STATSYSTEMS SPORTS NBA REPORT
MONDAY, MARCH 2nd 2015
INFORMATION WORTH BETTING ON EACH DAY
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***** Monday, 3/2/15 National Basketball Association Information *****
(ALL RESULTS ATS) - Against The Spread - and most recent, unless noted otherwise. Each and every day during the 2014-15 National Basketball Association season we will analyze all of your daily basketball action, featuring all our Highly-Rated (Situational and Match-up) Power Trends, along with some of our Situational Analysis (Betting Systems) that pertain to some of that days match-ups. Content contained in this report remains exclusive private property of StatSystemsSports.net. Database information may not be reused or disseminated in any form without express written consent of the publisher.
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Inside the Paint – Monday
•Hot Teams
-- Warriors won seven of their last nine games (2-8 last ten AF). Nets are 5-1 vs. spread in last six games (3-2 last five SU).
-- Clippers won six of their last eight games (1-7 last eight AF).
-- Pelicans won/covered their last five games (7-1 last eight AU).
•Cold Teams
-- Toronto lost its last five games (0-3 last three AF). 76ers lost their last seven games (7-1 last eight HU).
-- Suns lost nine of their last twelve games (7-8-1 AU). Miami lost nine of its last fourteen games (3-1 last four HF).
-- Minnesota lost five of its last seven games (4-2 last six HU).
-- Dallas lost its last two games, by 14-10 points (4-1 last five HF).
•Totals
-- 11 of last 14 Philly home games stayed under total.
-- Three of last four Miami home games went over total.
-- Seven of last eight Golden State road games stayed under.
-- Under is 3-0-1 in last four Clipper games.
-- 12 of last 14 Dallas home games stayed under total.
•Series Records
-- 76ers lost their last seven games with Toronto.
-- Heat won their last nine games with Phoenix.
-- Warriors won four of last five games with Brooklyn.
-- Clippers won their last ten games with Minnesota.
-- Pelicans lost nine of last ten games with Dallas.
•Back-to-Backs
-- 76ers are 4-1 vs. spread at home if they played day before.
-- Golden State is 6-4-1 if they played the day before.
-- Pelicans are 11-2 vs. spread if they played night before.
•East vs. West
-- SU: West 189-126 ATS: West 161-151-3
-- East teams HF vs. West: 43-42
-- East teams HU vs. West: 35-39
-- West teams HF vs. East: 63-62-3
-- West teams HU vs. East: 17-13
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Hoop Trends - Monday
•DALLAS is 2-13 ATS (-12.3 Units) revenging a close loss versus opponent of 3 points or less over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was DALLAS 98.9, OPPONENT 104.2.
•GOLDEN STATE is 21-5 UNDER (+15.5 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record - 2nd half of the season over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was GOLDEN STATE 103.5, OPPONENT 94.5.
•DALLAS is 16-1 (+15.0 Units) against the money line in home games off an upset loss as a home favorite over the last 3 seasons.
The average score was DALLAS 108.6, OPPONENT 100.3.
•BROOKLYN is 31-17 (+12.3 Units) against the 1rst half line revenging a loss where opponent scored 100 or more points over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was BROOKLYN 49.7, OPPONENT 49.3.
•NEW ORLEANS is 15-2 UNDER (+12.8 Units) the 1rst half total in road games versus poor foul drawing teams - attempting <=24 free throws/game this season.
The average score was NEW ORLEANS 45.4, OPPONENT 44.8.
•LIONEL HOLLINS is 14-1 ATS (+12.9 Units) versus excellent teams - shooting >=46% with a defense of <=43% - 2nd half of the season in all games he has coached since 1996.
The average score was HOLLINS 91.5, OPPONENT 93.8.
Situational Analysis of The Day
•Play Against - All teams with a money line of +135 to -155 (PHOENIX) - a horrible defensive team (>=102 PPG) against an average offensive team (92-98 PPG), off an embarrassing upset loss by 20 points or more as a home favorite, tired team - playing 6 or more games in 10 days.
(54-13 over the last 5 seasons.) (80.6%, +38.6 units. Rating = 4*)
The average money line posted in these games was: Team favored with a money line of: -118.5
The average score in these games was: Team 103, Opponent 94 (Average point differential = +8.9)
The situation's record this season is: (11-4, +5.0 units).
Over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is: (30-8, +23.0 units).
