21-19 +5.20 units
Nice little run here having won 6 of last 7 to get back over .500 for season and get a little momentum going. Its been an interesting year to say the least.
Semi-super situational play here for next two nights. I won't max it out it looks like because it doesn't set up perfectly. I like how it sets up though still.
The Chicago Bulls went on their annual Circus road trip at th tail end of November and finally return back to the United Center on Tuesday night. It was an interesting trip as they played six games out west before a three day break for Thanksgiving. They then played the last leg of the trip Sunday at Philadelphia and got a very nice run spearheaded by a 31-11 third quarter outburst. One day and rest and we get the rematch tonight. The Bulls will then head to Milwaukee to play the Bucks Wednesday night in yet another road game.
For those unaware, the situation generally sets up as a 5 game or longer road trip where the team on road trip returns home on one days rest to play a home game. They immediately go back out on the road for a road game the next night. It essentially makes that one home game like another stop on the road trip. Their is not enough time to get back to your regular timezone and unwind to do stuff around house, etc. I kinda just found this in 2005-2006 season on a Jersey-Houston game. It worked great. In 2006, 2007 we had four situations and playing both ends of the B2B it went 7-1. Last year the NBA only presented this situation once. I think there is either on or two this year to come. This isn't the perfect setup I feel like there are enough elements to warrant a play. Smaller tonight and bigger on Bucks tomorrow night.
Lets look at a few other things about this game on Tuesday:
Its the home and home revenge angle.
Philadelphia has lost 4 straight and has LA Lakers on deck. Desperate for win.
Chicago shot lights out on Sunday. I don't see them being as efficient.
Philadelphia +3 -110 2 units
Nice little run here having won 6 of last 7 to get back over .500 for season and get a little momentum going. Its been an interesting year to say the least.
Semi-super situational play here for next two nights. I won't max it out it looks like because it doesn't set up perfectly. I like how it sets up though still.
The Chicago Bulls went on their annual Circus road trip at th tail end of November and finally return back to the United Center on Tuesday night. It was an interesting trip as they played six games out west before a three day break for Thanksgiving. They then played the last leg of the trip Sunday at Philadelphia and got a very nice run spearheaded by a 31-11 third quarter outburst. One day and rest and we get the rematch tonight. The Bulls will then head to Milwaukee to play the Bucks Wednesday night in yet another road game.
For those unaware, the situation generally sets up as a 5 game or longer road trip where the team on road trip returns home on one days rest to play a home game. They immediately go back out on the road for a road game the next night. It essentially makes that one home game like another stop on the road trip. Their is not enough time to get back to your regular timezone and unwind to do stuff around house, etc. I kinda just found this in 2005-2006 season on a Jersey-Houston game. It worked great. In 2006, 2007 we had four situations and playing both ends of the B2B it went 7-1. Last year the NBA only presented this situation once. I think there is either on or two this year to come. This isn't the perfect setup I feel like there are enough elements to warrant a play. Smaller tonight and bigger on Bucks tomorrow night.
Lets look at a few other things about this game on Tuesday:
Its the home and home revenge angle.
Philadelphia has lost 4 straight and has LA Lakers on deck. Desperate for win.
Chicago shot lights out on Sunday. I don't see them being as efficient.
Philadelphia +3 -110 2 units
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