBA Odds & Betting Trends

*Odds and public betting trends data as of Wednesday afternoon

5 Most Popular NBA Bets 

Nuggets (-6) vs. Kings

10 p.m. ET

The Nuggets have won nine of their last 10, and bettors are rooting for the good times to keep rolling.

We've tracked 80% of the wagers on Denver, far and away the most of any side Wednesday.

Raptors (-1) vs. Spurs

8:30 p.m. ET

The Raptors are one of only nine profitable teams in the NBA entering Wednesday, owning a respectable 34-29-1 clip against the spread (54%).

Toronto's getting a bulk of the support vs. San Antonio, with 74% of the tickets on the road team.

Bucks (-4.5) vs. Hawks

8 p.m. ET

Bettors like Milwaukee at a moderately short price of 4.5 Wednesday, with the Bucks pulling in 71% of the total tickets.

The Bucks' offense has been red-hot over a recent small sample, averaging 137 points the last two contests.

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Heat (-4) vs. Suns

7:30 p.m. ET

Bettors are laying the points in a non-conference matchup featuring the two current No. 1 seeds.

Miami's getting two of every three tickets at retail books. The 66% clip is the fourth-most in Wednesday's tracker.

The Heat have been the third-best bet in basketball this season, going 39-26-1 ATS (60%).

Celtics (-7) vs. Hornets

7 p.m. ET

How about another favorite to round out the top-five plays Wednesday? Boston's a hot commodity in the betting market, attracting 64% of the tickets.

The public's fading Charlotte on the second of a back-to-back, after the Hornets lost to Brooklyn on Tuesday night.