Since 1996 the situation's record is: (160-79, +6.9 units).
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Monday's Tip Sheet
Systems Analyst William Stillman
•Raptors @ 76ers – 7:05 PM EST
After Saturday’s embarrassing loss to the Knicks, the Raptors have now dropped five consecutive games and are thanking their lucky stars they play in the hopeless Atlantic Division. Toronto was 4-7 in February, dropping the first two, winning four straight and then ending the month in shame. Kyle Lowry sat out his first game on Saturday night, so he should at least be fresh if he returns for this season’s final game in his hometown. Head coach Dwane Casey was hoping to get him refreshed and Toronto’s next game is Wednesday at home against Cleveland, so it remains to be seen if anyone gets additional rest considering tonight’s competition. Lou Williams scored a game-high 22 points in New York, snapping out of a three-game funk where he’d shot 7-for-25. DeMar DeRozan continued his slump by finishing 3-for-15, finishing off a five-game stretch that has seen him shoot 24-for-81 (29.6 pct). He shot over 50 percent only once in all of February.
Nerlens Noel toiled through 34 minutes despite a sore right calf and left quad, so he may not be feeling all that great after banging with Roy Hibbert for much of Sunday night. To be fair, all of the 76ers were beat up in Indiana, as no one who took more than two field goal attempts managed to shoot 50 percent. Robert Covington led the way with 12 points and has scored in double-figures in 13 of the last 14, but injured an arm and is questionable. Isaiah Canaan and Ish Smith are splitting point guard duties almost down the middle these days. Canaan is shooting 34 percent since coming over from Houston and has managed just one assist in each of the past two games. Smith has shot 35 percent since signing with the team, but has been a better distributor and pushes the ball well. New forward Thomas Robinson made his 76ers debut in Inday after being claimed off waivers, playing 24 minutes and finishing with nine points and nine rebounds. Philadelphia is 0-3 against the Raptors thus far, but have covered the last two meetings.
•Warriors @ Nets – 7:35 PM EST
Klay Thompson came to the rescue with a big jumper when Golden State got down 56-30 in Boston on Sunday, as he and Stephen Curry checked in and got to work on stabilizing things, chipping away and then overwhelming the Celtics in the second half. Curry had 37 of the duo’s 57, but Thompson’s defense shouldn’t be ignored. The Warriors tied the season’s longest comeback thus far. Rest may be a factor here since Curry had been playing through a sore right ankle and this will be GSW’s fourth game in five nights. Center Andrew Bogut was expected to be rested on Sunday but participated due to Festus Ezeli’s one-game suspension, logging 18 minutes. This is the final leg of a six-game road swing that has seen them go 3-2.
The Nets might need a quarter to get back into a rhythm at Barclays Center since they haven’t played a game there since Feb. 6, having returned from an eight-game road trip a more confident team. The Kevin Garnett deal yielded Thaddeus Young, whose play has yielded immediate dividends. His 16 points and eight rebounds were vital in Saturday’s upset of Dallas, while Deron Williams led the way with 25 points and six assists, his highest scoring output since Nov. 7. Rookie Bogdan Bogdanovic returned to the Nets lineup after a three-game absence due to an ankle injury, so this is arguably the healthiest the Nets have been all season. They lost at Golden State 107-99 on Nov. 13, covering a 10.5-point spread.
•Suns @ Heat – 7:35 PM EST
The Suns followed up one of their best home wins of the season, Thursday’s OT thriller against OKC, with probably their worst effort, a 101-74 stinker against San Antonio. Blaming everything from a charity gala to a lack of fan support for their struggles, it was hard to explain how Phoenix scored just 24 points at halftime and 41 through three quarters. Markieff Morris said the crowd isn’t as vocal as they should be, a comment he won’t have to deal with for a while since this is the first of a four-game road swing. Eric Bldesoe was a -32 in his 31 minutes against the Spurs, but outplayed Russell Westbrook in the previous game. It’s a safe bet he’ll be motivated for this first matchup with former backcourt mate Goran Dragic. Brandon Knight was 0-for-6 in just 16 minutes on Saturday, leaving with a hip injury that’s got him questionable for this game. The Ft. Lauderdale native has averaged 18.5 points and five assists in his two visits to South Florida as a member of the Bucks, shooting 7-for-12 from 3-point range.
Dragic has been nursing a bad back, but it would take something far more significant to keep him out of this one, his first game against the franchise he’s played 388 career games for. Of course, he parted on awful terms, accusing the Suns front office of not doing right by him. They more than hinted he was a selfish malcontent and there won’t be kissing or making up any time soon. Hassan Whiteside had 14 points and 24 rebounds in Saturday night’s loss to Atlanta and remains the bright spot in an otherwise dreadful season for the Heat. Dwyane Wade dropped 22 points on the Hawks, his highest scoring output of February, looking like he had his lift back after dealing with hamstring trouble most of the month. The Heat upset the Suns in Phoenix on Dec. 9 behind Chris Bosh’s 34 points.
•Clippers @ Timberwolves – 8:05 PM EST
Chris Paul has put the Clippers on his back. While DeAndre Jordan has been a monster, too, but it was Paul who wrestled back a game that was getting away yesterday in Chicago, scoring or assisting on seven consecutive baskets to rally his team from a 58-51 third-quarter deficit. In the nine games Blake Griffin has missed, Paul is averaging 22 points and 14.1 assists, recording nine double-doubles. Jordan, in that same span, has clips of 16.3 points and 19.3 rebounds. L.A. is 6-3 without Griffin, whose return could come later this week. Matt Barnes (hamstring) and J.J. Redick (knee) are questionable here. The Clips are playing the second of a back-to-back for the first time since Feb. 9 and have won four of the last five in this situation. This will be the last leg of a four-game road trip.
Nikola Pekovic was able to get through just 12 minutes due to a sore right foot that is a major concern and might force him to miss this contest altogether. Rookie Andrew Wiggins comes off a 25-point night in Saturday’s loss to Memphis, continuing his Rookie of the Year campaign by punishing perhaps the league’s top defense. Kevin Garnett was ejected on Saturday night, but is still in a honeymoon period with Timberwolves fans who are simply thrilled to have him back. He bought 1,000 tickets to this game to give away to the general public. Rookie Adreian Payne has become a part of the frontcourt rotation, averaging 24.5 points, 6.2 points and 6.8 rebounds over his last four. Minnesota lost 127-101 at Staples on Dec. 1 and will play the Clippers on consecutive Mondays to open March.
•Pelicans @ Mavericks – 8:35 PM EST
New Orleans continues to defy expectations without Anthony Davis, Jrue Holiday and Ryan Anderson, improving to 5-0 with last night’s 99-92 win in Denver. Tyreke Evans led the way with 22 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, embracing taking over as the catalyst. Omer Asik finished with nine points and 16 rebounds in 22 minutes and has teamed with Alexis Ajinca to hold it down without Davis, who may come back late this week from a shoulder injury. Norris Cole has provided a boost in his five games since arriving from Miami, averaging 10.2 points and 3.8 assists. The Pelicans have only beaten one team with a winning record during this Davis-less stretch. Four of the five games have gone over the posted total.
Consecutive double-digit losses have temporarily dropped the Mavericks behind the Clippers into the No. 6 spot in the Western Conference. Tyson Chandler (hip) and Chandler Parsons (ankle) are listed as questionable with nagging injuries. Parsons has missed four games and Chandler has been absent two straight. Rajon Rondo had eight points, seven boards and six assists in his return from a one-game suspension for insubordination, but was lit up defensively by the Nets and continues to struggle making the transition to his new team. Dallas has played seven consecutive games that have gone under the posted total. This will be its final meeting of the season against Southwest Division rival New Orleans, who it has beaten in two of three.
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MONDAY, MARCH 2nd 2015
INFORMATION WORTH BETTING ON EACH DAY
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***** Monday, 3/2/15 National Basketball Association Information *****
(ALL RESULTS ATS) - Against The Spread - and most recent, unless noted otherwise. Each and every day during the 2014-15 National Basketball Association season we will analyze all of your daily basketball action, featuring all our Highly-Rated (Situational and Match-up) Power Trends, along with some of our Situational Analysis (Betting Systems) that pertain to some of that days match-ups. Content contained in this report remains exclusive private property of StatSystemsSports.net. Database information may not be reused or disseminated in any form without express written consent of the publisher.
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Inside the Paint – Monday
•Hot Teams
-- Warriors won seven of their last nine games (2-8 last ten AF). Nets are 5-1 vs. spread in last six games (3-2 last five SU).
-- Clippers won six of their last eight games (1-7 last eight AF).
-- Pelicans won/covered their last five games (7-1 last eight AU).
•Cold Teams
-- Toronto lost its last five games (0-3 last three AF). 76ers lost their last seven games (7-1 last eight HU).
-- Suns lost nine of their last twelve games (7-8-1 AU). Miami lost nine of its last fourteen games (3-1 last four HF).
-- Minnesota lost five of its last seven games (4-2 last six HU).
-- Dallas lost its last two games, by 14-10 points (4-1 last five HF).
•Totals
-- 11 of last 14 Philly home games stayed under total.
-- Three of last four Miami home games went over total.
-- Seven of last eight Golden State road games stayed under.
-- Under is 3-0-1 in last four Clipper games.
-- 12 of last 14 Dallas home games stayed under total.
•Series Records
-- 76ers lost their last seven games with Toronto.
-- Heat won their last nine games with Phoenix.
-- Warriors won four of last five games with Brooklyn.
-- Clippers won their last ten games with Minnesota.
-- Pelicans lost nine of last ten games with Dallas.
•Back-to-Backs
-- 76ers are 4-1 vs. spread at home if they played day before.
-- Golden State is 6-4-1 if they played the day before.
-- Pelicans are 11-2 vs. spread if they played night before.
•East vs. West
-- SU: West 189-126 ATS: West 161-151-3
-- East teams HF vs. West: 43-42
-- East teams HU vs. West: 35-39
-- West teams HF vs. East: 63-62-3
-- West teams HU vs. East: 17-13
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Hoop Trends - Monday
•DALLAS is 2-13 ATS (-12.3 Units) revenging a close loss versus opponent of 3 points or less over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was DALLAS 98.9, OPPONENT 104.2.
•GOLDEN STATE is 21-5 UNDER (+15.5 Units) when playing against a team with a losing record - 2nd half of the season over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was GOLDEN STATE 103.5, OPPONENT 94.5.
•DALLAS is 16-1 (+15.0 Units) against the money line in home games off an upset loss as a home favorite over the last 3 seasons.
The average score was DALLAS 108.6, OPPONENT 100.3.
•BROOKLYN is 31-17 (+12.3 Units) against the 1rst half line revenging a loss where opponent scored 100 or more points over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was BROOKLYN 49.7, OPPONENT 49.3.
•NEW ORLEANS is 15-2 UNDER (+12.8 Units) the 1rst half total in road games versus poor foul drawing teams - attempting <=24 free throws/game this season.
The average score was NEW ORLEANS 45.4, OPPONENT 44.8.
•LIONEL HOLLINS is 14-1 ATS (+12.9 Units) versus excellent teams - shooting >=46% with a defense of <=43% - 2nd half of the season in all games he has coached since 1996.
The average score was HOLLINS 91.5, OPPONENT 93.8.
Situational Analysis of The Day
•Play Against - All teams with a money line of +135 to -155 (PHOENIX) - a horrible defensive team (>=102 PPG) against an average offensive team (92-98 PPG), off an embarrassing upset loss by 20 points or more as a home favorite, tired team - playing 6 or more games in 10 days.
(54-13 over the last 5 seasons.) (80.6%, +38.6 units. Rating = 4*)
The average money line posted in these games was: Team favored with a money line of: -118.5
The average score in these games was: Team 103, Opponent 94 (Average point differential = +8.9)
The situation's record this season is: (11-4, +5.0 units).
Over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is: (30-8, +23.0 units).
Since 1996 the situation's record is: (160-79, +6.9 units).
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Monday's Tip Sheet
Systems Analyst William Stillman
•Raptors @ 76ers – 7:05 PM EST
After Saturday’s embarrassing loss to the Knicks, the Raptors have now dropped five consecutive games and are thanking their lucky stars they play in the hopeless Atlantic Division. Toronto was 4-7 in February, dropping the first two, winning four straight and then ending the month in shame. Kyle Lowry sat out his first game on Saturday night, so he should at least be fresh if he returns for this season’s final game in his hometown. Head coach Dwane Casey was hoping to get him refreshed and Toronto’s next game is Wednesday at home against Cleveland, so it remains to be seen if anyone gets additional rest considering tonight’s competition. Lou Williams scored a game-high 22 points in New York, snapping out of a three-game funk where he’d shot 7-for-25. DeMar DeRozan continued his slump by finishing 3-for-15, finishing off a five-game stretch that has seen him shoot 24-for-81 (29.6 pct). He shot over 50 percent only once in all of February.
