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Some of you may know I&#x27;m not a huge fan of past statistics, but some should be looked at differently than others, such as this one:Heat are 10-0 ATS the game AFTER a straight-up loss. Undefeated against the spread in that spot since January 10.  The average margin of beating the spread is in double digits but is skewed by a few blowouts.  Heat will bounce back.  They always do.

HoosierBettor · Answer

Some of you may know I&#x27;m not a huge fan of past statistics, but some should be looked at differently than others, such as this one:Heat are 10-0 ATS the game AFTER a straight-up loss. Undefeated against the spread in that spot since January 10.  The average margin of beating the spread is in double digits but is skewed by a few blowouts.  Heat will bounce back.  They always do.

goterps5050 · Answer

How many threads are u going to start you loser.  It&#x27;s quite obvious u are a heat homer like beiber and are all over king James nuts. Give it up, and stop flooding the forum.

HoosierBettor · Answer

No.  Actually a Bulls fan but just trying to share some valuable information for bettors.  You know, like what the forum is actually meant for.  If you don&#x27;t like it, don&#x27;t click on my threads.  You can see who the thread is first posted by.  Now, time for your afternoon nap.

capuchaboy · Answer

"...afternoon nap."That&#x27;s what I mean about condescension Hoosier.   It is not just my opinion, it speaks for itself.  Res ipsa loquiter...look it up.

goterps5050 · Answer

This is a high school kid.  I don&#x27;t think he will understand

capuchaboy · Answer

Ha ha.....he should bet all the money he can get his hands on now...while he still know everything.

capuchaboy · Answer

*knows

HoosierBettor · Answer

Ok guys no reason to argue anymore. I will share my side of the bet (or the other side if I think it's valuable) and you do the same. BOL and Cheers.

And I'll be sure to hit you both up after the Heat win the series.

cr0wnr0yal · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by goterps5050] How many threads are u going to start you loser.  It&#x27;s quite obvious u are a heat homer like beiber and are all over king James nuts. Give it up, and stop flooding the forum. &#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA;Someone needs anger management.  I think this info he brought to the forum was interesting and could possibly persuade someone who is on the fence for game 2 to go with the Heat.  I&#x27;m not big on trends, but this is hard information to overlook and has actually made me think about unloading on the Spurs &#x2B;6 for the next game.

goterps5050 · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by cr0wnr0yal]  &#xD;&#xA;Someone needs anger management.  I think this info he brought to the forum was interesting and could possibly persuade someone who is on the fence for game 2 to go with the Heat.  I&#x27;m not big on trends, but this is hard information to overlook and has actually made me think about unloading on the Spurs &#x2B;6 for the next game.    [/Quote]

HoosierBettor · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by cr0wnr0yal]  &#xD;&#xA;Someone needs anger management.  I think this info he brought to the forum was interesting and could possibly persuade someone who is on the fence for game 2 to go with the Heat.  I&#x27;m not big on trends, but this is hard information to overlook and has actually made me think about unloading on the Spurs &#x2B;6 for the next game.    [/Quote]Thanks.  I thought it was valuable as well.  The Heat Moneyline went from -240 opening to -280 pretty quickly for a reason.  Most people agree the Heat will win Game 2, it&#x27;s just a matter of whether -280 is good enough odds for them.  I say yes it is, although I&#x27;m undecided on the spread.  I do not think they&#x27;ll cover the spread by double digits again.  Spurs are just too good defensively IMO.

cr0wnr0yal · Answer

-280 is too rich for my blood unless I parlayed it with a total.  I will most likely not be picking a side for game two and maybe make a play on the over/under.  GL  The Spurs didn&#x27;t look good in game 1 and still came out with the win, so I can see them winning game 2, but also have a hard time seeing the Heat losing two games at home in a row.

jmw59 · Answer

-280

MrBator · Answer

That stat is impressive, no doubt, but in my eyes it&#x27;s a lot less meaningful now that it&#x27;s being talked about by the yammering talking heads on ESPN.

winna_capper · Answer

I do like the Heat to cover spread in game #2.

long1000 · Answer

heat -280     280,000.00  win 28,000 for sure 99.9 %

t2005 · Answer

whats a king to a dynasty

HoosierBettor · Answer

Miami does it again.  I&#x27;m telling you guys, they ALWAYS bounce back.  When they NEED to play well, they do.  They didn&#x27;t NEED to play well in game 1, but they did NEED to play well last night and they did yet again.  Miami moves to 11-0 ATS after a straight up loss, again covering the spread by double digits.  Remarkable really.

stano91 · Answer

Be ready the next time the stat comes out!Possibly game 5SAS ML Hard!!

HoosierBettor · Answer

Time for LeBron and company to do what they do yet again. Again, they win when they NEED to win, and they always bounce back from a poor performance. I took Heat +2 last night small because it wasn't a must win for them, but Game 4 is very close to a must win for Miami so I expect them to bounce back strong in Game 4. Heat Moneyline MAX BET in game 4.

donkey_dealer08 · Answer

I&#39;m a huge Heat hater. Like silky Johnson Hater(Thunder fan). I love winning being against Queen Lebronda James but more importantly I like winning which is why I&#39;m betting on them in game 4. They do always bounce back big. For everyone saying the Spurs roll big and are going to kill the Heat then why does Vegas, who always wins the money, have the Heat as just a 1 point dog?

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