Pace, neither game started at 7:05. Those were only the posted starting times. Both games started much closer to 7:15. Had to update a couple of different players' injury status before pulling the trigger on these plays. Pre -game is the most reliable way, imo, which is why I waited. I am sorry for the late post. But with plays like these, where injury updates are critical in determining whether or not I make a play, I know no other way, than to wait for the lineups to be announced and go from there. Only definitive injury report I know. Better opportunities will present themselves in the 2nd half for both games, however, as both plays are trailing in the 1st half. If you are interested in playing both, you will get much better numbers at the half, than the ones I have for the game.
GL tonight,
Z
3-1, tonight.
2-0 with the small plays, and 1-1 with the action plays. Pacers ruin the party, and the potential 4-0 sweep. They let Knicks shoot 15/34 from beyond the arc, and in effect lost the game at the three point line. When the Knicks shoot at that high of a percentage from 3 point range, they are a very difficult team to beat..not just for the Pacers, but for any team, imo. Knew that going in, so can't be upset over taking the L in that one. As far as the total in Philly, even after a 61 pt 1Q, the game stayed under the posted total by 31 points, bringing in the 1-1 split for the night, on action plays. The two smaller plays, were winners right out of the gate, as both teams, were in control throughout the entire game. Always nice to collect on easy winners every once in a while.
Will most likely take tomorrow off, and enjoy the Super Bowl :drink:
GL to everyone, on what I hope will be a profitable Sunday for all of us :toast:
Z
2-0 with the small plays, and 1-1 with the action plays. Pacers ruin the party, and the potential 4-0 sweep. They let Knicks shoot 15/34 from beyond the arc, and in effect lost the game at the three point line. When the Knicks shoot at that high of a percentage from 3 point range, they are a very difficult team to beat..not just for the Pacers, but for any team, imo. Knew that going in, so can't be upset over taking the L in that one. As far as the total in Philly, even after a 61 pt 1Q, the game stayed under the posted total by 31 points, bringing in the 1-1 split for the night, on action plays. The two smaller plays, were winners right out of the gate, as both teams, were in control throughout the entire game. Always nice to collect on easy winners every once in a while.
Will most likely take tomorrow off, and enjoy the Super Bowl :drink:
GL to everyone, on what I hope will be a profitable Sunday for all of us :toast:
Z
With my football season closing on such a high note, I am looking forward to taking a healthy break, sometime in the very near
future...Between betting NFL, NHL, and NBA, it is, it has been, and will continue to be a full time commitment on my part to cap
games. Considering the amount of time spent, a break may be, just what the
doctor ordered..A time to reflect on recent success, and a time to plan on future success :toast:
GL to everyone as always,
Z
future...Between betting NFL, NHL, and NBA, it is, it has been, and will continue to be a full time commitment on my part to cap
games. Considering the amount of time spent, a break may be, just what the
doctor ordered..A time to reflect on recent success, and a time to plan on future success :toast:
GL to everyone as always,
Z
Well I think their chances of covering the 7 they were giving for the game, we're slim right out of the gate. But I had taken them SU, through the halftime play I made. They hung around, despite a miserable shooting performance from beyond the arc (3 of 20 for the game from 3 pt range), but Nelson being taken out of the game certainly didn't help the cause. I would make that bet 10/10 times. So no regrets on my part. It is always reassuring to look back on a loss, and know that you would have done nothing differently, if you could do it all over again.