Nerlens Noel toiled through 34 minutes despite a sore right calf and left quad, so he may not be feeling all that great after banging with Roy Hibbert for much of Sunday night. To be fair, all of the 76ers were beat up in Indiana, as no one who took more than two field goal attempts managed to shoot 50 percent. Robert Covington led the way with 12 points and has scored in double-figures in 13 of the last 14, but injured an arm and is questionable. Isaiah Canaan and Ish Smith are splitting point guard duties almost down the middle these days. Canaan is shooting 34 percent since coming over from Houston and has managed just one assist in each of the past two games. Smith has shot 35 percent since signing with the team, but has been a better distributor and pushes the ball well. New forward Thomas Robinson made his 76ers debut in Inday after being claimed off waivers, playing 24 minutes and finishing with nine points and nine rebounds. Philadelphia is 0-3 against the Raptors thus far, but have covered the last two meetings.
•Warriors @ Nets – 7:35 PM EST
Klay Thompson came to the rescue with a big jumper when Golden State got down 56-30 in Boston on Sunday, as he and Stephen Curry checked in and got to work on stabilizing things, chipping away and then overwhelming the Celtics in the second half. Curry had 37 of the duo’s 57, but Thompson’s defense shouldn’t be ignored. The Warriors tied the season’s longest comeback thus far. Rest may be a factor here since Curry had been playing through a sore right ankle and this will be GSW’s fourth game in five nights. Center Andrew Bogut was expected to be rested on Sunday but participated due to Festus Ezeli’s one-game suspension, logging 18 minutes. This is the final leg of a six-game road swing that has seen them go 3-2.
The Nets might need a quarter to get back into a rhythm at Barclays Center since they haven’t played a game there since Feb. 6, having returned from an eight-game road trip a more confident team. The Kevin Garnett deal yielded Thaddeus Young, whose play has yielded immediate dividends. His 16 points and eight rebounds were vital in Saturday’s upset of Dallas, while Deron Williams led the way with 25 points and six assists, his highest scoring output since Nov. 7. Rookie Bogdan Bogdanovic returned to the Nets lineup after a three-game absence due to an ankle injury, so this is arguably the healthiest the Nets have been all season. They lost at Golden State 107-99 on Nov. 13, covering a 10.5-point spread.
•Suns @ Heat – 7:35 PM EST
The Suns followed up one of their best home wins of the season, Thursday’s OT thriller against OKC, with probably their worst effort, a 101-74 stinker against San Antonio. Blaming everything from a charity gala to a lack of fan support for their struggles, it was hard to explain how Phoenix scored just 24 points at halftime and 41 through three quarters. Markieff Morris said the crowd isn’t as vocal as they should be, a comment he won’t have to deal with for a while since this is the first of a four-game road swing. Eric Bldesoe was a -32 in his 31 minutes against the Spurs, but outplayed Russell Westbrook in the previous game. It’s a safe bet he’ll be motivated for this first matchup with former backcourt mate Goran Dragic. Brandon Knight was 0-for-6 in just 16 minutes on Saturday, leaving with a hip injury that’s got him questionable for this game. The Ft. Lauderdale native has averaged 18.5 points and five assists in his two visits to South Florida as a member of the Bucks, shooting 7-for-12 from 3-point range.
Dragic has been nursing a bad back, but it would take something far more significant to keep him out of this one, his first game against the franchise he’s played 388 career games for. Of course, he parted on awful terms, accusing the Suns front office of not doing right by him. They more than hinted he was a selfish malcontent and there won’t be kissing or making up any time soon. Hassan Whiteside had 14 points and 24 rebounds in Saturday night’s loss to Atlanta and remains the bright spot in an otherwise dreadful season for the Heat. Dwyane Wade dropped 22 points on the Hawks, his highest scoring output of February, looking like he had his lift back after dealing with hamstring trouble most of the month. The Heat upset the Suns in Phoenix on Dec. 9 behind Chris Bosh’s 34 points.
