Liga Nacional de Básquet (Argentina) · Monday, 19 October, MSK

Regatas — Olimpico

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Model prediction for 19 October

Regatas76%
Olimpico24%
Model estimate at MSK

In short

Regatas are clear favourites: 76% against 24% for the opponent.

The model expects a score around 85:76 — 161 point in total.

Over 160.5 points (incl. overtime) — 49%.

Why

  • Team strength against the league average: Regatas +3.0, Olimpico −1.9 points in regulation.

Probabilities

Expected points (incl. overtime): Regatas — Olimpico84.6–76.0
Total over 160.5 (incl. OT)49%
Total under 160.5 (incl. OT)51%

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Form

Regatas

  • 03.10Instituto de Cordoba73:63
  • 19.05Ferro85:87
  • 16.05away · Ferro79:71
  • 14.05away · Ferro75:90
  • 11.05Ferro81:60

Olimpico

  • 13.10Boca Juniors93:80
  • 08.10Atenas87:91
  • 02.10Platense74:82
  • 13.04away · San Martin67:78
  • 11.04away · Regatas75:99

Head to head

  • 11.04.2026Regatas — Olimpico99:75
  • 16.01.2026Olimpico — Regatas72:65 OT
  • 13.05.2025Regatas — Olimpico98:74
  • 15.10.2024Olimpico — Regatas89:86
  • 13.04.2024Olimpico — Regatas67:73

Full record: 13 meetings →

Table

Table «Overall», season 2026/27
#TeamPWLPCTGB
2, Playoffs: straight to the quarter-finalsSan Lorenzo1101.0001
3, Playoffs: straight to the quarter-finalsRegatas1101.0001
4, Playoffs: straight to the quarter-finalsPenarol1101.0001
12, Play-in round for the quarter-finalsPlatense312.3332
13Olimpico312.3332
14Boca Juniors312.3332

Season 2026/27 · by win percentage, ties by head-to-head record, then the points difference in those games and overall

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This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 76% will not happen in roughly 24 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →