Wall with a great all around game last night as we improve our record to 7-3 with 176x of total profit. Our ROI is laughably near 61% because of the two POY nails, and our ATS record climbs to 7-1. 
I also cashed the Knicks / Heat under for full game and 2h, which was posted in yesterday's thread. I hope some were able to get on those. I am not counting it on the record as neither play was posted as a lock; but we are heating up here, and I would hope we're all feeling good about what is to come with the playoffs approaching.
Lock record: 7-3 +176x
Lock ATS: 7-1 +218x
POY: 2-0 +135x
Total units risked: 290x / Avg play: 29x / ROI: 60.69%
Tonight we move our attention to the ATL for 20x, where we look at a team rounding into prime playoff form and on its largest win streak in nearly two decades. During the win streak, they have climbed to what is essentially a tie among the top of their division with Indiana and are fighting for the 2 seed. The New York Knickerbockers have won 9 in a row and Carmelo is on fire coming off of a 50 point showing in which he went 7 of 10 from trey.
Outlooks:
Knicks: "It's going to be a fight all the way to the end with Indiana and we want to win our division so these guys are playing for something," Woodson said. "So every game means something and it's important that we continue to win."
Hawks: "As we move forward as well, I'm going to have to limit some guys' minutes, still have some guys who are a little banged up, some guys that are tired so chances are we will be resting guys these last seven games," Drew said.
So basically, we can get the team whose coach feels they have more to play for, that has won 9 in a row, whose best player tied a career high with 50 a night earlier, that is more popular with the public, as a 2.5 point dog.
Atlanta Hawks -2.5 -105
One positive note is that this man may have more trouble tonight in Philips Arena (if he plays, he's listed as questionable), as he recorded just 2 rebounds during 23 minutes of action yesterday in his return from an injury due to a bulging disc:
FULL WRITE UP TO COME:
some record keeping including all locks to date since I do not keep one thread:
I also cashed the Knicks / Heat under for full game and 2h, which was posted in yesterday's thread. I hope some were able to get on those. I am not counting it on the record as neither play was posted as a lock; but we are heating up here, and I would hope we're all feeling good about what is to come with the playoffs approaching.
Lock record: 7-3 +176x
Lock ATS: 7-1 +218x
POY: 2-0 +135x
Total units risked: 290x / Avg play: 29x / ROI: 60.69%
Tonight we move our attention to the ATL for 20x, where we look at a team rounding into prime playoff form and on its largest win streak in nearly two decades. During the win streak, they have climbed to what is essentially a tie among the top of their division with Indiana and are fighting for the 2 seed. The New York Knickerbockers have won 9 in a row and Carmelo is on fire coming off of a 50 point showing in which he went 7 of 10 from trey.
Outlooks:
Knicks: "It's going to be a fight all the way to the end with Indiana and we want to win our division so these guys are playing for something," Woodson said. "So every game means something and it's important that we continue to win."
Hawks: "As we move forward as well, I'm going to have to limit some guys' minutes, still have some guys who are a little banged up, some guys that are tired so chances are we will be resting guys these last seven games," Drew said.
So basically, we can get the team whose coach feels they have more to play for, that has won 9 in a row, whose best player tied a career high with 50 a night earlier, that is more popular with the public, as a 2.5 point dog.
Atlanta Hawks -2.5 -105
One positive note is that this man may have more trouble tonight in Philips Arena (if he plays, he's listed as questionable), as he recorded just 2 rebounds during 23 minutes of action yesterday in his return from an injury due to a bulging disc:
FULL WRITE UP TO COME:
some record keeping including all locks to date since I do not keep one thread:
