Posts by Carl Williams11

It looks like Supersport is trying to pull a fast one by canceling Kirilenko's bet. This has happened to me a few times now—they’ll list Min-Ch for him, then switch it up to Min-Cha for Walker. I really hope I'm misreading this one.

Carl Williams11; said:[/url] Since there isn't a massive amount of value on the board today, I’d single out this matchup: Orlando under 90.5
The first reason is Orlando's lackluster offense combined with their current injury issues. More importantly, though, the Knicks have been suffocating defensively; in their last four games, only Dallas managed to push past that line, and even then, they barely scraped by at 94. When you consider they held the Sixers to low numbers and did the same to Miami, the case for this bet becomes pretty clear.
Confidence level: 4/10

Previous picks—hoping someone caught those wins.

Since the betting board isn't offering much to work with today, I’ll single out this matchup: Orlando vs New York under 90.5.
My reasoning is twofold. First, Orlando's offense has been struggling lately, compounded by some key absences in their lineup. More importantly, the Knicks have been suffocating defensively; in their last four outings, only Dallas managed to push past this total, and even then, they barely scraped by at 94. When you consider how they held the Sixers and Miami in check recently, the data points strongly toward this outcome.
Confidence level: 4/10

It’s not bad. I actually dig this setup where you can stack total points, assists, and rebounds all at once, but right now it’s strictly limited to players from the Heat and Celtics matchups. They might roll out some options for the Lakers later on, though I wouldn't hold my breath.

I’m familiar with everything you just listed, but honestly, the juice kills me. If I’m looking at a line at 1.85, once you strip away the vig, you’re left with 1.76. In my book, that’s a pathetic return for this kind of action.
If you head over to the offshore books, you either won't find these specific markets at all, or the player selection is incredibly thin. It might be because we’re still early in the season and they’re waiting to see how everyone settles in before committing to deeper rosters.
Take Pinnacle, for example; their margins are decent, but they’re mostly just catering to the Miami-Boston matchups.
Regardless, thanks for the input!

Does anyone have recommendations for solid sportsbooks that offer decent player props for the NBA? I’ve been browsing through several of them lately, but honestly, I haven't found anything worth my time regarding the quality of their over/under lines.