BetCrimes1984
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Detroit -7
Detroit s 9-2 SU & 7-4 ATS since Webber's first game UTH loss (which coincided with Billups first game back from injury) for DET. That'd be 8-3 ATS but having destroyed Boston through 3 periods they well and truly left the backdoor open.
Detroit is 1-5-1 ATS off 4 SU wins in their 4 previous games, this season. As they put form on the board and get peeps believing in them, the books oversell them.
Toronto is 2-5 ATS when losing a game SU that ends a multi-game win streak. As they put form on the board, the books oversell them so when that form ends, their ATS performance goes the way of their SU performance. Both teams are in a spot where they've been oversold this season, offsetting each other's bad numbers.
Toronto is 5-5 ATS in B2Bs this season, 4-3 ATS vs -.500 teams (1 loss to Miami, basically a +.500 team in disguise), 1-2 ATS vs +.500 teams.
Toronto's first 17 road games saw the Dog (Toronto everytime) go 11-6 ATS. Since then the Fav is 7-1 in their last 8 road games (TOR itself 4-4 ATS). To compensate for *wholesale* Dog covers it seems a bit of an adjustment has been made towards the favourite in their recent road games, such as Detroit is here tonight. This is a key aspect for me, here.
Delved into this one as a cue from BAR since no totals grab me. Theres a few pointers against Detroit, but you have to like, imo, TOR B2B off a big win against the Lakers, on a home/road split. Detroit's alternation of ATS covers for 8 straight games, coming off a win, means my bet is a small one.
Detroit s 9-2 SU & 7-4 ATS since Webber's first game UTH loss (which coincided with Billups first game back from injury) for DET. That'd be 8-3 ATS but having destroyed Boston through 3 periods they well and truly left the backdoor open.
Detroit is 1-5-1 ATS off 4 SU wins in their 4 previous games, this season. As they put form on the board and get peeps believing in them, the books oversell them.
Toronto is 2-5 ATS when losing a game SU that ends a multi-game win streak. As they put form on the board, the books oversell them so when that form ends, their ATS performance goes the way of their SU performance. Both teams are in a spot where they've been oversold this season, offsetting each other's bad numbers.
Toronto is 5-5 ATS in B2Bs this season, 4-3 ATS vs -.500 teams (1 loss to Miami, basically a +.500 team in disguise), 1-2 ATS vs +.500 teams.
Toronto's first 17 road games saw the Dog (Toronto everytime) go 11-6 ATS. Since then the Fav is 7-1 in their last 8 road games (TOR itself 4-4 ATS). To compensate for *wholesale* Dog covers it seems a bit of an adjustment has been made towards the favourite in their recent road games, such as Detroit is here tonight. This is a key aspect for me, here.
Delved into this one as a cue from BAR since no totals grab me. Theres a few pointers against Detroit, but you have to like, imo, TOR B2B off a big win against the Lakers, on a home/road split. Detroit's alternation of ATS covers for 8 straight games, coming off a win, means my bet is a small one.
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