Oklahoma City Thunder is on schedule to win 70 games this year, but they are confronted with a Bulls side that has recently had confidence. See here for our Thunder vs Bulls Best Bets and Same Game Parlay.
OKC are 15 -point favorites prior to their collision against the bulls, with the leaders of the Western Conference -1100 to take the victory home.
According to the best NBA Sportsbooks, Chicago is the +800 underdog, because it wins the Thunder in a row.
Thunder vs. Bull’s best bets
- Chet Holmgren More than 15.5 points (-110)
The season of Chet Holmgren is strewn everywhere with injuries, but he still enjoyed a good year when it is available for OKC.
Holmgren struggled against the Grizzlies in his last match to score in a disappointing night where he only took four points while he shot 22.2% out of the field.
That was by far the worst scoring evening of the Thunder Star season so far and we support him to immediately bounce back to form on Monday evening.
Despite his bad match against Memphis, Holmgren has treated this line in four of its last six games and with a seasonal average of just under 15 points, the brand is not too high to reach.
- Coby White over 24.5 points (-110)
In the past month there have not been many players in better form than Coby White and the Bulls Guard wants to close his flawless Mars with a different high -scoring version.
Although White has on average a little more than 20 points per match in the season, he is closer to 30 with 29.1 ppg over 14 games in the past month.
White has treated its 24.5 point line in six of the last seven Chicago Bulls matches and scored 24 in its only performances below 25 points.
In his only match against OKC, Coby White only had nine points this season, but that came exactly at the start of this season when he was out of shape.
- Isaiah Hartenstein to record a double double (+140)
Isaiah Hartenstein has been a welcome addition to the Thunder selection this season and he continued to perform well during his first season in Oklahoma.
Hartenstein recorded a double double in five of his last seven games. At 52 games for OKC in 2024-25, the 26-year-old has an impressive 28 games with 10+ points and 10+ rebounds.
Only the Wizards have allowed more rebounds this season than Chicago, which could form Hartenstein a good opportunity to dominate on both ends of the floor.
Thunder vs Bulls Same Game Parlay @ (+800) with concreteline
