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I started noticing last season that the lowest total on an NBA board is a game usually played at a slow pace or sloppily. I figured the oddsmakers felt it would be played the same way.
So this is the system me and a buddy came up with. I'm not sure if this is something new or not, but figured I'd share anyway. Bet the UNDER in the lowest NBA total of the night if... 1. There are at least five games on the board. 2. If the total is lower than 188 (>183 is even better). 3. At least one of the teams is in the East (this will almost always be the case). *If there are two totals that are the same or within half a point, stay away or bet both. Here's another thing to look at, although I haven't tested is statistically and it doesn't come up a whole lot. The same teams are often involved with the lowest total of the night -- Bulls, Bucks, etc. If a team has the lowest under and it goes over then has the lowest under again the next night, double your bet on the under. Last season, the system went 56-44-1 (57%) for 7.6 units. This season, it's 15-10 (60%) for 4 units. These games are horrendous to watch and will come close to the total since they're so low, but it's made me money in the last year or so, and I hope it will for y'all as well.
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I've been betting for years casually but am just getting into the online stuff because with the travel my job requires it makes it a lot easier.
I have residences in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. I've been trying for a few days to deposit money into various books but have come up empty every time. I had money in a sportsbook.ag account from a few years back but I here cashing out there is a pain, so I'm looking for something different. Every book I try to deposit into there's a problem with my credit card or something, so I bought a Visa gift card and tried to do it that way, but it didn't work. Any advice on depositing/the best book for my needs would be appreciated. Thanks
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It's never too early to throw in some Cup futures. Here are three I like and four I don't. I cashed in on the Kings at 18-1 on a bet I made in July.
Nashville 15-1 With one of the league's best goaltenders, the Predators are poised for another postseason run. Mike Smith cooled off Nashville this year but the Preds will be back, especially if they can add a piece on offense. San Jose 25-1 Time is running out for big Joe Thornton and Co. to get it done, and at 25-1 they've got some good value. This team makes the playoffs almost every year and definitely has a sense of urgency. New Jersey Devils 30-1 This team did just make the Stanley Cup, right? Sure, Marty Brodeur isn't getting any younger and they may lose Zach Parise to free agency, but with a couple more bounces in games 1 and 2 of this series, the Devils could be celebrating right now. Others to consider: Coyotes 40-1, Bruins 15-1 Four I don't like: LA Kings 10-1 The repeat-era of the NHL has seemingly ended and if you really want to take the Kings, wait till September till they sink to 15-1 or 20-1. Pittsburgh Penguins 5-1 This team gave up the same amount of goals the Kings did this postseason. One team won the Cup and one got knocked out in the first round. Unless they completely overhaul the blueline, I see more postseason struggles in the 'burgh. Detroit Red Wings 10-1 Nick Lidstrom will be sorely, sorely missed this season. We will finally see just how great he really was for the Wings. This team also doesn't seem to have the edge those older Red Wing teams did. Tampa Bay 20-1 This is probably a sexy pick at 20-1 considering the Bolts made the conference finals last year and have the league's best scorer, but I don't see them bouncing back to take the Cup. Weak defense will be exposed against the Pittsburghs and Philly's of the East. Also stay away from: Chicago 10-1, St. Louis, 10-1
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