Tuesday features a trio of NBA playoff games, including a national TV doubleheader on TNT.

It’s an ideal night for sports betting, and below we detail the top current sportsbook promo offers along with some best bets for the Tuesday pro hoops card.

New customers tagging our recommended wagers can take advantage of these sportsbook promo offers to score up to a combined $7,000 in welcome bonuses:

NBA playoff sportsbook promo offers: Claim your welcome bonuses

The NBA and NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs are in full swing and the new MLB season is taking shape, making it the ideal time to get in on the value-packed promo offers at our top-rated sportsbooks.

Opening a new sportsbook account is quick and easy:

• > Click on your desired sportsbook promo code link and tap the button that leads to the account creation page.
• > Fill out the required fields, including the specific code if required. Make a qualifying, minimum first deposit.
• > Place your initial bet on one of Tuesday’s NBA playoff games or another qualifying market. 

Complete details on each of the offers can be found by following our sportsbook promo code links and reviewing the terms and conditions.

Tuesday NBA playoff schedule, odds and best bets

Following is Tuesday night’s NBA playoff schedule, including the current point spreads, moneylines and game totals for each of the three matchups:

And here are Tuesday’s best NBA bets from analyst Gino Buccola of the Daily Racing Form:

Kyle Kuzma alternate scoring: 15+ points (+390 at BetMGM Sportsbook)

Milwaukee’s career 17-points-per-game scorer got shut out in Game 1 vs. Indiana, only playing 21 minutes. The final 16 games of the regular season, Kuzma averaged 15.5 points, shooting 37 percent from 3-point range, and had only had one game in single digits. Damian Lilliard looks like he will return to the court, which should give Kuzma a few open looks and easier shots.

Austin Reaves alt scoring: 20+ points (+106 at FanDuel Sportsbook)

It was a quiet Game 1 for Reaves, who seemed to be a little passive. In the final 17 games of the regular season, Reaves averaged just under 25 points, and he remains a huge X Factor for the Lakers. In Game 2 Tuesday against the visiting Timberwolves, I’m expecting to see Austin looking for his own shot early and often.