In these NBA playoffs (since play-ins) the spread has only come into play 7 times in 51 games. If you like the dog with the points just play the ML. If your nervous about laying the points lay em and forget it…51 games is a very nice sample size and picking the winner is hitting 86% of the time.
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In these NBA playoffs (since play-ins) the spread has only come into play 7 times in 51 games. If you like the dog with the points just play the ML. If your nervous about laying the points lay em and forget it…51 games is a very nice sample size and picking the winner is hitting 86% of the time.
People keep touting this but it means nothing. Can you pick the winner though? I mean when you consider obviously if the dog wins tey cover the question is how many favorites who win cover and would it be worth it just to bet that? If not then once again you have to pick the winner and plenty of dogs win so whats the point of the statement?
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People keep touting this but it means nothing. Can you pick the winner though? I mean when you consider obviously if the dog wins tey cover the question is how many favorites who win cover and would it be worth it just to bet that? If not then once again you have to pick the winner and plenty of dogs win so whats the point of the statement?
In these NBA playoffs (since play-ins) the spread has only come into play 7 times in 51 games. If you like the dog with the points just play the ML. If your nervous about laying the points lay em and forget it…51 games is a very nice sample size and picking the winner is hitting 86% of the time.
@TrumpCard
Very different than regular season and it pays to know how to play the game.
Rather than buying lines down or backing favorites on money lines, laying the actual point spread has proven a better strategy.
If you like the dog play them SU or sprinkle on the ML too and your wallet has been fatter.
Only 5 times the spread has come into play when favorites win this playoffs. 2 of them you got burnt by the closing number. 4 of them double digit favorites.
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Quote Originally Posted by TrumpCard:
In these NBA playoffs (since play-ins) the spread has only come into play 7 times in 51 games. If you like the dog with the points just play the ML. If your nervous about laying the points lay em and forget it…51 games is a very nice sample size and picking the winner is hitting 86% of the time.
@TrumpCard
Very different than regular season and it pays to know how to play the game.
Rather than buying lines down or backing favorites on money lines, laying the actual point spread has proven a better strategy.
If you like the dog play them SU or sprinkle on the ML too and your wallet has been fatter.
Only 5 times the spread has come into play when favorites win this playoffs. 2 of them you got burnt by the closing number. 4 of them double digit favorites.
@MrFreedo Given Philly’s momentum, why is Vegas giving 8.5 points. Sounds like Celtics may cover. If that’s the case, they will need to bury 3’s. Is over the play?
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@MrFreedo Given Philly’s momentum, why is Vegas giving 8.5 points. Sounds like Celtics may cover. If that’s the case, they will need to bury 3’s. Is over the play?
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