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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7101838, member: 1020707"] NBA Boston Celtics @ Brooklyn Nets: [B]Brooklyn Nets (+ 13.5) /// 1.63[/B] Last bet won. Yeah, that's my second winning bet in a row. It was possible to bet on a 14-point handicap for odds around “2.00” before the game, as the Lakers still decided to use load management. Therefore, Luka Doncic, Gabe Vincent, Dorian Finney-Smith and Trey Jemison III did not play. But the depth of the Lakers roster was enough to even fight for a win against Denver! Austin Reaves was definitely the MVP of this game. Ballhandler, shooter, and as of this season a very solid defender. And this player was not chosen in the draft! I still don't understand why Austin Reaves didn't win the most improved player award. My betting score is MLB 101-93 in favor of successful, NBA 155-176 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 7-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. New bet: Brooklyn Nets at home will not lose to Boston Celtics by more than 13 points. Boston has the 2nd game of a road back-to-back and I'm sure some of the Celtics starting five players will be rested again. I think that Jayson Tatum, who played 37 minutes in the game against Miami, will probably not play. Al Horford, who has only participated in one back-to-back games this season, probably won't play. All in all, Boston will play with a semi-reserved roster and I have no doubts about that. So if you want to bet on tastier odds, I advise you to bet as early as possible. Brooklyn is a well-trained team in terms of tactical schemes. Very diverse in offense and focused on results. Jordi Fernandez is a talented coach like JJ Redick, Ime Udoka, Steve Kerr, Mark Daigneault, Kenny Atkinson and Joseph Mazzulla. So if Boston does win, it won't be an obvious win. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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