I have said it before and I will say it again
betting on totals in the NBA is for retards who don't understand the game scores in basketball come down to maybe 60% pace and 40% offensive efficiency. The Problem is that pace is nearly impossible to predict with any real consistently. Efficiency is not that difficult to predict but you can have 2 teams shoot 50% from the field and only score 190 points...and you can have 2 teams shoot 40% from the field and score 210 points. It's a total crapshoot
total betting in football for example is fantastic. Because if you take 2 great offensive teams playing each other, the games will usually go over. You take a great defensive team playing a bad offensive team and the game will go under
the ONLY exception I will make to playing totals is if a certain team has been murdering their lines for a while. For example, I played Indy/NYK earlier this year because both teams had been just scoring monster points for an extended period of time. The knicks had covered the over in their games by a large margin and same thing with Indy
guess what happened in that game?? the 2 teams score a bajillion points in 3 quarters, but the game slowed down to a fukking crawl in the 4th quarter and the 2 teams failed to cover the over by 1 point. Lesson learned, I don't think I'm ever gonna play totals again the NBA
betting on totals in the NBA is for retards who don't understand the game scores in basketball come down to maybe 60% pace and 40% offensive efficiency. The Problem is that pace is nearly impossible to predict with any real consistently. Efficiency is not that difficult to predict but you can have 2 teams shoot 50% from the field and only score 190 points...and you can have 2 teams shoot 40% from the field and score 210 points. It's a total crapshoot
total betting in football for example is fantastic. Because if you take 2 great offensive teams playing each other, the games will usually go over. You take a great defensive team playing a bad offensive team and the game will go under
the ONLY exception I will make to playing totals is if a certain team has been murdering their lines for a while. For example, I played Indy/NYK earlier this year because both teams had been just scoring monster points for an extended period of time. The knicks had covered the over in their games by a large margin and same thing with Indy
guess what happened in that game?? the 2 teams score a bajillion points in 3 quarters, but the game slowed down to a fukking crawl in the 4th quarter and the 2 teams failed to cover the over by 1 point. Lesson learned, I don't think I'm ever gonna play totals again the NBA