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NBA Handicapping: Bettors expecting Miami Heat to close out series with win and cover

05.15.2013     01:02 PM     Printer Friendly
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Here are the consensus bets for tonight’s two NBA Playoff Games courtesy of Bookmaker. Note that the percentages represent the number of bets (not total handle) placed on each given wager.

Sides
Miami -14 - 62.1%
Oklahoma City -4.5 - 51.5%

Totals
Memphis-Oklahoma City OVER 185 - 74.7%
Chicago-Miami UNDER 181 - 51.9%

Moneyline
Chicago +1300 - 86.9%
Memphis +175 - 67.8%



Tags: NBA Miami Heat Chicago Bulls Memphis Grizzlies Oklahoma City Thunder




NBA Betting News: Memphis Grizzlies and Miami Heat go up 3-1

05.14.2013     10:02 AM     Printer Friendly
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Submitted by Stat Intelligence

The night is running late so let’s jump right into the numbers…

Memphis 103, Oklahoma City 97 (in overtime)

2-Point Percentage: Oklahoma City 42%, Memphis 42%

3-Point Shooting: Oklahoma City 9/20, Memphis 6/17

Free Throws: Oklahoma City 20/22, Memphis 25/29

1’s and 2’s: Oklahoma City 70, Memphis 85

Rebounds: Oklahoma City 44, Memphis 41

Turnovers: Oklahoma City 15, Memphis 7

An inverse of Game One. This time, it was Oklahoma City as the road team blowing a big lead (up 17 at one point), so Memphis as the home team could “steal” a win. The Grizzlies had to go overtime to do it. In fact, Oklahoma City won G1 by a 93-91 score, while this one went OT at 94-94. Those two cancel out. The other two games in the series were 6-point Memphis wins (one at each site).

Average Regulation Result: Memphis by 2.5

Memphis is now +17 in turnover differential, which Read more


Tags: NBA Memphis Grizzlies Oklahoma City Thunder Miami Heat Chicago Bulls State Intelligence




NBA Gambling: Nearly 60% of bettors on Miami Heat for Game 4

05.13.2013     11:14 AM     Printer Friendly
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Here are the consensus bets for tonight’s two NBA Playoff Games courtesy of Bookmaker. Note that the percentages represent the number of bets (not total handle) placed on each given wager.

Sides
Miami -8 - 59.0%
Memphis -4.5 - 56.3%

Totals
Oklahoma City-Memphis OVER 185 - 55.6%
Chicago-Miami UNDER 185.5 - 53.2%

Moneyline
Oklahoma City +170 - 70.7%
Chicago +340 - 59.5%



Tags: NBA Miami Heat Chicago Bulls Oklahoma City Thunder Memphis Grizzlies




NBA Handicapping: Deng and Hinrich out for Game 3

05.10.2013     01:08 PM     Printer Friendly
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Miami -8 at Chicago O/U O/U 186.5

No real surprise but Chicago's Luol Deng, Kirk Hinrich, and (gasp!) Derrick Rose have been officially ruled out for tonight's Game 3 vs. Miami.


"It's hard, man," Deng said of having to sit out. "We've had a long season. I've played with a lot of injuries. I've went through the wrist [injury] with torn ligaments. I had a fractured thumb, I played with it. I just went through all that to be able to play. I just didn't think something besides an injury would keep me out, and that's what makes it really hard. I don't know what you can do."

When asked how weak he feels, Deng replied: "Very. It's really my first day out of the house and out of the hospital. I haven't really left my bed much or done much."






Tags: NBA Chicago Bulls Miami Heat




NBA Postseason Betting Recap: Heat and Warriors bounce back strong

05.09.2013     07:49 AM     Printer Friendly
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Submitted by Stat Intelligence

Golden State got off the mat from Monday night’s gut punch with a fury...as they dominated the first half on the way to a 9-point road win. Miami reminded everyone why they’re favorites to go the distance, routing Chicago by 37 (and it could have been worse).

Numbers and notes…starting with the more compelling of the two…

Golden State 100, San Antonio 91

2-Point Percentage: Golden State 44%, San Antonio 44%

3-Point Shooting: Golden State 11/23, San Antonio 5/21

Free Throws: Golden State 13/20, San Antonio 16/24

1’s and 2’s: Golden State 67, San Antonio 76

Rebounds: Golden State 50, San Antonio 48

Turnovers: Golden State 9, San Antonio 10

It’s tempting to say that Golden State learned a lesson about protecting a second half lead. But, you know what? They were outscored 48-38 in the second half. They had a LOUSY second half, lowlighted by only 17 points in Read more


Tags: NBA Stat Intelligence Golden State Warriors Miami Heat Chicago Bulls San Antonio Spurs




Teddy Covers' Las Vegas Wise Guy Report: Chicago Bulls outplay Miami Heat

05.07.2013     01:39 PM     Teddy Covers     Printer Friendly
Submitted by Teddy Covers

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To call the Heat prohibitive favorites in their series against the Bulls is something of an understatement!  Miami was a 12.5- or 13-point favorite by tip-off against Chicago for Game 1, the single highest pointspread of the second round by a fairly wide margin.  For the series, the Heat opened as 1:50 favorites offshore and 1:30 favorites here in Vegas (laying $30 or $50 to win a single dollar).  Even after their Game 1 loss, the Heat are still 1:9 chalk to win the series; a true rarity when it comes to series prices for teams trailing 1-0 having already lost their home court advantage.