•Clippers @ Timberwolves – 8:05 PM EST
Chris Paul has put the Clippers on his back. While DeAndre Jordan has been a monster, too, but it was Paul who wrestled back a game that was getting away yesterday in Chicago, scoring or assisting on seven consecutive baskets to rally his team from a 58-51 third-quarter deficit. In the nine games Blake Griffin has missed, Paul is averaging 22 points and 14.1 assists, recording nine double-doubles. Jordan, in that same span, has clips of 16.3 points and 19.3 rebounds. L.A. is 6-3 without Griffin, whose return could come later this week. Matt Barnes (hamstring) and J.J. Redick (knee) are questionable here. The Clips are playing the second of a back-to-back for the first time since Feb. 9 and have won four of the last five in this situation. This will be the last leg of a four-game road trip.
Nikola Pekovic was able to get through just 12 minutes due to a sore right foot that is a major concern and might force him to miss this contest altogether. Rookie Andrew Wiggins comes off a 25-point night in Saturday’s loss to Memphis, continuing his Rookie of the Year campaign by punishing perhaps the league’s top defense. Kevin Garnett was ejected on Saturday night, but is still in a honeymoon period with Timberwolves fans who are simply thrilled to have him back. He bought 1,000 tickets to this game to give away to the general public. Rookie Adreian Payne has become a part of the frontcourt rotation, averaging 24.5 points, 6.2 points and 6.8 rebounds over his last four. Minnesota lost 127-101 at Staples on Dec. 1 and will play the Clippers on consecutive Mondays to open March.
•Pelicans @ Mavericks – 8:35 PM EST
New Orleans continues to defy expectations without Anthony Davis, Jrue Holiday and Ryan Anderson, improving to 5-0 with last night’s 99-92 win in Denver. Tyreke Evans led the way with 22 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, embracing taking over as the catalyst. Omer Asik finished with nine points and 16 rebounds in 22 minutes and has teamed with Alexis Ajinca to hold it down without Davis, who may come back late this week from a shoulder injury. Norris Cole has provided a boost in his five games since arriving from Miami, averaging 10.2 points and 3.8 assists. The Pelicans have only beaten one team with a winning record during this Davis-less stretch. Four of the five games have gone over the posted total.
Consecutive double-digit losses have temporarily dropped the Mavericks behind the Clippers into the No. 6 spot in the Western Conference. Tyson Chandler (hip) and Chandler Parsons (ankle) are listed as questionable with nagging injuries. Parsons has missed four games and Chandler has been absent two straight. Rajon Rondo had eight points, seven boards and six assists in his return from a one-game suspension for insubordination, but was lit up defensively by the Nets and continues to struggle making the transition to his new team. Dallas has played seven consecutive games that have gone under the posted total. This will be its final meeting of the season against Southwest Division rival New Orleans, who it has beaten in two of three.
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GC: NHL Play
Monday card has the Western Conference 100% Total Of The Year and a big 5* Side from an 18-0 system. In College hoops the lead play is an ESPN Power system cashing over 90% long term. Sunday card goes 3-1 NHL Totals Play below.
The NHL totals play is on the under in the Carolina at Chicago game. Rotation numbers 53/54 at 8:35 eastern. This game has a posted total of 5 but should be very low scoring as Chicago moves on without Kane but plays solid defense and has one of the best goalies in the league in Crawford. The Blackhawks have the # 2 defense in the league and have gone under in 16 of 20 vs non conference teams and have played under in 7 of 8 with 2 days rest. Carolina has gone under in 7 of 11 on the road when the total is 5 or less and 15 of 20 off a division game. When playing against a wining team 8 of their last 10 have stayed under. In the series here 3 of the last 4 have stayed under and thats what we will recommenced tonight. The Monday card has the 100% Western Conference Total of the Month and a huge 5* Power system from an 18-0 system., In College hoops its a 90+% ESPN Super system side. Get on now and get the week started big with the most powerful data and exclusive systems available. Sunday card goes 3-1 For the Bonus Play take the under in the Carolina vs Chicago game. GC
Monday card has the Western Conference 100% Total Of The Year and a big 5* Side from an 18-0 system. In College hoops the lead play is an ESPN Power system cashing over 90% long term. Sunday card goes 3-1 NHL Totals Play below.
