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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7229748, member: 1020707"] NBA Oklahoma City Thunder @ Charlotte Hornets: [B]Oklahoma City Thunder (- 13.5) /// 1.73 Last bet won.[/B] And that's my 3rd winning bet in a row! Yes, as expected, Anthony Davis and P.J. Washington didn't play. Cooper Flagg played well in isolation, but his defense was very bad. And in general, it's very obvious that he doesn't understand Dallas's game schemes. I mean he's not a bad player on an individual level, but his team effort against the Clippers was incredibly weak. As for Los Angeles, it wasn't perfect, but it was enough to win. James Harden? He was cooking! At 36 years old! My betting score is MLB 201-184 in favor of successful, NBA 183-191 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 10-18 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 7-11 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet:[/B] Oklahoma City Thunder on the road will beat Charlotte Hornets by 14 points or more. I watched both of Oklahoma's recent games against Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers. I watched them almost fully (I only watched the 4th quarter of the game against the Warriors in highlights). And I can say that I have never seen stronger team defense. Moreover, the Thunder players read the game very well and choose the most optimal options on offense. Honestly, I don't know how Charlotte can hold a 14-point handicap. The Hornets will be playing a back-to-back after a very difficult away game against Milwaukee (including overtime), where almost the entire starting five played 41 minutes or more. In addition, LaMelo Ball was unable to finish this game due to a micro injury, and it is unclear whether he will play in the game against Oklahoma City. The Thunder roster is fresh, and there is also a possibility that Luguentz Dort will return from injury. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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