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[QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7104192, member: 1020707"]
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Chicago Bulls @ Sacramento Kings: [B]Sacramento Kings (- 4.5) /// 1.62

Last bet won.[/B] And that's the 2nd winning bet in a row! Houston, of course, relaxed in the 4th quarter, but the handicap of 16 points was enough for my bet to win. I don't understand how the bookies gave almost equal odds before the game, as Orlando Magic looks very weak in team offense and defense. My betting score is MLB 101-93 in favor of successful, NBA 159-177 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 7-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful.
[B]New bet:[/B] Sacramento Kings at home will beat Chicago Bulls by 5 points or more. Chicago has a road back-to-back! The Bulls played in the first game against Phoenix, and all players in Chicago's starting five have played 30 minutes or more. Sacramento also had a tough game against Cleveland, but still the Kings have a home back-to-back. Lonzo Ball and Ayo Dosunmu will definitely not play for Chicago. Sacramento will not have Domantas Sabonis, while Jake LaRavia and Zach LaVine are questionable. And here's the key point! Zach LaVine is not injured. He missed the game against Cleveland due to personal reasons. My guess is that it was a load management and Zach LaVine will play against his former team. Well, if he plays, the odds on Sacramento's handicap will drop as well. So if you are planning to bet, you should bet as soon as possible. Bet? Sure! :cool:;)
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