The NHL totals play is on the under in the Carolina at Chicago game. Rotation numbers 53/54 at 8:35 eastern. This game has a posted total of 5 but should be very low scoring as Chicago moves on without Kane but plays solid defense and has one of the best goalies in the league in Crawford. The Blackhawks have the # 2 defense in the league and have gone under in 16 of 20 vs non conference teams and have played under in 7 of 8 with 2 days rest. Carolina has gone under in 7 of 11 on the road when the total is 5 or less and 15 of 20 off a division game. When playing against a wining team 8 of their last 10 have stayed under. In the series here 3 of the last 4 have stayed under and thats what we will recommenced tonight. The Monday card has the 100% Western Conference Total of the Month and a huge 5* Power system from an 18-0 system., In College hoops its a 90+% ESPN Super system side. Get on now and get the week started big with the most powerful data and exclusive systems available. Sunday card goes 3-1 For the Bonus Play take the under in the Carolina vs Chicago game. GC
Here is today's system bet:
March 2: Phoenix {A} bet
All bets labeled with either {B} or {C} are Exterminator system plays. Bet a flat percentage of your bankroll as instructed in the system manual.
Since you're a member of my Exterminator system, make sure to follow the guidelines below:
- All {A} bets are not part of the Exterminator system. Unless, however, if you have the ability to buy 3 points at -170 odds, then it is strongly advisable to place a small wager on all the {A} bets with buying 3 points, up to 5% of your bankroll. This is an optional betting strategy, which has proven to be a profitable one based on my research. Buying 3 points on {A} bets has won over 65% of the time over the years, so you should bet on {A} bets if you can buy 3 points at -170 odds.
-All {B} and {C} bets are qualified under both the original NBA system as well as the Exterminator system. For the Exterminator system, bet a flat percentage of your bankroll on both {B} and {C} bets. You do not need to buy any points on these bets under the Exterminator system.
- Remember to bet on the point spread (handicap line)
- If your team is a favorite, bet on the money line. If the team is a big favorite resulting in odds that are too unfavorable for you to be comfortable with, then you can either optionally skip the series, or bet on the point spread plus 3 points as normal (only applicable under the original NBA system), but do not continue betting on the series if your team wins the game but the bet does not cover.
Always consider the injury and the best/worst road team filters. Check the injuries to ensure your team's best player isn't out. I will always make my best effort to notify you of game-changing injuries whenever I am aware of them to ensure that you don't make wagers on team that don't pass the injury filter. However, I cannot make guarantees that I will always be able to be on top of every single injury, every game, every day, at all times. Some teams may hold off on releasing relevant injury information until much later in the day. A bet will be unofficial if it does not pass the filters of the system. Ultimately as a bettor, I always strongly encourage that if there's any uncertainty about the status of your team's best player for a game that you always check on final injury updates.
Good luck,
Tony Chau, author of the best-selling Exterminator Betting System
March 2: Phoenix {A} bet
All bets labeled with either {B} or {C} are Exterminator system plays. Bet a flat percentage of your bankroll as instructed in the system manual.
Since you're a member of my Exterminator system, make sure to follow the guidelines below:
- All {A} bets are not part of the Exterminator system. Unless, however, if you have the ability to buy 3 points at -170 odds, then it is strongly advisable to place a small wager on all the {A} bets with buying 3 points, up to 5% of your bankroll. This is an optional betting strategy, which has proven to be a profitable one based on my research. Buying 3 points on {A} bets has won over 65% of the time over the years, so you should bet on {A} bets if you can buy 3 points at -170 odds.
-All {B} and {C} bets are qualified under both the original NBA system as well as the Exterminator system. For the Exterminator system, bet a flat percentage of your bankroll on both {B} and {C} bets. You do not need to buy any points on these bets under the Exterminator system.
- Remember to bet on the point spread (handicap line)
- If your team is a favorite, bet on the money line. If the team is a big favorite resulting in odds that are too unfavorable for you to be comfortable with, then you can either optionally skip the series, or bet on the point spread plus 3 points as normal (only applicable under the original NBA system), but do not continue betting on the series if your team wins the game but the bet does not cover.
Always consider the injury and the best/worst road team filters. Check the injuries to ensure your team's best player isn't out. I will always make my best effort to notify you of game-changing injuries whenever I am aware of them to ensure that you don't make wagers on team that don't pass the injury filter. However, I cannot make guarantees that I will always be able to be on top of every single injury, every game, every day, at all times. Some teams may hold off on releasing relevant injury information until much later in the day. A bet will be unofficial if it does not pass the filters of the system. Ultimately as a bettor, I always strongly encourage that if there's any uncertainty about the status of your team's best player for a game that you always check on final injury updates.
Good luck,
Tony Chau, author of the best-selling Exterminator Betting System
