*Certain underdogs of 7+ avenging a home blowout loss to same opponent are 4-26-1 Under since 2011.
| O/U: | 4-26-1 (-8.81, 13.3%) | avg total: 196.5 |
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Working on some over/under systems that i'll be closely monitoring over the next few days. Will be taking a seat back for the next week but just posting for anyone who finds it useful
Agreed mate and thanks for pointing it out. Games 10-55 I have no problem hitting 65-70% each year but after all-star break, situational plays have been far worse for me. One of the reasons why i'm taking some time off to evaluate from a far. We'll see what I can dig up 
Like it even more thanks to this pointless stat. These are the types of trends that always lose, the ones that make absolutely no sense.
Like it even more thanks to this pointless stat. These are the types of trends that always lose, the ones that make absolutely no sense.
It's a situational trend affecting both teams that only highlights revenge blowout games, exactly the game that is taking place today.
The trend posted on #16 is not situational at all
I'm a Knicks fan an I watch every game. We play way more loose away from the garden. This team doesn't trust each other at all and since Shumpert went down we have been dreadful defensively. This team has no heart and they are very poorly coached. But................. this is Miami and the Knicks always bring their A game against the Heat. They get up to play this team every time. With that being said I will be playing the over. The Heat don't take NY seriously and our perimeter defense is just plain awful without Shumpert. I think Miami covers but I really like the over. Miami plays team basketball and those type of teams abuse the Knicks. Heat 111-96
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