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Laura Morris4 said:where the hell is 10.5
we're definitely on the same page here
BetLive and Premier in Canada, haven't checked which American bookies have it listed...
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Laura Morris4 said:where the hell is 10.5
we're definitely on the same page here
Arthur Hill2 said:Regarding Boston, we have to mention this is their third game in three nights, though then again, that's just the Bobcats...
I'm looking at wins for Miami and Dallas in these "national" matchups, taking the over on LeBron James, and so on... but tonight is just for fun. Betting takes a backseat.🙂
Lawrence Castillo76 said:Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce did not fly with us to Charlotte. With Ray Allen out tonight as well, welcome to the No Big Three era
So, can the home team actually hold their own against the rest of the Boston squad?
Dana Baker2 said:Detroit under 87.5.
When you're playing against the Chicago Bulls, nobody really manages to bully them—and by "nobody," I mean absolutely nobody. 😁...especially those weaker teams from the East. Detroit is proving that point—they’ve been putting up 83 (home), 77 (away), and 68 (away) against Chicago this season. Since I don't see the Bulls pulling away with an early blowout, I'm expecting solid defense all night long. My money is on the Pistons under.
Charlotte-Boston under 183.5./Charlotte under 87.5.
Boston is on a brutal stretch of games and fatigue is definitely starting to set in. After that embarrassing showing against the Toronto Raptors, they absolutely cannot afford a slip-up here. Even though their offense is struggling big time, their defense is solid—they’ve been locking teams up and keeping opponents under 90 points. In fact, 9 of the last 10 Celtics games have gone under 183.5. Since the Bobcats are basically the worst team in the league right now, I don't see them hitting 90 points, but I also don't expect a massive Boston blowout given how packed their schedule has been lately.
Portland under 102.5.
Sacramento is at home, and even though their defense is absolute trash, they can take on pretty much anyone—including a gutted Portland squad that clearly doesn't care about winning anymore. Honestly, I don't see the Blazers being able to clear this margin in what should be a relatively even game, especially without LaMarcus Aldridge. Looking at their last seven outings, they only went over once (that was at home against the Golden State Warriors), and when they played the Kings, they put up 92 on the road and then 101 at home twice—but again, that was with Aldridge actually on the roster.
I see there’s zero breakdown on the point totals or the over/under for the LA Lakers vs Dallas game...😕 I don't know why they're just sitting around waiting—honestly. I’ve got something in mind, but I'm not about to go talking just for the sake of talking without being sure.
Also, it’s pulling at me. LeBron James over 26.5I don't know, man—what is even going on with Dwyane Wade? Word is he's playing, but I'm not buying it.🤷 In that case, I’d step in and handle this myself.
I'm feeling this one too. 👍
analoghound21 said:Of course they have motivation: 🙂
Who else are you gonna be motivated against if you aren't playing them? 🤷 I mean, not saying they’re gonna pull an upset or anything... 😁
Looking at the Charlotte Hornets and Boston, honestly, my money is on Charlotte under 87.5. It's their third game in three days and, like you guys say, the old guys are probably gonna want to slow things down again. Given the circumstances, I don't see this turning into some track meet... 🧐
...the Hornets have been putting up 82 lately (away at Miami), 85 (home vs Detroit), 90 (away at Cleveland), and 85 (home vs Washington); though I’m expecting an even slower pace than those games here.
The Celtics have been giving up 82 (to the Nets), 84 (to Toronto), 84 (to Atlanta), 107 (to Miami), 79 (to the 76ers), and 72 (to the Pacers)...
Anyway, regarding that Orlando under bet... you gotta remember the Cleveland Cavaliers are also playing their third game in three days. That means the Magic could really benefit if they force a faster tempo, and frankly, I don't have much faith in how the Cleveland Cavaliers defend right now. Plus, after two rough losses (81-109 to Atlanta and 93-85 to Washington), the Magic should be hungry enough to show up. So, I’d be careful there 🤷 ...if we were talking about a more consistent team, I'd take it in a heartbeat, but hey, it's Orlando... 😳
analoghound21 said:still went under even without the vet🙂
plus Orlando probably hits the over, while the Bulls barely scraped by in OT...
got 11 games today 👋 OKC, Atlanta, and Houston are looking pretty lethal 🙂