DarioTheRealO

@DIRECTOR97

 Maybe you should calm down. Also, why not just take easy Money line wins and count them towards your record? You're already misleading people so might as well inflate your numbers even more

Nobody listen to him

He has posted things like this a few times before (claiming he has some insider info) and was wrong.

Only make bets that you are confident in, do not bet based on what others say unless you legitimately believe the person is right

@cheetahmsl

 So you're saying no team has gone on a 0-4 ATS run this season?

This is not true, so I think I'm misunderstanding what you're saying

@cheetahmsl

 Can you please elaborate on what this A B C D progression (or chase system) is?

@AMaciso

Possible let-down spot for the Bulls

If Brogdon was playing, I'd take Pacers ML without thinking twice

But the fact that he is out makes this game tricky

Tough game to call

Lakers are terrible against the spread

But this is a very possible let-down game for Memphis

I was leaning on Memphis but I won't touch this game - too tricky

Miami 3rd game in 4 nights (same with Spurs, but Spurs don't have to travel and aren't on a back-to-back)

Miami missing almost everyone (only have Herro, Robinson, Caleb Martin, Yurtseven, and Garrett)

Spurs have been quite good lately

I think this is one of the bets of the week....

Spurs -5.5

As I already mentioned, the line moved approximately 2 hours before the Garland news broke out, so it has nothing to do with that (unless, again, as I previously mentioned, someone had insider info and bet big on the Pels before the Garland news was announced)

@PGAromes82

 The Garland news came out way after the line moved, so it isn't that (unless someone had insider info and placed a large bet before the Garland news was announced)

@PGAromes82

 Valanciunas, Ingram, and Hart were not placed into COVID protocols though

I'm really thinking it's a whale that bet on the pelicans

Because there was no news that came out that explains the line movement

Anyone have any info on this?

I didn't get any news regarding either of the two teams. Only explanation I can think of is a whale betting on the Pelicans

@stinkroach

I would say Oddshark best reflects the sentiment of bettors (because according to Oddshark, they get their numbers directly from oddsmakers).

You can also use other sites such as Covers. However, their numbers aren't as accurate because they have a smaller sample size of bettors.

I've looked at multiple sources online and it seems like most of the public (around 75% or more) is betting on Golden State -6. However, the line hasn't moved as one would expect (for example to -7 or -8).

For those that don't know, this can sometimes mean that the bookies think Memphis will end up covering so they don't want to give them an even larger advantage and push the line to +8 for them.

I was already leaning towards Memphis, and this makes me more confident in them.

Memphis +5.5

As always, when betting spreads, you can't just take one angle into account, you must look at many different factors. Bet with caution.

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

@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

If you know, you know

Celtics +1

This might be the only time it occurs this season

@joshfactor

 I know, I don't completely disagree

But past results may give some insight into what may happen later on

For example, let's say a team is 12-4 ATS

That means that they're being underestimated, which may continue on into the future (just look at the Cavs' record, bookmakers have been underestimating them quite a bit recently).

Also, I don't solely use past trends to forecast future performance. I do take them into account, along with many other factors.

@JDodds

 Is the 62% record for SU or ATS? I'm assuming it's for SU

So I've noticed that when teams go on a road trip, they tend to play against the Lakers and Clippers on back-to-back nights.

I was wondering if anyone knows where we can find a stat that shows the ATS record of the second game (based on whether the first game was a Win/Loss)?

Or something similar to this.