New Orleans Pelicans vs Brooklyn Nets Betting Trends

The upcoming NBA game on December 6, 2025, between the New Orleans Pelicans and Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY, is set to be an exciting matchup full of betting trends to watch. Brooklyn Nets, the home team, have a 3-point shooting percentage of 33.9% and average 109 points per game, while New Orleans Pelicans, the away team, boast a higher 3-point shooting percentage of 34.9% and score slightly more at 112.7 points per game. The Nets allow 120.05 points on defense compared to the Pelicans' 121.15, making this a close contest defensively.

Key players expected to start for Brooklyn include their sharpshooters and playmakers, despite some questionable injuries, they are likely to play and impact the game. New Orleans also fields a strong starting five, with a focus on offensive rebounds and steals, contributing to their slightly better defensive stats. The point spread favors Brooklyn by -2.5 points, with a total points line set at 227.5, suggesting a moderately high-scoring game. These betting stats and game insights highlight the strategic matchup between Brooklyn's balanced offense and New Orleans' aggressive scoring.

Recent form shows Brooklyn with mixed results, losing some close games but also securing wins against tough opponents. New Orleans has struggled overall this season but maintains a competitive edge against the spread with a 13-9-1 record. Brooklyn's home record is weak at 1-10, whereas New Orleans performs better on the road against the spread at 6-4. This information is crucial for bettors looking to leverage betting trends effectively.

Fans can catch the game on the listed TV stations and should consider the odds carefully. The best odds available today for New Orleans are +122 at Caesars and for Brooklyn -145 at Caesars. Ready to bet smarter? Start your OddsTrader Turbo subscription now or place your bet with a U.S. regulated sportsbook and profit off the edge.

In their last matchup on April 8, 2025, where Brooklyn won 119-114, Brooklyn edged out New Orleans in a tightly contested game that went over the total points line. The Pelicans will be looking for revenge in this upcoming game.