On October 24, 2026 our model has run Brooklyn Nets at Cleveland Cavaliers and priced every market it can. Our strongest call is Egor Demin Under 3.5 Assists (-115), which we rate strong confidence. Every bet below is our own number against the price on the board, in plain English.

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Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets: Egor Demin Under 3.5 Assists (-115)

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Egor Demin has been more of a role player lately, averaging fewer assists on the road than at home. In fact, he averages just 2.8 assists away, while at home he gets about 3.6. With the Cavaliers facing the Nets, both teams have been giving up a lot of rebounds, which means more chances to score but less focus on setting up teammates. This could affect the number of assists Demin dishes out. While the Cavaliers force turnovers at a decent rate, the Nets' defense is pretty solid. The risk here is that the teams are closely matched, and Demin might not get enough opportunities to rack up assists. Bet on him to stay under 3.5 assists for this game.

Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets: Egor Demin Under 13.5 Pts + Asts (+120)

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Egor Demin has been pretty solid at home, averaging 3.6 assists in his last ten games. However, he's not a big scorer, which makes this bet interesting. The Cavaliers allow a fair number of three-point shots but don't give up many easy baskets inside. This could limit Demin's chances to rack up points. The risk here is that Demin has the potential to surprise with a bigger game, especially if he gets hot early. Still, looking at the way he's played and how the Cavaliers defend, betting under 13.5 points and assists seems like a smart choice.

Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets: Keon Ellis Under 8.5 Pts + Asts (+120)

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The odds for Keon Ellis to score under 8.5 points and assists look solid at +120. Our numbers show a good chance that he might not reach that total in this game against the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets have been pretty good at limiting scoring, and their defense can force a few turnovers, which might take opportunities away from Ellis. Cleveland has also allowed opponents to shoot a lot of three-pointers, but Ellis hasn't been the main focus on offense. A key risk is that the game could be close, which means he might have a chance to play more minutes, but if he doesn't get hot early, he might struggle to hit that number. Overall, this could be a smart pick to consider.

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