BetCrimes1984
CTG Big Brother
On Monday, Orlando faces Cleveland in a Home rest vs B2B spot. Compounding this spot for Cleveland is (1) the fact it will be their 4th game (& 3rd road game) in 5 days, and (2) they'll be playing off the run 'n gun style of Denver.
Cleveland
- is 3-6 SU & ATS in road B2B games.
- is 1-5 SU & ATS in a road B2B game after winning SU & ATS their previous game (their sole win here vs a team w/a losing record [IND]).
- in B2B games this season, has
1 instance of winning both their games ATS
7 instances of splitting their games ATS
2 instances of losing both their games ATS
- has played 1 road game that doubled as a 4th in 5 nights this season - they lost by 35 points (vs Detroit), after winning at home (SU & ATS) the night before.
- Cleveland's win over Atlanta was their 11th win as a Dog this season. Within 2 games following 9 of their previous 10 Dog wins, they have registered at least 1 ATS loss. The only instance where they didn't register such a loss, was when their following 2 opponents were Miami then Washington, whose combined records come to 33-64: Denver & Orlando's combined records come to 62-39.
- 10 of Clevelands last 12 road losses (83.3%) have been by at least 8 points.
- face their nemesis the San Antonio Spurs in 2 days.
Orlando
- after starting the season poorly at home (6-9 ATS) and strongly on the road (16-4 ATS), has since reversed trends at both venues (6-2 ATS last 8 at home, 4-5 ATS last 9 on the road).
- is 6-1 SU & ATS this season off 2 days rest (only loss came at home, while they still had a losing SU record at home).
- is 6-0 SU & ATS off their last 6 ATS losses (thats 17 straight games without registering consecutive ATS losses).
- is 4-1 SU & 5-0 ATS vs Cleveland over their last 5 meetings (their only SU loss being in Cleveland).
It's fairly obvious that above and beyond the indicators for an ORL play that come from the home rest vs b2b thread (as long as they open no higher than -7.5, which I doubt they will), that it's an ideal (almost imperative) for such a play that Cleveland wins SU/ATS vs Denver, which kicks in all sorts of supporting facts on the side of the Magic. Cleveland, off hopefully a furious run 'n gun paced win, might then just be content, in their 4th in 5 spot, to overlook the Magic for the Spurs back at home in a couple of days.
Cleveland
- is 3-6 SU & ATS in road B2B games.
- is 1-5 SU & ATS in a road B2B game after winning SU & ATS their previous game (their sole win here vs a team w/a losing record [IND]).
- in B2B games this season, has
1 instance of winning both their games ATS
7 instances of splitting their games ATS
2 instances of losing both their games ATS
- has played 1 road game that doubled as a 4th in 5 nights this season - they lost by 35 points (vs Detroit), after winning at home (SU & ATS) the night before.
- Cleveland's win over Atlanta was their 11th win as a Dog this season. Within 2 games following 9 of their previous 10 Dog wins, they have registered at least 1 ATS loss. The only instance where they didn't register such a loss, was when their following 2 opponents were Miami then Washington, whose combined records come to 33-64: Denver & Orlando's combined records come to 62-39.
- 10 of Clevelands last 12 road losses (83.3%) have been by at least 8 points.
- face their nemesis the San Antonio Spurs in 2 days.
Orlando
- after starting the season poorly at home (6-9 ATS) and strongly on the road (16-4 ATS), has since reversed trends at both venues (6-2 ATS last 8 at home, 4-5 ATS last 9 on the road).
- is 6-1 SU & ATS this season off 2 days rest (only loss came at home, while they still had a losing SU record at home).
- is 6-0 SU & ATS off their last 6 ATS losses (thats 17 straight games without registering consecutive ATS losses).
- is 4-1 SU & 5-0 ATS vs Cleveland over their last 5 meetings (their only SU loss being in Cleveland).
It's fairly obvious that above and beyond the indicators for an ORL play that come from the home rest vs b2b thread (as long as they open no higher than -7.5, which I doubt they will), that it's an ideal (almost imperative) for such a play that Cleveland wins SU/ATS vs Denver, which kicks in all sorts of supporting facts on the side of the Magic. Cleveland, off hopefully a furious run 'n gun paced win, might then just be content, in their 4th in 5 spot, to overlook the Magic for the Spurs back at home in a couple of days.