Game 7 home favorites after round 1 with the spread shorter than 5
3-9 SU and ATS
lost 5 straight
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Thunder 10-0 since last playoffs after a loss
Didn't post but I have a +1000 for Spurs to win the West. Hedging a little to secure some profit.
Side is tough imo. I think Spurs can beat them with a banged up Jdub and no Ajay Mitchell. Fox still looks like shit playing through his ankle injury but Harper looked good playing through his injury. Will pressure be too much for the young Spurs team? That’s the million dollar question. Stealing game 1 on the road was good experience.
I will be on the under just waiting on the line
Thunder 10-0 since last playoffs after a loss
Didn't post but I have a +1000 for Spurs to win the West. Hedging a little to secure some profit.
Side is tough imo. I think Spurs can beat them with a banged up Jdub and no Ajay Mitchell. Fox still looks like shit playing through his ankle injury but Harper looked good playing through his injury. Will pressure be too much for the young Spurs team? That’s the million dollar question. Stealing game 1 on the road was good experience.
I will be on the under just waiting on the line
I’m on the Thunder large for game 7 - Spurs blew them out in the 3rd Qtr - Thunder were not playing well , don’t see that happening again at home. Not sure about the Under because free throws can kill it. You are rolling and I hope you cash buddy ![]()
I’m on the Thunder large for game 7 - Spurs blew them out in the 3rd Qtr - Thunder were not playing well , don’t see that happening again at home. Not sure about the Under because free throws can kill it. You are rolling and I hope you cash buddy ![]()
Here's a blast from the past shared by Evan Abrams over at another site showing an extreme of how low Game 7's used to go, "...the first NBA Game 7 of the 2000s came on May 21, 2000, between the https://www.actionnetwork.com/nba/odds/new-york-knicks and https://www.actionnetwork.com/nba/odds/miami-heat. That game closed with a total of 165 and finished 83-82."
Here's a blast from the past shared by Evan Abrams over at another site showing an extreme of how low Game 7's used to go, "...the first NBA Game 7 of the 2000s came on May 21, 2000, between the https://www.actionnetwork.com/nba/odds/new-york-knicks and https://www.actionnetwork.com/nba/odds/miami-heat. That game closed with a total of 165 and finished 83-82."
@TBLbolts
I have a future I hedged so I win a unit either way
It’s tough but lean Spurs
@TBLbolts
I have a future I hedged so I win a unit either way
It’s tough but lean Spurs
Sorry that post got messed up here it is again...
Here's a blast from the past shared by Evan Abrams over at another site showing an extreme of how low Game 7's used to go, "...the first NBA Game 7 of the 2000s came on May 21, 2000, between the NY Knicks and the Miami Heat. That game closed with a total of 165 and finished 83-82."
Sorry that post got messed up here it is again...
Here's a blast from the past shared by Evan Abrams over at another site showing an extreme of how low Game 7's used to go, "...the first NBA Game 7 of the 2000s came on May 21, 2000, between the NY Knicks and the Miami Heat. That game closed with a total of 165 and finished 83-82."
Any lean on the series?
Have a 22.5k payout on the spurs which is a large amount for me but thinking of just whacking the lot on the Knicks
thanks
Any lean on the series?
Have a 22.5k payout on the spurs which is a large amount for me but thinking of just whacking the lot on the Knicks
thanks
@greymamba
If you asked me a week ago I’d say the East is weak and either team out of the West should win.
But now I can’t ignore what NY has done. Won 10+ straight and their defense and offensive rating setting playoff records.
I think the odds should be closer to -150. So maybe closer matchup than expected but if I had to choose lean Spurs.
If it were me I would hedge a bit to secure some profit. That’s just me though. I’m sure some others would let it ride. bol
@greymamba
If you asked me a week ago I’d say the East is weak and either team out of the West should win.
But now I can’t ignore what NY has done. Won 10+ straight and their defense and offensive rating setting playoff records.
I think the odds should be closer to -150. So maybe closer matchup than expected but if I had to choose lean Spurs.
If it were me I would hedge a bit to secure some profit. That’s just me though. I’m sure some others would let it ride. bol
