BetCrimes1984
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It's a brave man that takes an Under when Suckamento's "defense" is on show?
Dallas
- is 5-2 to Under at an average of 193.7 points in a B2B game vs the West this season.
- has alternated total results their last 7 home games: OUOUOUO...??
Sacramento
- is 6-0 to Under at an average of 186.8 points in a B2B game they lost SU vs the West. Team totals of 90, 78, 77, 90, 81 & 82 put up in this spot, for an average of 83.0 points. They are 0-4 SU this season playing a road game off a SU win, 0-9 SU off their last 9 SU wins.
- is 3-0 to Under at an average of 203.6 points in a road game vs the West off a SU win.
- after starting the season 6-3 to Over at an average of 205.2 points off an Over result, is 13-4 to Under at an average of 200.9 points off their last 17 Over results. They registered an Over result last night w/Memphis.
Fairly obvious what interest's me here - Sacramento's reputation for pathetic defense/proficient offense simply hasn't meant squat when they've lost a B2B game vs the West this season, not once breaking the 90 point ceiling. Anyone seriously entertaining them winning this game SU? Their 2 road B2B wins against the West have come courtesy of the Clippers & Nawlins (<< during their "great start" to the season).
Further to this end is the fact they play this game off a SU win which, as noted above, has seen them go 0-9 SU & 3-6 ATS off their previous 9 SU wins (0-6 SU & 1-5 ATS when playing a non-divisional opponent, such as Dallas is). What this speaks to is a team that's quickly satisfied with a good effort in their previous game. You'd think a team that's just ended a 6 game losing streak would be eager not to immediately start another losing streak - buzzz. 5 of the Kings last 7 SU wins have ushered in 8, 6, 5, 8 & 6 game losing streaks.
And while they totaled 218 points in a recent meeting in Dallas, the Kings had 2 players (Williams & Salmon) who combined to shoot north of 50% in contributing 31% of their points scored, and contributed nearly 50% of their assists for the game (7/15). Here neither of those players are w/the Kings any longer, and neither team was playing B2B - & that game went over this line by just 5 points. These player absences & B2B realities are going to what? more likely see that 218 total climb here? or drop? I'll bet on the latter.
small bet on Under 213.5 points
Dallas
- is 5-2 to Under at an average of 193.7 points in a B2B game vs the West this season.
- has alternated total results their last 7 home games: OUOUOUO...??
Sacramento
- is 6-0 to Under at an average of 186.8 points in a B2B game they lost SU vs the West. Team totals of 90, 78, 77, 90, 81 & 82 put up in this spot, for an average of 83.0 points. They are 0-4 SU this season playing a road game off a SU win, 0-9 SU off their last 9 SU wins.
- is 3-0 to Under at an average of 203.6 points in a road game vs the West off a SU win.
- after starting the season 6-3 to Over at an average of 205.2 points off an Over result, is 13-4 to Under at an average of 200.9 points off their last 17 Over results. They registered an Over result last night w/Memphis.
Fairly obvious what interest's me here - Sacramento's reputation for pathetic defense/proficient offense simply hasn't meant squat when they've lost a B2B game vs the West this season, not once breaking the 90 point ceiling. Anyone seriously entertaining them winning this game SU? Their 2 road B2B wins against the West have come courtesy of the Clippers & Nawlins (<< during their "great start" to the season).
Further to this end is the fact they play this game off a SU win which, as noted above, has seen them go 0-9 SU & 3-6 ATS off their previous 9 SU wins (0-6 SU & 1-5 ATS when playing a non-divisional opponent, such as Dallas is). What this speaks to is a team that's quickly satisfied with a good effort in their previous game. You'd think a team that's just ended a 6 game losing streak would be eager not to immediately start another losing streak - buzzz. 5 of the Kings last 7 SU wins have ushered in 8, 6, 5, 8 & 6 game losing streaks.
And while they totaled 218 points in a recent meeting in Dallas, the Kings had 2 players (Williams & Salmon) who combined to shoot north of 50% in contributing 31% of their points scored, and contributed nearly 50% of their assists for the game (7/15). Here neither of those players are w/the Kings any longer, and neither team was playing B2B - & that game went over this line by just 5 points. These player absences & B2B realities are going to what? more likely see that 218 total climb here? or drop? I'll bet on the latter.
small bet on Under 213.5 points
