Are you kidding me right now? I just blew a massive chunk of change because I actually believed in this guy... Mark Williams15 is sitting at over 23.5 minutes, but he’s barely even touched the floor for more than 21 or maybe 18 and a half minutes left in the game, and then what happens? It’s like he just checked out mentally and wandered off the court after missing a few shots... honestly, it’s absolutely disgusting how much of a joke this is.
DeRozan is absolutely killing it right now... I’m planning on playing Howard, which shouldn't be an issue since the game is at Eagle and Rose is more than enough, but who knows? We'll see how it plays out. Good luck, everyone.
The Oklahoma City Thunder really clawed their way back, and man, Antawn Jamison just started heating up after they fell behind 0-5 at the start...
The Oklahoma City Thunder put together an absolutely terrifying run... but honestly, do you think they can actually pull this off? Good luck to you and everyone else, because now the real NBA grind finally begins.
Keith Moore21 said:He went ahead and placed a second parlay on Oklahoma and Orlando too... I mean, we already know what's up with Oklahoma, but regarding Orlando, since the Nets are missing Humphries, S. Williams, Okur, Farmar, and maybe even Morrow... Lopez might finally get some minutes, but nobody is actually expecting him to put up massive numbers in the first few weeks because that injury layoff was just way too long...
hmm, now that you've laid out all those facts, that bet on D. Williams over doesn't look nearly as bad as I thought... everything is going to run through him, isn't it? It always does, especially now that they're dealing with so many absences... what do you reckon?
stormyseal9 said:If things really go south and they start getting blown out, how are Dwyane Wade and LeBron James supposed to hold it together when they aren't even seeing more than 30 minutes of action?🤷Take a look at how often these games go under when they're facing weaker teams; isn't it always the same story?🤷
It’s true, isn't it? I mean, seriously, they kept me hanging on by a thread until those last five minutes before everything just fell apart at the buzzer. Why did I even bother playing this game when I clearly had no clue what I was doing in the first place?
The board isn't looking particularly exciting today, though there's one little play with a small stake that caught my eye... I have a feeling the Miami Heat are going to absolutely steamroll Sacramento, so I've decided to go with this:
Handicap on Miami -13.5 Dwyane Wade over 23.5 LeBron James over 27.5
Just a small wager so I can keep an eye on the game.
Amar'e Stoudemire (-19.5+) New York-New Jersey 1.85 under
Dirk Nowitzki (-23.5+) Dallas-Boston 1.85 over
Tony Parker (-18.5+) Utah-San Antonio 1.70 over
Odds: 5.8183
I don't think I even need to break this down for you guys since everything has already been said... I'm riding with Nowitzki because he's playing out of his mind right now and Dallas is going to need every bit of him if they want to pull off this win..
I'll just wait until everyone else starts bragging about their winning tickets before I take a moment to brag a little myself... hehe... Honestly, it's better to celebrate our wins than to sit around cursing at the screen, isn't it? Anyway, let's get back to business... peace.
Arthur Hill2 said:They still ended up winning by 11, didn't they?Check out the box score from that February 20th matchup on NBA.com—you really have to wonder if anyone actually watched the game or if they just checked the stats after the fact to see how badly things went sideways?
Sean Sullivan87, look, I’m clearly more excited about seeing someone get taken out than I am about anyone getting actually hurt, so why on earth did you have to go and edit my post like that?🙂
So they finally fixed the odds, but honestly, what does it even matter at this point? Thanks anyway, I guess... now looking at the secondary market, we're left with three parlay options: two on the San Antonio Spurs, two on the Clippers, and one on the Los Angeles Lakers. What do you guys think about that?
Did anyone else catch the Chicago Bulls game to tell me how that actually wrapped up? I took the handicap at -9.5, but I'm seeing total chaos online where one sportsbook says they won 90-79 while others are claiming 90-82...
I don't think I even need to break this down for you guys since everything has already been said, right? I'm putting my money on Nowitzki because he's absolutely locked in right now, and honestly, isn't he the only one who can actually carry Dallas to a win today?
Sean Sullivan87 said:These Los Angeles Lakers are an absolute disaster, seriously, I can't even believe how pathetic they are right now.
And honestly, tell me who is actually playing well? The only thing remotely decent is Chicago occasionally showing some life, but the rest of this? It’s criminal... everyone is just beating up on everyone else without any actual quality.
darkgull11 said:Honestly, I’m just an idiot... from here on out, I'm only betting on Chicago with the biggest handicap possible because let's face it, these people are absolute machines who play everything with such terrifying conviction... and Orlando has absolutely screwed me over a million times whether I was playing them or against them, so where does it all end?
Maybe I’m just an idiot... from here on out, I’m strictly playing the Chicago handicap, whether it’s huge or tiny... because people are absolute machines... they play everything with such terrifying conviction... and Orlando has screwed me over a million times whether I'm betting on them or against them... where does this madness even end?
shadowjackal27 said:I’ve already mentally written off the Boston game. Honestly, I don't even know why I put them on my parlay when there were so many better picks out there.
They spend the whole game fighting just to stay within five, then they blow a ten-point lead, and it's just the same endless cycle of misery. Am I crazy, or does this feel like a one-way street to a loss?😢
Oh, come on, what are you whining about now? It's only a seven-point deficit at the half, which isn't exactly a disaster... they'll pull it together and win this thing eventually. Honestly, I'm more worried about Orlando... if Howard doesn't step up, those guys are in serious trouble.
Based on how things started, you’d almost swear they were going to run away with it just like most other teams do, but is this really the end of the story when we're only at the beginning? A fifteen-point lead can evaporate in the blink of an eye if you aren't paying attention...