“The so-called law of averages is not a law at all but a common, and erroneous, misconception that if, say, a coin has come up heads five times in a row, it is more likely to come up tails next time.”
This holds true in casinos such as Russian roulette and flipping a simple coin...but betting the NBA I've realized there is much more to debunk this misconception...and law of averages DO apply to betting the NBA...In the NBA there are many factors with the human element involved than simply flipping a coin...days rest, back to back games, long road trips etc...So I decided to track totals for matchups of recent games since we have enough games played already to test the law of averages...what I've discovered so far might be a formula to bet over and unders....Saturdays plays under the formula...Houston over 208 1unitNew Orleans under 1 unit