The NBA regular season is back in full swing with another loaded slate of games on Monday night, with a total of 9 matchups on the docket scheduled for today, featuring an excellent nationally televised doubleheader on Peacock and NBA TV, as Wizards vs Pistons takes center stage at 7:00 p.m. ET (Peacock), followed by Hawks vs Clippers at 10:30 p.m. ET (NBA TV).
Our staff of basketball betting experts dug into the latest odds and identified a total of 7 NBA picks for tonight's matchups.
Continue below for our NBA picks, odds, props, and predictions for Monday, November 10.
NBA Picks, Odds, Props, Predictions: Monday, November 10
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Wizards vs. Pistons
By Kyle Murray
There projects to be some value here, as I think there might be too much of a dock on this Pistons team due to them being on the second half of a back-to-back.
The Pistons have been one of the best teams in the NBA this season, and they have really heated up over the last couple of weeks.
Washington, on the other hand, is a team that has gotten some hype with some interesting young players, but they are just not a competitive basketball team.
Washington is 1-9 on the season and 1-9 against the spread, as they have been prone to blowouts, with losses of 17+ points in five of their last six games.
Pick: Pistons -11.5 (-110)
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Spurs vs. Bulls
By Joe Dellera
The Spurs face off against the Bulls on Monday night, and the Spurs couldn’t be happier to have De’Aaron Fox back.
Fox was excellent in his return scoring 24 points in 31 minutes against the Pelicans, and now gets a fast-paced matchup against the Bulls who have a bottom-10 defense despite the 6-3 record.
While Fox is working back from injury, it appears that he’s extremely close to 100% based on his comments about how the return from injury was handled and how much he played in his first game.
The Bulls have been highly susceptible to lead guards with Donovan Mitchell (29), Ryan Rollins (20), Maxey (39), and Brunson (31, 29) all popping off against them in the last two weeks.
Fox dropped 26 against this Bulls team last season, and I like him to perform well again tonight.
Pick: De’Aaron Fox Over 19.5 Points (-115)
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Lakers vs. Hornets
By Bet Labs
This system focuses on early season NBA games where sharp line movement and public bias create value on the under.
When totals drop from open to close despite heavy public action favoring the over, it signals that professional bettors see inflated expectations for scoring.
Early in the season, teams are still finding rhythm, rotations are inconsistent, and defensive energy tends to outpace offensive efficiency.
The market often overestimates early offensive output, while sharp money corrects the number downward.
By siding with this adjustment and fading public optimism, this system captures the predictive edge of informed movement and early season unders that outperform inflated lines.
Pick: Under 230.5 (-110)
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Spurs vs. Bulls
By Kyle Murray
The under is projecting quite well for this prop, as Vucevic gets a matchup against the Spurs, who have allowed the most rebound chances in the NBA this season.
Vucevic hasn't really been seeing big minutes, as Jalen Smith has been playing well behind him, leaving Vucevic with a minutes projection range of 30-32 most nights.
Assuming he sees a similar amount of run time tonight, I have him projected for just 9.4 rebounds.
Pick: Nikola Vucevic Under 10.5 Rebounds (-125)
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Bucks vs. Mavericks
By Bet Labs
This system captures NBA regular season games where visiting teams show renewed energy and focus after a disappointing home loss.
When a team transitions from playing at home to the road following a poor result, motivation and effort tend to rise, particularly in non-conference matchups where travel can reset rhythm and concentration.
Teams with a solid overall record often channel frustration from a narrow defeat into improved play away from home, benefiting from reduced pressure and sharper preparation.
By targeting quality teams coming off home losses in unfamiliar settings, this approach leverages the psychological edge of redemption and the tendency for capable squads to perform better when seeking to rebound on the road.
Pick: Bucks Moneyline (-130)
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Timberwolves vs. Jazz
By Kyle Murray
This number projects to be just too short for the Timberwolves going on the road to play the Jazz.
There is a chance we see the Wolves rest some players on the second half of a back-to-back, but considering they won by nearly 30 points last night, most of their key players weren't pushed too hard anyway.
This Jazz team has been pretty bad this season, as they have a -8.2 net rating and grade out as the 28th-best team in the NBA so far this season.
Pick: Timberwolves -7.5 (-110)
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Hawks vs. Clippers
By Bet Labs
This system focuses on early season NBA games where two playoff-caliber teams face off and the visiting team is coming off a short streak of low-scoring performances.
In October and November, offensive rhythm begins to peak for talented rosters while defensive communication often lags, especially during road stretches.
When both teams made the postseason the prior year, matchups tend to feature faster tempo, higher execution, and strong offensive depth.
The visiting team’s recent run of unders sets up a market inefficiency as totals are adjusted too low, yet elite talent and familiarity between quality teams drive scoring efficiency above expectations.
These conditions make early season road matchups between proven playoff teams a favorable setup for overs before lines fully adjust to midseason offensive form.
Pick: Over 221.5 (-110)
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