Chicago Bulls vs Orlando Magic Prediction - 12/1/2025


The Chicago Bulls hit the road to face the Orlando Magic on Monday night. Chicago is trying to end a three-game losing streak that has seen them look terrible on the road of late. Orlando is looking for a third straight win and to move up in the Eastern Conference standings. Before tip-off from Orlando, you can find my Bulls vs Magic prediction right here.
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Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|
CHI +8.5 | ORL –8.5 | CHI +285 | ORL –360 | 240.5 |
Recent meetings between these two have been competitive. In the last five games between Chicago and Orlando, Chicago has taken three wins, including a 110–98 road victory earlier this season. That shows the Bulls are capable of playing better than they have so far this season.
Still, the betting trends lean toward Orlando going into Monday night. Chicago is struggling on the road, going 0–6 ATS in their last six away games. Orlando still has a winning record against the spread this season at 11-9 and they will aim to improve on their 55% win rate against the spread for the season.
Player | Prop to Watch |
|---|---|
Josh Giddey (Bulls) | Triple-double |
Franz Wagner (Magic) | Over 24.5 Points |
Desmond Bane (Magic) | Over 2.5 Made Threes |
Score Projection: Bulls 113 – Magic 124
Win Probability: Chicago 28%, Orlando 72%
With Chicago struggling on the road and defensively leaky, the edge goes clearly to the Magic in this contest. I'm going to lay the points with the Magic here, as they should continue to punish a Bulls team that has been getting torched defensively against teams that are far worse than Orlando.
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