The NBA regular season is back in action with an excellent slate of games this Saturday, with a total of 10 matchups on the docket scheduled for today. So, our staff of basketball betting experts dug into the latest odds and identified NBA picks for six of today's contests.
Continue below for our NBA picks, odds, props, and predictions for Saturday, February 7.
NBA Picks, Predictions, Props for Saturday, February 7
| Game | Time (ET) | Pick |
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  | 7 p.m. | |
  | 6 p.m. | |
  | 10 p.m. | |
  | 8:30 p.m. | |
  | 10 p.m. | |
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Rockets vs. Thunder
Action PRO is projecting 1.4 assists for Rockets' guard Reed Sheppard in today's matchup against the Thunder, showing a 29.1% edge against is current prop line of over/under 2.5.
Sheppard has recorded one assist or less in six of his last eight games, despite seeing that number spike pretty high in the two games he went over during that span — finishing with 4+ assists in a pair of matchups against the Hawks and Pacers.
Today, the Rockets draw a very difficult matchup against a Thunder team that leads the entire league in defensive rating and points allowed per game.
So, we'll back Sheppard to stay under 2.5 assists this afternoon.
Pick: Reed Sheppard Under 2.5 Assists (-115)
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Jazz vs. Magic
The new guys should play today for Utah, and I'm very curious to see what this new grouping looks like.
Stylistically Jaren Jackson Jr. should fit right in.
I trust Will Hardy to make it look good out of the gate, and Collier has been distributing as well as anyone in the league. I’d also take a peek at his PRA line today.
I might hop back in on the Magic live if the Jazz take an early lead, but for now, we’ll buy the +8.5 on Utah.
Pick: Jazz +7.5 (-110)
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Mavericks vs. Spurs
By Bet Labs
This NBA system identifies value on teams priced as large road underdogs during the regular season, particularly against strong opponents riding winning streaks.
When elite home teams are on a roll and heavily favored, public perception inflates their line, creating outsized moneyline prices for the underdog.
These road teams, often playing their first or second away game, tend to compete harder than expected, capitalizing on the complacency or fatigue of teams with extended win streaks.
While outright wins are rare, the inflated odds generate high returns when they occur.
The system takes advantage of regression in long streaks and market overconfidence in dominant favorites, revealing that even short road trips by struggling teams can yield surprising upsets when motivation peaks against top-tier competition.
Pick: Mavericks Moneyline (+320)
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Grizzlies vs. Trail Blazers
By Joe Dellera
The Grizzlies face off against the Blazers on Saturday, and I’m going to target Ty Jerome as he continues to excel since his debut.
Jerome has scored 20, 19, and 28 points on massive usage rate of 33.4%.
The most impressive thing is he’s doing this on fairly limited minutes, and as he gets more games under his belt those numbers should continue to grow.
The Blazers are decent defensively, but considering the pace of play I expect in this game, there should be plenty of possessions where Jerome has the ball in his hands.
So, I’ll back him once again to clear his points prop.
Pick: Ty Jerome 15+ Points (-120)
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Warriors vs. Lakers
By Bet Labs
This NBA system identifies value on the Under in division games where the total drops despite the public leaning Over (40% or less of bets).
The reverse movement of the line suggests sharp action is backing the Under.
Division familiarity often leads to tighter, lower-scoring games, enhancing the edge.
Pick: Under 222.5 (-110)
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Cavaliers vs. Kings
By Bet Labs
This NBA totals betting system is built on the idea that strong traveling teams can drive pace and scoring in matchups where the market leans too heavily toward the under.
By focusing on regular season games outside of division play, the system avoids slower rivalry environments and taps into contests that tend to be more open and less physical.
It targets overs specifically when the betting public and money trends show a clear lean toward the under, creating a contrarian opportunity where expectations are suppressed but conditions for scoring remain strong.
The away team must be early enough in its season to still carry energy and identity, and it must also be coming off a decisive win, a signal that its offense and confidence are functioning at a high level.
When these elements align, strong road teams often set the tone, push pace, and elevate scoring beyond market expectations, making the over more attractive precisely when it is being overlooked.
Pick: Over 234.5 (-110)
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