IMO the best way to bet game 1 of the nba finals is to live bet throughout the game with a lean towards the warriors.
Both of these teams are super streaky. You've seen it multiple times through the playoffs, where one team will go down a lot and vice versa.
I don't know who will win Game 1, but I feel confident that at some point in the game the warriors will be down by 10+ points and you can get a pretty good warriors line at like +4 or +5. I do think that regardless of who wins this game the outcome will likely be close, and if the dubs go down big vs the raptors, i feel better about their ability to climb out of the hole then the raptors.
Considering how large the swings are in Warriors game, and sometimes the Raptors as we saw many times against the Bucks, you might even be able to build in a little bit of arbitrage. You could be in a situation where all you are risking is the juice if there are large swings in the game, but you could double up if the end falls within the arbitrage parameters.
For instance, if you can get dubs at +4 or 5 and then the dubs go on a run and then you get Toronto at +2 or 3in the 3rd quarter when the dubs play the best ball of anyone in any quarter, then you have both sides and if the game falls in between dubs +4 and toronto +2 then you can win both bets. If it falls out of there you lose the juice on both bets. Essentially you are risking 10% of each of your bets for a chance to win 90%.
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IMO the best way to bet game 1 of the nba finals is to live bet throughout the game with a lean towards the warriors.
Both of these teams are super streaky. You've seen it multiple times through the playoffs, where one team will go down a lot and vice versa.
I don't know who will win Game 1, but I feel confident that at some point in the game the warriors will be down by 10+ points and you can get a pretty good warriors line at like +4 or +5. I do think that regardless of who wins this game the outcome will likely be close, and if the dubs go down big vs the raptors, i feel better about their ability to climb out of the hole then the raptors.
Considering how large the swings are in Warriors game, and sometimes the Raptors as we saw many times against the Bucks, you might even be able to build in a little bit of arbitrage. You could be in a situation where all you are risking is the juice if there are large swings in the game, but you could double up if the end falls within the arbitrage parameters.
For instance, if you can get dubs at +4 or 5 and then the dubs go on a run and then you get Toronto at +2 or 3in the 3rd quarter when the dubs play the best ball of anyone in any quarter, then you have both sides and if the game falls in between dubs +4 and toronto +2 then you can win both bets. If it falls out of there you lose the juice on both bets. Essentially you are risking 10% of each of your bets for a chance to win 90%.
I'm goijg with player props in game 1. I think Danny Green has a breakout game (by breakout I mean about 12pts) so i'll be targeting him on a points prop at anything less than 10.5
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I'm goijg with player props in game 1. I think Danny Green has a breakout game (by breakout I mean about 12pts) so i'll be targeting him on a points prop at anything less than 10.5
Bet the under two well rested teams should lock down on defense, take Toronto 1Q at home while Golden State plays through the rust, and take Toronto to win. After game 1 take the Warriors to win the series you should get em for a buck 75 2 dollarsish. If you like the raptors, you’re gonna love the price you’ll get before Game 5 when they’re down 1-3!
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Bet the under two well rested teams should lock down on defense, take Toronto 1Q at home while Golden State plays through the rust, and take Toronto to win. After game 1 take the Warriors to win the series you should get em for a buck 75 2 dollarsish. If you like the raptors, you’re gonna love the price you’ll get before Game 5 when they’re down 1-3!
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