Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: With all the bad results I've had betting favorites for decades, winning with a big favorite when I sold points is extra sweet. Congratulations to TC and his many tailers. Very nice win, got crazy there at the end, you needed to sweat it out there but the bench players got it done .............. I don't like it when that happens, relying on bench players not a good thing Nope; I skipped the game and avoided all that tension and aggravation.
Yes sometimes that is the best way.............
I was sweating it out as I wanted OKC to cover my line.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: With all the bad results I've had betting favorites for decades, winning with a big favorite when I sold points is extra sweet. Congratulations to TC and his many tailers. Very nice win, got crazy there at the end, you needed to sweat it out there but the bench players got it done .............. I don't like it when that happens, relying on bench players not a good thing Nope; I skipped the game and avoided all that tension and aggravation.
Yes sometimes that is the best way.............
I was sweating it out as I wanted OKC to cover my line.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: MY LINES ..................game 3 OKC -4.51 over Pacers with series tied 1-1 we don't use my lines but instead we back the better team to win the series if there is a clearly better team. Which in this case we have a clearly better team......... Play is on OKC OKC -4.5 (-115) over Pacers --- 1.15 units I believe one of the ABC broadcasters stated on the post-game show that when NBA teams are tied 1-1 in the Finals, the team that wins Game 3 goes on to claim the title 80% of the time. OKC is the clearly better team. I am leery, though. My Game 3 queries are a mixed bag and, although it's overall unlikely, I have a sneaky hunch that IND might lose but cover. I don't usually bet hunches, so I have passed so far. Good luck with your bet. I need OKC to win to help my series wager.
Yep but that is about the same in any round. It has not been as good though in the past 10 years or so...................
Back years ago those were very high probability wins. Almost automatic wins SU & ATS.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: MY LINES ..................game 3 OKC -4.51 over Pacers with series tied 1-1 we don't use my lines but instead we back the better team to win the series if there is a clearly better team. Which in this case we have a clearly better team......... Play is on OKC OKC -4.5 (-115) over Pacers --- 1.15 units I believe one of the ABC broadcasters stated on the post-game show that when NBA teams are tied 1-1 in the Finals, the team that wins Game 3 goes on to claim the title 80% of the time. OKC is the clearly better team. I am leery, though. My Game 3 queries are a mixed bag and, although it's overall unlikely, I have a sneaky hunch that IND might lose but cover. I don't usually bet hunches, so I have passed so far. Good luck with your bet. I need OKC to win to help my series wager.
Yep but that is about the same in any round. It has not been as good though in the past 10 years or so...................
Back years ago those were very high probability wins. Almost automatic wins SU & ATS.
Here are some interesting teams were 4.5 better then opp.
2004 Pistons over Lakers with Shaq & Kobe by 4.63
Game 1.. my line ......LA -.92
Actual line LA -8
Pistons win 87 -75
With series tied 1-1 , Pistons crush LA in game 3 by 88-68 a whopping 20 pt beatdown in a game with minimal pts scored.
My Line in game 3 Pistons -7.08, even though I don't use my lines in game 3 but we can clearly see how far off the actual lines were. Line was around pk. Maybe Pistons +1 or +1.5.
2008 Celtics over LA by 6.5, won 4.-2 including a historical beatdown in closeout game 6
Most everyone was on LA to win the series.
2014 Spurs over Heat by 5.11, won 4-1
2024 Celtics over Mavs by 7.89, won 4-1
How many were on Luka and the Mavs last year .
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Here are some interesting teams were 4.5 better then opp.
2004 Pistons over Lakers with Shaq & Kobe by 4.63
Game 1.. my line ......LA -.92
Actual line LA -8
Pistons win 87 -75
With series tied 1-1 , Pistons crush LA in game 3 by 88-68 a whopping 20 pt beatdown in a game with minimal pts scored.
My Line in game 3 Pistons -7.08, even though I don't use my lines in game 3 but we can clearly see how far off the actual lines were. Line was around pk. Maybe Pistons +1 or +1.5.
2008 Celtics over LA by 6.5, won 4.-2 including a historical beatdown in closeout game 6
Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot.
This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot.
This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot. This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
There is no such word. I should have used "bookmaker."
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot. This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
There is no such word. I should have used "bookmaker."
