Acela Angle

If you know, you know

Celtics +1

This might be the only time it occurs this season

I don't know . Clue me in before I blow my cash on the bucks . Thanks. 

Read up on it but not taking the Celtics based on the bucks taking a train to Boston after beating the Knicks.  Bol to us both 

@Raider4life22

It has nothing to do with them taking the train, it's just named that way

It's just a weird phenomenon that somehow magically works most of the time.

There's also the fact that it's the Bucks' third road game across four days. And the Celtics came back home from a poor road trip, they're looking to bounce back.

Best of luck

How about tomorrow ?

@DarioTheRealO

 Is there one today?

Think it only applies if visiting team is on back to back from New York to Boston and vice versa

@Digitalkarma

Do I need to spell it out for you?  Everyone who follows basketball knows who the knicks played last. guess where sky fucker is playing today?

Lol dayum did I hit a nerve there buddy no need to get hostile. 

I read the Acela angle only applies to teams that play New York to Boston or Boston to New York on back to back days... NOT 2 days of rest. Look it up on Google. 

@deegen

 lmao he's literally telling you it only applies on a back to back, gsw played at knicks like 2-3 days ago so its not a b2b is it?? 

https://www.vegasinsider.com/nba/story.cfm/story/624775

Look at the dates. 

Good luck on your Celtic bet 

As the others mentioned, it's only for back-to-back games

Chance for this trend to right itself when Charlotte travels to NY on 1/17 then on to Boston on 1/19.

Best,

FF