Hey Guys, brand new to this site, but not new to betting. I have this game capped at Orlando -8 and of course we see the line is only -3.5.
I have a car I am trying to sell and I do own it outright. Was talking with my bookie this morning and told him I would bet the car against his money. The car is only a $7,800 blue book value car by the way and he said he would put up $6,500 for the bet. Meaning if I win, he pays me, If I lose, the car is his. By the way, it's not my only car, I have another one that is newer.
Also, he doesn't know which side I am taking yet, only that I want to bet on this game.
Here is my reasoning for Orlando:
1) They didn't give up in game 4 like everyone thought.
2) When they hit their shots and are playing Orlando basketball, they are one of the best in the playoffs.
3) Solid home court advantage coming off 2 home losses to the Celtics. Revenge.
4) Oddsmakers lost a ton of money in the first 2 games of this series at Orlando when the line was -6 to -7.5 in most places. Now they have adjusted to -3.5. Most bets are pouring in on Boston tonight as usual because everyone assumes they are the better team.
5) Boston is an older team and now being asked to play every other day in a possible 6 or 7 game series. The blowouts they have inflicted have been after 3 or more days rest.
Someone give me enough information that this is not a great play warranted of the risk.
All thoughts appreciated!
Thanks,
Noob
I have a car I am trying to sell and I do own it outright. Was talking with my bookie this morning and told him I would bet the car against his money. The car is only a $7,800 blue book value car by the way and he said he would put up $6,500 for the bet. Meaning if I win, he pays me, If I lose, the car is his. By the way, it's not my only car, I have another one that is newer.
Also, he doesn't know which side I am taking yet, only that I want to bet on this game.
Here is my reasoning for Orlando:
1) They didn't give up in game 4 like everyone thought.
2) When they hit their shots and are playing Orlando basketball, they are one of the best in the playoffs.
3) Solid home court advantage coming off 2 home losses to the Celtics. Revenge.
4) Oddsmakers lost a ton of money in the first 2 games of this series at Orlando when the line was -6 to -7.5 in most places. Now they have adjusted to -3.5. Most bets are pouring in on Boston tonight as usual because everyone assumes they are the better team.
5) Boston is an older team and now being asked to play every other day in a possible 6 or 7 game series. The blowouts they have inflicted have been after 3 or more days rest.
Someone give me enough information that this is not a great play warranted of the risk.
All thoughts appreciated!
Thanks,
Noob