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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 6919979, member: 1020707"] NBA New York Knicks @ Sacramento Kings:[B] Sacramento Kings (- 3) /// 1.85[/B] Last bet lost. Well here Miami played very responsibly, as if it was the 7th game of at least the 1st round of the Playoffs. Very clean on offense (only 8 turnovers) and just perfect on defense (14 steals). That's what made it possible to win with confidence. Detroit played as well as the opponent allowed. No more and no less. Handicap of 8 points should have been passed, but again, this game was very successful for Miami if we are talking about hustle. My betting scores are NBA 63-67 in favor of the unsuccessful, MLB 30-27 in favor of the successful, NHL 2-3 in favor of the unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-8 in favor of the unsuccessful. New bet: Sacramento at home will beat New York by 3 points or more. The game with the Lakers and Milwaukee showed that Kings are in very good shape now. Last games Sacramento simply destroys their opponents by pace. Knicks are having problems with injuries to key players. Yes, it's one thing to beat Portland and in terrible shape Philadelphia, and another thing to hold a 3-point handicap against prime home and almost healthy Sacramento. Trey Lyles, Sasha Vezenkov will not play for the Kings, and Kevin Huerter is questionable. I can't call these losses serious for Sacramento. Yes, Kevin is a starting five player, but he is the team's 5th option and probably the weakest option in the Kings' starting five. New York, on the other hand, has key players injured: Julius Randle, Mitchell Robinson and OG Anunoby's participation is questionable. Last season Sacramento also won at home in March at 5 points. But New York had both Julius Randle and Mitchell Robinson healthy then. So why can't prime Sacramento this season win by 3 points or more again? Especially for juicy odds! Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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