Games aren’t played on paper, and despite Miami’s enormous perceived advantage, they were clearly not the better team in the series opener on Monday Night.  Some of that was simply rust off following a week long layoff.  San Antonio – the other team that swept their first round series, then sat around waiting for the second round – was comparably flat.  But unlike Miami, San Antonio saved their best ball for crunch time of the fourth quarter, whereas the Heat looked gassed and shocked when Chicago scored the final ten points of the Read more


Tags: NBA Chicago Bulls Miami Heat Teddy Covers




NBA Playoff Betting Recap: Chicago Bulls stun Miami Heat in Game 1

05.07.2013     07:25 AM     Printer Friendly
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Submitted by Stat Intelligence

Today was the day for my annual eye check. Which, apparently, I only do once every five years because I had fallen out of their records at the doctor’s office. Given the goop they drop in, and the stuff they do to confirm that you’re getting older, things were still a little bit blurred and streaky tonight. And, THEN the Chicago/Miami game Monday night turned into something where you couldn’t believe your eyes…

Chicago 93, Miami 86

2-Point Percentage: Chicago 45%, Miami 44%

3-Point Shooting: Chicago 7/18, Miami 7/24

Free Throws: Chicago 24/29, Miami 17/25

1’s and 2’s: Chicago 72, Miami 65

Rebounds: Chicago 46, Miami 32

Turnovers: Chicago 15, Miami 8

Great to see Chicago’s passion and intensity continue. It’s very easy to lose a step after climbing a mountain. Chicago climbed a bigger mountain! At least for one night.

You know…we’ve seen Miami Read more


Tags: NBA Chicago Bulls Miami Heat Stat Intelligence




NBA Handicapping: Estimated Market Power Ratings for Conference Semifinals

05.05.2013     07:45 AM     Printer Friendly
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Submitted by Stat Intelligence

We have numbers up in the markets for three of the four second round series. I’ll drop in an estimate for Miami and Chicago. Then we’ll tweak that as needed. I think the market is using 4 points for home court advantage to this point through the playoffs…so I’ll use that as a guideline.

88: Miami

85: San Antonio

84: Memphis

83: New York, Oklahoma City

82: Indiana

81: Golden State

80: Chicago with Deng and Hinrich

78: Chicago without Deng and Hinrich

I have to say I was very surprised when San Antonio opened up around -8 or -8.5 vs. Golden State. I don’t think the Spurs are suddenly chasing down Miami just because they swept the shorthanded Lakers. I don’t think Golden State is light years behind the rest of the West either. We’ll see. I’ve used 85 and 81 as a starting point. Maybe the Golden State media is right that this is a much worse matchup talent-wise for Read more


Tags: NBA Stat Intelligence




NBA Playoff Betting Recap: Brooklyn Nets force Game 7 vs. Chicago Bulls

05.03.2013     06:57 AM     Printer Friendly
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Submitted by Stat Intelligence

It’s rare when you watch a team stay alive in the playoffs with a road victory, and come away from the game thinking “gutless.”

It’s just that...the bits and pieces of bodies that were wearing Chicago Bulls uniforms tonight battled so hard that anything else pales by comparison. Chicago was on basically a 5.5 man rotation…and one of their 40-minute guys was playing with plantar fasciitis pain that would have the rest of us on crutches. Another was dealing with the flu in a garbage can during timeouts.

Against a shorthanded team dealing with injuries, flu, and fatigue, the Brooklyn Nets scored 33 points in the first quarter, but only 35 points in the second half. They didn’t shoot well inside (extremely horrible in the second half because they started off well). They were only 5 of 14 on treys. They missed 11 free throws. And, they were outrebounded.

It was a win. And, it was a win that may have launched the Nets into a second round Read more


Tags: NBA Chicago Bulls Brooklyn Nets Stat Intelligence




NBA Gambling Alert: Hinrich out, Deng and Gibson questionable for Game 6

05.02.2013     01:52 PM     Printer Friendly
Brooklyn at Chicago -1 O/U 183.5

Yikes...

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Tags: NBA Chicago Bulls Brooklyn Nets



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