How does OKC lose to Atlanta at home?

lunchbawks · 11-04-12, 09:23 PM

fukk josh smith he can just as easily shoot you out of a game

athletic team, lots of speed, and OKC turned the ball over all night

Sport_Fish · 11-04-12, 09:24 PM

Yeah def....betting NFL and NCAAF seems like a walk in the park compared to betting on NBA.

Only way to make money off NBA is keep away from the regular season. Go big on playoff time - its fairly easy to make big money there.

brainfreeze0 · 11-04-12, 09:29 PM

Was all over Atlanta for game, 2nd half, and the over. Nice cash out

brainfreeze0 · 11-04-12, 09:31 PM

Well that and

Wojo · 11-04-12, 11:39 PM

Welcome to the NBA.

The best team doesn't always win, let alone cover the point spread.

Frisco · 11-04-12, 11:44 PM

Betting NBA is all about bankroll management and discipline. Losses will happen so can't overreact to them. Playing the dogs seems to help too

Hangoverblack · 11-04-12, 11:45 PM

Originally posted by easyliving

This result makes absolutely no sense to me. Atlanta missing its best player, on the road in 1 of the toughest places to play in the NBA and yet they play very solid and win the game. How do you cap a game like this and how do you see this coming? Results like this make me want to stop betting for good.

Do yourself a favor, and never bet a big name public favorite when 95% of gamblers on on that teams Moneyline, 70% on the spread, and the line is moving against them. Huge trap here.

A4K · 11-05-12, 12:11 AM

Originally posted by easyliving

This result makes absolutely no sense to me. Atlanta missing its best player, on the road in 1 of the toughest places to play in the NBA and yet they play very solid and win the game. How do you cap a game like this and how do you see this coming? Results like this make me want to stop betting for good.

Happens almost once a week. Team A, who is superior, thinks they can just show up and beat team B with minimal effort. Team B, who is inferior, comes out pumped to show the league they are not chumps and can hang with team A. The disparity in talent from a mid-tiered team like Atlanta to a top tier team like the Thunder is razor thin when you think about it.

lunchbawks · 11-05-12, 12:23 AM

kobstopa · 11-05-12, 02:23 AM

this is especially when the Hawks had lost to the Rockets at home two night before

Goat Milk · 11-05-12, 04:06 AM

thunder a streaky team. gonna bet them on the road more this year. veterans love playing in okc.

Wojo · 11-05-12, 10:10 PM

goat,
Not disputing your statement, but do you mean veterans from other teams like playing in OKC or OKC veteran players?

Irregardless, just curious why you think this?
TIA!