BetCrimes1984
CTG Big Brother
Under 194.5
- all my stats based on opening lines & regulation scores
New Jersey
- last season, off consecutive games totaling a combined 410+ points, went U/O 3-1 at an average of 171.5 points. Their only Over came vs SAS, their 3 unders vs WAS, MIL & BOS, evidencing the fact the best defense they faced produced the highest total. Jersey simply arent a team that piles high scoring games on top of one another. They had no instances last season of 3 consecutive 200(+) point games. They enter this game off 2 such totals (428 points).
- last season, off a game that totaled 210+ points, went U/O 6-2 at an average of 181.6 points. This season are U/O 2-0 at an average of 180.5 points in the same spot. Their previous game to this totaled 219 points.
- Have totaled 189, 187, 191 & 172 points in their last 4 games vs Dallas (home games bolded).
- is U/O 3-0 at an average of 188.6 points in Home ATS wins this season.
Dallas
- in the 2nd game of B2Bs last season went U/O 13-6 at an average of 186.7 points. This season are U/O 3-1 at an average of 187.2 points, picking up right where they left off.
- is U/O 3-0 at an average of 191.3 points in Road ATS losses this season.
- has totaled 215-199-203 in their last 3 games. Last season only once did they total 199 or more over 3 straight games, and have done so once already this season (managing 4 in a row, the 4th result coming on 2 days rest). With their predominantly Under record of last season, and a similar record this season since putting their losing start behind them, Dallas, like Jersey, simply isnt a team (nowdays) to put up repeatedly high totals (hence why they became real contenders).
Just because Dallas finally had their loss to end that long winning streak doesnt mean their letdown ends with that 1 blow, as people are pointing out around the traps for reasoning to take Jersey ATS here. I don't disagree, but with San An sitting on the same amount of losses but with 1 more win, I dont see Dallas being as care free in letting Jersey score as they were with Washington. I think the pointers are for a scrappy affair here, so a small bet for me on the Under (if Dallas flags competing for this game, they just might open things up. If there was little letdown aspect at all from their end, I'd invest more).
- all my stats based on opening lines & regulation scores
New Jersey
- last season, off consecutive games totaling a combined 410+ points, went U/O 3-1 at an average of 171.5 points. Their only Over came vs SAS, their 3 unders vs WAS, MIL & BOS, evidencing the fact the best defense they faced produced the highest total. Jersey simply arent a team that piles high scoring games on top of one another. They had no instances last season of 3 consecutive 200(+) point games. They enter this game off 2 such totals (428 points).
- last season, off a game that totaled 210+ points, went U/O 6-2 at an average of 181.6 points. This season are U/O 2-0 at an average of 180.5 points in the same spot. Their previous game to this totaled 219 points.
- Have totaled 189, 187, 191 & 172 points in their last 4 games vs Dallas (home games bolded).
- is U/O 3-0 at an average of 188.6 points in Home ATS wins this season.
Dallas
- in the 2nd game of B2Bs last season went U/O 13-6 at an average of 186.7 points. This season are U/O 3-1 at an average of 187.2 points, picking up right where they left off.
- is U/O 3-0 at an average of 191.3 points in Road ATS losses this season.
- has totaled 215-199-203 in their last 3 games. Last season only once did they total 199 or more over 3 straight games, and have done so once already this season (managing 4 in a row, the 4th result coming on 2 days rest). With their predominantly Under record of last season, and a similar record this season since putting their losing start behind them, Dallas, like Jersey, simply isnt a team (nowdays) to put up repeatedly high totals (hence why they became real contenders).
Just because Dallas finally had their loss to end that long winning streak doesnt mean their letdown ends with that 1 blow, as people are pointing out around the traps for reasoning to take Jersey ATS here. I don't disagree, but with San An sitting on the same amount of losses but with 1 more win, I dont see Dallas being as care free in letting Jersey score as they were with Washington. I think the pointers are for a scrappy affair here, so a small bet for me on the Under (if Dallas flags competing for this game, they just might open things up. If there was little letdown aspect at all from their end, I'd invest more).
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