Just to kind of add on to what i said. For example, last night I placed three big wagers. I had the miami heat +5, utah jazz moneyline +105, and Dayton +4. I went 2-0-1 for the night. When i first started gambling i would've taken lakers -5, the suns -1.5, and Richmond -4 and i would've went 0-2-1. I wasn't sharp about things when i first started gambling. The lakers would've been the most obvious choice against the heat but if you look deeper than that the line should've had the lakers favored by more against a weak heat team fighting for a final playoff spot, that throws up a red flag for me. If you go even deeper than that look at the last 3 games the lakers and heat played. All those games were by the smallest of margins. As for the suns game it was kind of similar. You would expect the suns to be favored at home over the jazz by much more than just a point. Automatic red flag if you ask me. Also the suns were playing on a back to back where they just got done scoring 127 on the clippers in a win on the road and had to fly back to phoenix to play scrappy jazz team. I assumed the suns wouldn't have have their legs and be tired in the 2nd half and it held true to form. The jazz knocked off a double digit deficit in the 4th quarter and came storming back to win the game straight up. My point is sometimes you have to dig deep to be on the right side of a game. You got to think outside the box when it comes to sportsbetting. Don't listen to those idiots at ESPN cause they don't know nothin except how to talk. Hope this helps a little bit.