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot. This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Does Indy play much better at home claw… any big discrepancies there. Or Okc on road… in regular season vs playoffs. I know you search several angles… I don't really look into road/home. I am more concerned about backing the better teams in very good spots. OKC has not done well ATS on the road in the playoffs, I like them better because of that. OKC is much better at home then on the road. This kind of info many know it, so I don't think you gain an advantage with common knowledge info. I like going against this kind of info when I have the right spot. This should be blatantly obvious to intelligent sports bettors, but many of them go berserk, so very eager to fade a team with an injured superstar QB despite the fact that every linesmaker knows about the injury and has adjusted the lines, totals, team totals and propositions.
Quote Originally Posted by gambling-devil: I saw OKC -5.5 Yea alot of 5.5's but there were 4.5's yesterday even Covers had a book at 4.5. Still 5's out there today. I grabbed it quick at 4.5 because I didn't think it would last.
Nice catch. OKC -5.5 at Heritage.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
Quote Originally Posted by gambling-devil: I saw OKC -5.5 Yea alot of 5.5's but there were 4.5's yesterday even Covers had a book at 4.5. Still 5's out there today. I grabbed it quick at 4.5 because I didn't think it would last.
This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young.
Well, that was a pile of crap.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young.
Wow - OKC is still favored, maybe because they'll still be favored in every game.
Factoid from ESPN - when the series is tied 1-1, the winner of Game 3 takes the series 33-8 (80.5%). That makes IND a great value to take the series at +whatever.
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Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets:
Okc -220 now series.
Wow - OKC is still favored, maybe because they'll still be favored in every game.
Factoid from ESPN - when the series is tied 1-1, the winner of Game 3 takes the series 33-8 (80.5%). That makes IND a great value to take the series at +whatever.
It’s a must win for okc… the big underdog only having to win one of 3… their coach been around awhile… will make the right adjustments.. get the most from his team… it’s a must win for okc. In my opinion… what do the numbers say claw…. What about okc coach… I don’t even know who it is.
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It’s a must win for okc… the big underdog only having to win one of 3… their coach been around awhile… will make the right adjustments.. get the most from his team… it’s a must win for okc. In my opinion… what do the numbers say claw…. What about okc coach… I don’t even know who it is.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by gambling-devil: I saw OKC -5.5 Yea alot of 5.5's but there were 4.5's yesterday even Covers had a book at 4.5. Still 5's out there today. I grabbed it quick at 4.5 because I didn't think it would last. Nice catch. OKC -5.5 at Heritage.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by gambling-devil: I saw OKC -5.5 Yea alot of 5.5's but there were 4.5's yesterday even Covers had a book at 4.5. Still 5's out there today. I grabbed it quick at 4.5 because I didn't think it would last. Nice catch. OKC -5.5 at Heritage.
This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young.
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young. Well, that was a pile of crap.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: This is an interesting factoid that belies public perceptions: Average 4Q margin for all playoff games this season OKC 1.6 IND 0.7 It would not surprise me to see OKC win the last few minutes despite IND being at home and OKC being so young. Well, that was a pile of crap.
Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Okc -220 now series. Wow - OKC is still favored, maybe because they'll still be favored in every game. Factoid from ESPN - when the series is tied 1-1, the winner of Game 3 takes the series 33-8 (80.5%). That makes IND a great value to take the series at +whatever.
I'm not sure about the finals only but in other playoffs series more recent in the past 10 years or so the better teams have been losing game 3 then winning game 4 and going on to win the series after a 1-1 tie..................
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets: Okc -220 now series. Wow - OKC is still favored, maybe because they'll still be favored in every game. Factoid from ESPN - when the series is tied 1-1, the winner of Game 3 takes the series 33-8 (80.5%). That makes IND a great value to take the series at +whatever.
I'm not sure about the finals only but in other playoffs series more recent in the past 10 years or so the better teams have been losing game 3 then winning game 4 and going on to win the series after a 1-1 tie..................
It’s a must win for okc… the big underdog only having to win one of 3… their coach been around awhile… will make the right adjustments.. get the most from his team… it’s a must win for okc. In my opinion… what do the numbers say claw…. What about okc coach… I don’t even know who it is.
Yep , now or never for OKC ...........
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Quote Originally Posted by Mskeets:
It’s a must win for okc… the big underdog only having to win one of 3… their coach been around awhile… will make the right adjustments.. get the most from his team… it’s a must win for okc. In my opinion… what do the numbers say claw…. What about okc coach… I don’t even know who it is.
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