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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7238560, member: 1020707"] NBA Los Angeles Clippers @ Miami Heat: [B]Miami Heat (- 3.5) /// 1.60 Last bet lost.[/B] Yes, New York Knicks destroyed Toronto by 22 points, and I'm sure no one from our forum created any bet builders, but only bet on the Knicks handicap. However, I noted this as a losing bet in my statistics, as I made a free bet at 888 and needed the odds to be high. But I was 1 point short. At 112-90 score with 3:55 game left, the Knicks players missed 6 consecutive shots. Yes, by that time the game's result was obvious and the role players were coming in. I think the reason is the low quality of the New York bench. My betting score is MLB 201-184 in favor of successful, NBA 189-200 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 10-18 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 7-12 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet:[/B] Miami Heat at home will beat Los Angeles Clippers by 4 points or more. Today I am betting money from my main balance, not bonus funds, so I don't need to look for high odds (as I did yesterday and the day before). The Clippers' main problem is obvious to me: a weak bench due to the absence of Bogdan Bogdanovic, Derrick Jones Jr. and Bradley Beal. It's clear that promising players like Kobe Brown, Cam Christie, Jordan Miller and Kobe Sanders are incredibly weak on both defense and offense. And the option to surround these young players with veterans Chris Paul, Brook Lopez and Nicolas Batum has resulted in even bigger imbalance due to their complete regression this season. Therefore, the loss of the injured Derrick Jones Jr. and Bogdan Bogdanovic is an incredible knock to the Clippers' team play. And even despite a solid performance from Kawhi Leonard, Los Angeles simply lacks quality role players to keep up the pace for the entire game. This became obvious to me in the game against Memphis when I bet on the Clippers. As for Miami, this team has not only stabilized this season, but also improved both team defense and offense (despite the shocking news about Terry Rozier at the beginning of the season). And here I have to admit again that Erik Spoelstra is a genius coach! Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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