NBB (Novo Basquete Brasil) · Thursday, 29 October, MSK

Sao Jose — Unifacisa

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Model prediction for 29 October

Sao Jose57%
Unifacisa43%
Model estimate at MSK

Preliminary forecast: the match is more than a week away. Closer to it the model takes in fresh form, injuries and line-ups, and the numbers may move.

In short

Sao Jose are slightly stronger: 57% against 43%.

The model expects a score around 82:80 — 162 points in total.

Over 161.5 points (incl. overtime) — 49%.

Why

  • Team strength against the league average: Sao Jose +0.2, Unifacisa +0.9 points in regulation.

Facts

  • Last 5 meetings: Sao Jose 3 wins, Unifacisa 2.

Probabilities

Expected points (incl. overtime): Sao Jose — Unifacisa82.0–79.7
Total over 161.5 (incl. OT)49%
Total under 161.5 (incl. OT)51%

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Form

Sao Jose

  • 28.04away · Mogi70:81
  • 25.04away · Mogi75:79
  • 23.04Mogi70:75
  • 18.04away · Uniao Corinthians88:97
  • 16.04away · Caxias do Sul68:65

Unifacisa

  • 30.04away · Corinthians Paulista71:81
  • 26.04Corinthians Paulista73:76
  • 25.04Corinthians Paulista79:69
  • 21.04away · Corinthians Paulista78:88
  • 15.04away · Cruzeiro101:91

Head to head

  • 07.02.2026Sao Jose — Unifacisa87:78
  • 16.11.2025Unifacisa — Sao Jose85:87 OT
  • 03.04.2025Sao Jose — Unifacisa78:66
  • 07.12.2024Unifacisa — Sao Jose70:58
  • 25.01.2024Unifacisa — Sao Jose84:68

Full record: 10 meetings →

NBB on the same day

  • PaulistanoFrancapreliminary
    2The model's most likely outcome: 2Model's score: —167.3
  • 2The model's most likely outcome: 2Model's score: —150.5

This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 57% will not happen in roughly 43 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →