Monta Ellis out and going to ride the trend to bet WITH the team missing an injured star.
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03-28-10 02:12 PM #1
Golden State +5.5
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03-28-10 02:14 PM #2
Warriors fukked me last night so I'm staying away Goodluck
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03-28-10 02:17 PM #3
no way golden state will cover this time.
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03-28-10 02:20 PM #4
warriors screwed me over for last time last week
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03-29-10 03:43 PM #5
It truly is an amazing trend that has been hitting at about 75% for about four years. I know that sounds toutish and an exaggeration, but I am not here to sell anything.
In the NBA, if a star player (or someone important) is out, bet WITH that team in the first game he is out regardless of what the line does. I don't get it and I don't care.
Some guys I know will play the first few games they are out. Tonight, I am going to be on Utah. They won outright the other day with him not playing (doubtful) and are 10-4 ATS with him out of the lineup. I am going to make a small play if only because I can't stand the Knicks and I like having extra reasons to root against them.
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03-29-10 04:08 PM #6
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03-29-10 04:14 PM #7
well done had under 228 and just squeeked it in
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