So team A beats team B at home in the first game of the season by 27 points (the line for this game was Team A -6.5pts).
Then 1 month later team A is playing team B again at team B's home court.
Team A had 20 offensive rebounds while team B had 5 offensive rebounds. Team A missed 36 shots (43%) and Team B missed 38 shots (28%). Team A made 5 3-pointers (26%) and Team B made 3 3-pointers (21%). Team A had 12 turnovers and Team B had 17 turnovers.
As the season has progressed Team A has shot 42% from the field and opponents have shot 42%. Team A has 99 offensive rebounds while their opponents have grabbed 57 offensive rebounds. There are more stats that I could go into, but this line just seems wrong. I just don't get it. Is homecourt that important? I feel like a kid on christmas or some shit, this should not be happening. Is this the ultimate trap? I don't get it. I feel this is one of these games where by gametime the line moves 6 points from the original number.
I don't see any way this line can be any less than the original line of Team A -6.5pts. So the line comes out and the line is Team A -4.5pts.
Everything I see online says the exact same players will be playing in this game as the original game. Team B has not improved significantly, they are 3-6 overall and 2-5 ats. just lost by a ton in their last game and had no shot from the opening tip.
I think I may be losing a lot of money tomorrow, fellas. ****
I'm relatively new, been betting for a year, but I just don't see how I lay off this. Money management seems difficult in this type of situation.