Sydney Kings vs Adelaide 36ers Verdict
Sydney Kings at home are a strong proposition and are to score over their 99.5 points total against the Adelaide 36ers. The props bets to focus on are Kendric Davis points and Nick Rakocevic rebounds.
- Sydney have won all three home games this season, averaging 108.3 points.
- The Kings have scored 106+ points in their last four home meetings with Adelaide.
- Adelaide have lost four of their opening six matches.
- Kendric Davis has scored 26+ points in two of three games, while Nick Rakocevic has recorded 12+ rebounds in three of six.
Head to Head
Sydney have won four of their last six meetings with Adelaide, including four consecutive home victories in which the Kings scored at least 106 points.
Sydney Kings Form
Sydney have opened the 2026–27 season with three straight wins, beating Cairns 111-90, Illawarra 121-100 and Brisbane 93-78.
Their average winning margin is 19 points, and they've covered the handicap in all three matches.
The Kings have been particularly impressive offensively, leading the competition with 108.3 points per game, 51.8% field-goal shooting and 35.9% three-point shooting.
They've scored at least 111 points twice and are proving difficult to contain when their offence gets rolling.
Kendric Davis has made an immediate impact, averaging 27 points through his first three games. His scoring has been consistent, with returns of 26, 31 and 24, while Sydney's supporting cast has helped turn that individual production into comfortable victories.
Adelaide 36ers Form
Adelaide have endured a difficult start to the campaign, winning just two of their opening six matches.
They have struggled to build momentum, and Wednesday's 96–91 defeat to Melbourne United was another frustrating result.
The 36ers are averaging 88.7 points per game, ranking ninth in the competition, while conceding 93.3. Their shooting hasn't helped, with Adelaide hitting just 45.7% from the field and 32.2% from three.
Bryce Cotton remains a major scoring threat, but Adelaide have also relied heavily on Nick Rakocevic's work around the basket.
He's recorded 9, 8, 12, 11, 16 and 14 rebounds this season, with three games of 12+. His rebounding has been a bright spot in an otherwise inconsistent opening stretch.