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Detroit Pistons host Boston Celtics on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 20:00 (UK time) at Little Caesars Arena in the NBA.
Detroit Pistons have 2 wins, 0 draws and 3 defeats in their last 5 matches.
Boston Celtics have 2 wins, 0 draws and 3 defeats in their last 5 matches.
- Competition
- NBA
- Kick-off
- Tuesday, 20 October 2026, 20:00 (UK time)
- Venue
- Little Caesars Arena, Detroit
Odds movement
Opening → NowPistons
4/5 → 4/5
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Celtics
20/19 → 20/19
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DraftKings opening and current prices published by ESPN. 18+
DraftKings odds
ESPNHome · Detroit Pistons
4/5
56%
Away · Boston Celtics
20/19
49%
Over/under goals 221.5 · Over 221.5 13/14 · Under 221.5 8/9
Indicative odds: they can change. The best price in each column is highlighted. 18+
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FAQ
What time does Detroit Pistons v Boston Celtics start?
Detroit Pistons v Boston Celtics (NBA) starts on Tuesday 20 October at 20:00 (UK time) at Little Caesars Arena.
Who is the favourite in Detroit Pistons v Boston Celtics?
The market favourite is Detroit Pistons. Probability without the bookmaker margin: Detroit Pistons 53 % and Boston Celtics 47 %. It is indicative and moves until the start.
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