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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 6908164, member: 1020707"] NBA Toronto Raptors @ Indiana Pacers: [B]Toronto Raptors (+ 6.5) /// 1.85[/B] Last bet won. And this is the 3rd successful prediction in a row! As I wrote in the previous prediction, Dejounte Murray replaced Trae Young without any problems at all. Incredible performance: 25 points in 39 minutes, 9 rebounds, 11 assists (and only 3 turnovers), 40% realization of three-point shots and 2 steals. Almost a triple-double! Yes, Paolo Banchero and Garry Harris didn't play, but even with them Atlanta would have won. The Hawks played too powerfully in the 2nd half! Total score of my bets: NBA 53-58 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: Toronto on the road will not lose to Indiana by more than 6 points. Indiana has a back-to-back. And here's an interesting statistic this season: Indiana has played 10 back-to-backs and has never won by more than 6 points! And the opponents were both contenders and underdogs: lost at home to Charlotte (by 1 point), won at home Milwaukee (by 2 points), lost on the road to Minnesota (by 18 points), lost on the road to Memphis (by 13 points), lost at home to Boston (by 17 points), lost on the road to Denver (by 8 points), lost on the road to Portland (by 3 points), won at home Phoenix (by 2 points), won at home Memphis reserves (by 6 points), lost at home to Sacramento (by 11 points) and lost at home to Toronto (by 1 point). That is 3 wins by 7 losses, and the Raptors are among those teams. In general, the statistics of the last 10 games between Indiana and Toronto tells us that in 6 of them Raptors did not lose by more than 6 points. And this season Raptors have played 29 away games and lost by more than 6 points only 10 times. As for Toronto's form, everything is great: after an All-Stars weekend, the Raptors beat their main rivals for a spot in the Play-In (Brooklyn was destroyed by 28 points and Atlanta by 2 points). Indiana is good too, but they have obvious problems with back-to-backs this season. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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