john_entony
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Utah Jazz @ Denver Nuggets: Denver Nuggets (- 12.5) /// 1.85
Last bet lost. And this is the 4th losing bet in a row! Again I'm in a very unpleasant series of defeats. It's always hard to get out of it. What about Minnesota? Yeah, Rudy Gobert really let his team down. That his gesture with the score 97-96 in favor of the Timberwolves with 27 seconds left in the game (and Minnesota still had overtime) was just unprofessional! It would seem that the Timberwolves were much closer to victory, but a technical foul, and then Anthony Edwards does not hit the shot for the win. And overtime. Back-to-back, fouled out Rudy Gobert and a terrible game by Anthony Edwards. All in all, overtime was unnecessary for Minnesota, and as a result: Cleveland wins by 9 points. So we say thanks to Rudy Gobert for robbing us and move on. My betting scores are: NBA 58-65 in favor of unsuccessful, MLB 30-27 in favor of successful, NHL 2-3 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-8 in favor of unsuccessful.
New bet: Denver at home will destroy Utah by 13 points or more! Yes, here's a brave bet that absolutely clashes with the head-to-head statistics (only 1 time in the last 10 games Denver beat the Jazz by 13 points or more), but we realize that Utah on the road this season is probably one of the weakest versions in the last 10 years. Let's add injuries: leader Lauri Markkanen will definitely not play, as well as Taylor Hendricks. Keyonte George and Walker Kessler are also questionable. Joker is questionable for Denver, but we all know how many times he's been questionable before the games and how many games he's missed this season? The answer is two games. So Denver is fully healthy, playing at home, and beat Boston convincingly in their last game after all! Motivation? There won't be a problem with that either, because in the last game against each other, Utah beat Denver by 13 points. I think the revenge with a big score is obvious. Bet? Sure!
Utah Jazz @ Denver Nuggets: Denver Nuggets (- 12.5) /// 1.85
Last bet lost. And this is the 4th losing bet in a row! Again I'm in a very unpleasant series of defeats. It's always hard to get out of it. What about Minnesota? Yeah, Rudy Gobert really let his team down. That his gesture with the score 97-96 in favor of the Timberwolves with 27 seconds left in the game (and Minnesota still had overtime) was just unprofessional! It would seem that the Timberwolves were much closer to victory, but a technical foul, and then Anthony Edwards does not hit the shot for the win. And overtime. Back-to-back, fouled out Rudy Gobert and a terrible game by Anthony Edwards. All in all, overtime was unnecessary for Minnesota, and as a result: Cleveland wins by 9 points. So we say thanks to Rudy Gobert for robbing us and move on. My betting scores are: NBA 58-65 in favor of unsuccessful, MLB 30-27 in favor of successful, NHL 2-3 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-8 in favor of unsuccessful.
New bet: Denver at home will destroy Utah by 13 points or more! Yes, here's a brave bet that absolutely clashes with the head-to-head statistics (only 1 time in the last 10 games Denver beat the Jazz by 13 points or more), but we realize that Utah on the road this season is probably one of the weakest versions in the last 10 years. Let's add injuries: leader Lauri Markkanen will definitely not play, as well as Taylor Hendricks. Keyonte George and Walker Kessler are also questionable. Joker is questionable for Denver, but we all know how many times he's been questionable before the games and how many games he's missed this season? The answer is two games. So Denver is fully healthy, playing at home, and beat Boston convincingly in their last game after all! Motivation? There won't be a problem with that either, because in the last game against each other, Utah beat Denver by 13 points. I think the revenge with a big score is obvious. Bet? Sure!