NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
Miami Heat ML
BOL.
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NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
Miami Heat ML
BOL.
CMM ? do you play teasers often, or just in cases like this one only, ? when is it a good time to take the teasers bet ? is there a rule of thumb for teasers ?...
Thanks have a great weekend ...
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Quote Originally Posted by CrazyMilkMan:
NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
Miami Heat ML
BOL.
CMM ? do you play teasers often, or just in cases like this one only, ? when is it a good time to take the teasers bet ? is there a rule of thumb for teasers ?...
NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
Miami Heat ML
BOL.
I absolutely love that teaser bet. I just don't see anyway the heat lose game one at home and I don't think it is too much to expect both teams to hit 90. My guess is the total is so low because of the eastern conference finals, but the Mavs don't have as strong of a defense as the Bulls did.
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Quote Originally Posted by CrazyMilkMan:
NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16 NBA Playoffs YTD: 100-70-3
I have no idea why the total dropped from 188.0 but if it could get any better I'm playing whatever favors the OVER. Total goes 175+ easy. Miami is a pretty good defensive team (started getting better somewhere in December-January). Chicago's awful offense made it look even tougher. With both teams, able to stage comebacks after comebacks I don't think the UNDER will be safe. Both teams played each other twice earlier in the season and both goes over 180 easily. I know Dallas plays good team defense but on one-on-one situation they aren't much of a threat. Durant's lack of experience made Shawn Marion look like a hell of a defender, Terry, Barrea and Kidd most of the time been torched by Westbrook (what more can a Wade do). Guys like Bosh, Dirk and LBJ is so potent in scoring in the post season that's why I'm amazed as to not see the total open somewhere like the DAL-OKC series. OVER is the best play in Game 1.
OVER 186.5
I do have a side play but I'm more comfortable of playing Miami ML. I played it with a 4 point teaser which looks like:
Miami -0.5 & OVER 182.5
The payout is -109 so it's pretty okay rather than taking the -200 ML for the heat. I think Miami wins the ever so important Game 1. Else, my +180 Dallas to Win will really be interesting. It's at +145 in sportsbook and down to +160 in bet365. The bet gives you a lot of possible hedging chances since the Mavericks can give the Heat a run for their money.
I'm holding out for a better price at that ML but I'm throwing it out there and will just update the price I get. I seriously have yet to find any confidence taking the Heat minus the points with the way the Mavs are playing this post season so expect a good action at the half where money will be made. There's loads of reason why to take one side or the other but I made it simpler for myself to save the headache of capping hours and hours and get nothing. Bulls did beat the Heat in the regular season but looked what happened in the Playoffs (the regular season result should've been close since it's played near the playoffs). Mavs just pulled the same number and that was way back early in the season (Do not bother equating Butler in the equation). Anyway, I simply use the process of elimination and it saved me the head ache. LBJ cancels out Dirk. Wade cancels out Terry. Bibby/Miller+whoever cancels out JJ/Kidd+whoever. Bosh sticks out and has always been consistent scoring in double figure against Dallas (against Chandler/Haywood or even Dirk).
Miami Heat ML
BOL.
I absolutely love that teaser bet. I just don't see anyway the heat lose game one at home and I don't think it is too much to expect both teams to hit 90. My guess is the total is so low because of the eastern conference finals, but the Mavs don't have as strong of a defense as the Bulls did.
Just curious, but why do you seem to think the only way the Heat can win is if the refs help them?
He didn't say that was the only way they could win, he said that miami will be gifted a win by the refs. Miami is a great team, with phenomenal players, but their free throw disparity is alarming.
It's simple. The league loves it's superstars.
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Quote Originally Posted by aggieaccountant:
Just curious, but why do you seem to think the only way the Heat can win is if the refs help them?
He didn't say that was the only way they could win, he said that miami will be gifted a win by the refs. Miami is a great team, with phenomenal players, but their free throw disparity is alarming.
CMM ? do you play teasers often, or just in cases like this one only, ? when is it a good time to take the teasers bet ? is there a rule of thumb for teasers ?...
Thanks have a great weekend ...
Nope. I rarely do play them but if a good opportunity presents itself, why not? I don't think there's a certain rule when playing teasers. I believe you play teaser only when you're confident with one side and would want a better shot with the other (total/side) bet through buying a couple of points.
In my play, buying the Heat down to almost a pick isn't very profitable. So to get more bang for your bucks with the Heat play (that should almost be at pick) I paired it with the total which I'm very confident about (you only tease it if you're really really confident with the other play). Teasing it also presents you a good hedging strategy come the 2H which if you play it right could get you even more money.
I don't promote teasing, parlaying or buying points. They are not a profitable way to go about in sports betting. Only do so when you are very confident with the play and if it has a good possibility to hedge out at some point in the game.
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Quote Originally Posted by topcat69:
CMM ? do you play teasers often, or just in cases like this one only, ? when is it a good time to take the teasers bet ? is there a rule of thumb for teasers ?...
Thanks have a great weekend ...
Nope. I rarely do play them but if a good opportunity presents itself, why not? I don't think there's a certain rule when playing teasers. I believe you play teaser only when you're confident with one side and would want a better shot with the other (total/side) bet through buying a couple of points.
In my play, buying the Heat down to almost a pick isn't very profitable. So to get more bang for your bucks with the Heat play (that should almost be at pick) I paired it with the total which I'm very confident about (you only tease it if you're really really confident with the other play). Teasing it also presents you a good hedging strategy come the 2H which if you play it right could get you even more money.
I don't promote teasing, parlaying or buying points. They are not a profitable way to go about in sports betting. Only do so when you are very confident with the play and if it has a good possibility to hedge out at some point in the game.
I absolutely love that teaser bet. I just don't see anyway the heat lose game one at home and I don't think it is too much to expect both teams to hit 90. My guess is the total is so low because of the eastern conference finals, but the Mavs don't have as strong of a defense as the Bulls did.
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Quote Originally Posted by aggieaccountant:
I absolutely love that teaser bet. I just don't see anyway the heat lose game one at home and I don't think it is too much to expect both teams to hit 90. My guess is the total is so low because of the eastern conference finals, but the Mavs don't have as strong of a defense as the Bulls did.
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