Recap: Had two plays of 10 or >, a 69% play, thought I'd split at worst case but got hosed by OT.
The Ov in Miami was dead from the git, with the Heat putting up a 12 pt Q1.
Had 232 at the end of Q4 in Atlanta, Under my # 239, but it was 116-116 and I lost in OT.
Record: 6-7.
Spotted a wrong # in yesterday's chart update: 38-31, Ov 22-18, Un 15-13.
The Ov + Un was one fewer than the total 38-31, researched and corrected, had one more W than there should be, update with yesterday's losses is:
37-33, Ov 22-19, Un 15-14.
10 or > Ov 10-5, Un 6-4
I'm underwater for the first time this season, by one game.
Need to find a W or this could start getting ugly.
Short card of only four games, thought I wouldn't get a play, but one game fits:
LAC/Mia Ov 214' (16)
A whopping differential of 16, and the game total looks to be still dropping so the diff could get even wider.
Problem is - do I want to buy an Over with a team that put up quarters of 12 and 17 last night?
Let's look at a couple things.
Since the Heat played last night, let's find out how Miami does in game two of B2B's.
And I'll check my logbook to see the record of games with a diff of 15 or >.
Miami has played B2B twice this season, one game went Over, one went Under.,
Not much help there in trying to decide what to do tonight.
The first time was H-H (home-home), like tonight's game. They were off a loss to Milwaukee the night before. Game one they scored 97, game two 119. That's 22 pts higher in game two.
That helps make the case to play the Over.
The second time they were A-A (away-away), game one they scored 81, game two 124. Game two was 43 pts more than game one. That helps make the case to play the Over.
In two B2B games the Heat avg'd 37' more pts in the second game.
But the 43 was against Brooklyn, not a very good team defense-wise.
Tonight they get LAC, the 4th best D in pts against. That doesn't help the case to play the Over.
Let's look at their D in B2B's.
First time in game two of B2B's they gave up 36 pts fewer than the first game,
second time they gave up 37 more pts. No help there.
A check of the log book shows I have four spots where the diff was 15 or >. Ov 2-0, Un 2-0.
Neither of the two Overs had Miami in them, but . . .
factoring in the10-5 record on Overs in this spot (10 or >),
and the second game pt rise in Miami's game two's of B2B's,
and the 2-0 record on 15 or >,
I think I just talked myself into a buy.
The line is down 3 pts from the opener, seems like waiting to see if it keeps dropping is the right move for right now. I'll post the number I get.
Good luck to all with your plays tonight.
Buys:
LAC/Mia Ov 213'