What? You think the majority of the money is on the Hornets? I'd bet heavily against that being true.
I thought you are on the Hornets and with your heavy betting, this alone should make it a majority of the money.....
. Joking asides, I believe the majority is on NO and it comes with the betting.
You let it ride, brother! After all, you didn't bet a 2-teamer, did you? No, you bet a 3-teamer! "Guaranteeing yourself winnings" just means making another unnecessary bet (and thus giving up more juice).
The oddsmakers (not the Vegas oddsmakers, of which there are none, but the REAL oddsmakers camped offshore) set this line at 6.5 and still the public is going for the Spurs, raising the line to 7.5. They didn't set this line too high at all.
The Bator Line is not meant for anyone to bet into. It's strictly for news matter only (as they used to always say on the old scorephones). 
GWarner27, I hear what you're saying, and you're probably right. Sharp money (well, so-called "sharp money") is likely the driving force behind this Spurs line getting pushed past -7 to -7.5. Howeber, those same sharps had their pockets emptied on Games 1 & 2, and their Spurs series bets are also fucked. I believe that like the robots that they are, they are sending it in on the Spurs based on the much-loved 0-2 home team Game 3 playoff system. That and (in my opinion) they're relying too heavily on the Spurs past playoff performance, which I frankly regard as yesterday's news.
I'm taking a big chance here, but I believe that the Hornets are a big overlay for the third straight game. It's going to take quite an effort for the Spurs to not only get them down big, but to keep them down until the final buzzer.
and grab a beer 
and watch this 1st half (hope it's a brick-fest under 92).
Established in 1995,
Matchbook isn't moving off +6.5 and +7
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