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The Spurs can suck my manhood
Hoping to hit 2 out of 3 for nice profit. Wouldn't mind all three, but it's hard and I'm not greedy.
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Suns +5.5 – 8 units stake
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Spurs and Suns have battled each other the first two games in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
San Antonio</st1:City> and cruised by the other in the next two games in <st1:State w:st=" /><ST1lace w:st="on">Arizona</ST1lace>. Tonight the series will return to <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Texas</ST1lace></st1:State> and this one is going to be close, too close to announce the winner even. Despite the 3 – 1 lead by the Spurs, I still claim that Suns got better match ups head to head than the Spurs and while Spurs got only Parker and miss match, Phoenix got two at least, Shaq and Amare.
Diaw on Parker is a concept that seems to be working, so the absence of Hill tonight may be good news for the Suns. Still would love to see Skinner and Strawberry plays solid minutes, but that will only happen with the next coach I guess. If Parker and Popovich won't come with a solution to Diaw on Parker, it could mean problems to the Spurs and game 7 maybe, but even if they will find the solution, that means that the game will be a close one, since even with Parker great, all we get is an even game between two great teams.
Two OT's in the first game in <st1:State w:st="on">Texas</st1:State>, win by 6 points the second game in <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Texas</ST1lace></st1:State>. Is it me or the line is just wrong here and should have been +3 to Suns or maybe half a point lower even?
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<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> +7 – 8 units stake
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The game Hornets – <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> is very hard to call. Paul was stopped the last two games against <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> and if CP3 got a weak game, the opponent will always have his chance to win a match. The line here indicates almost one sided game and although I can't say that I don't see that happening, I think that a close game and possible upset got a good chance as well, even better.
I really don’t like the fact that Hornets, that were humble all year, started mouthing off all of a sudden. That is a sign of a pressure I believe and despite them keeping it together and even winning in <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City>, that is a bad sign and I would be worried if I were Hornets fan.
<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> got good news and bad news. The good news are that in the past month, we finally saw Dirk return to the league, since the loss to the Heat almost two seasons a go. The bad news are that Howard as usual can't be found in money time. His ability to disappear is almost as good as Houdini's, but Mavs sure need him. The worse news come from Kidd. They brought him to help <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> in the playoff. If <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> will exit the playoffs after the first round, Kidd is player that will be responsible for that the most. Can't stop Pargo or Paul, doesn't score, doesn't pass as usual, can't keep the tempo of the game and simply bad.
Having said all that, I believe that <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> can't play bad all five games. The guys got the experience, got the spirit, gut the desire, how long can they fail so miserably? A win tonight or at least a close game make sense to me and that is my bet tonight.
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Rockets -1 – 8 units stake
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<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Houston</ST1lace></st1:City> are in a must win situation. I think that they can do that. Why? First of all, <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State> won two road games in one series! If they will make a sweep of three road games in one series, than the regular season really means nothing and shouldn't be held at all. <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State>'s home record is a honey trap I believe. You are starting as an underdog automatically on a road and as a favorite at home. You rely on the home and as long as Utah knows that they still got a home game left to win the series, they psychologically in disadvantage.
Rockets on the other hand as I said, in a must win situation of course. Since Alston is back, they won on a road game number three and were a rebound away from possible second road win. They rely one on another and believe in each other and that spirit should really help them when they are trying to get the first win of the series at home.
T-Mac should give a great home game and Battier should hit them threes and Alston will be that missing player that should organize Rockets offense. <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State> can win this one, but they are much bigger underdogs than the odds or the line indicate I believe. The line should have been 3 – 4 points and the odds around 2.5.
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<O>Played small bets on Suns and Dallas ML as well and really small bet on a combo of Suns + Dallas + Houston ML and line (two combo bet)</O>
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Best of luck everybody!!!
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Suns +5.5 – 8 units stake
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Spurs and Suns have battled each other the first two games in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
Diaw on Parker is a concept that seems to be working, so the absence of Hill tonight may be good news for the Suns. Still would love to see Skinner and Strawberry plays solid minutes, but that will only happen with the next coach I guess. If Parker and Popovich won't come with a solution to Diaw on Parker, it could mean problems to the Spurs and game 7 maybe, but even if they will find the solution, that means that the game will be a close one, since even with Parker great, all we get is an even game between two great teams.
Two OT's in the first game in <st1:State w:st="on">Texas</st1:State>, win by 6 points the second game in <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Texas</ST1lace></st1:State>. Is it me or the line is just wrong here and should have been +3 to Suns or maybe half a point lower even?
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<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> +7 – 8 units stake
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The game Hornets – <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> is very hard to call. Paul was stopped the last two games against <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> and if CP3 got a weak game, the opponent will always have his chance to win a match. The line here indicates almost one sided game and although I can't say that I don't see that happening, I think that a close game and possible upset got a good chance as well, even better.
I really don’t like the fact that Hornets, that were humble all year, started mouthing off all of a sudden. That is a sign of a pressure I believe and despite them keeping it together and even winning in <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City>, that is a bad sign and I would be worried if I were Hornets fan.
<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> got good news and bad news. The good news are that in the past month, we finally saw Dirk return to the league, since the loss to the Heat almost two seasons a go. The bad news are that Howard as usual can't be found in money time. His ability to disappear is almost as good as Houdini's, but Mavs sure need him. The worse news come from Kidd. They brought him to help <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> in the playoff. If <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> will exit the playoffs after the first round, Kidd is player that will be responsible for that the most. Can't stop Pargo or Paul, doesn't score, doesn't pass as usual, can't keep the tempo of the game and simply bad.
Having said all that, I believe that <st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Dallas</ST1lace></st1:City> can't play bad all five games. The guys got the experience, got the spirit, gut the desire, how long can they fail so miserably? A win tonight or at least a close game make sense to me and that is my bet tonight.
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Rockets -1 – 8 units stake
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<st1:City w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Houston</ST1lace></st1:City> are in a must win situation. I think that they can do that. Why? First of all, <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State> won two road games in one series! If they will make a sweep of three road games in one series, than the regular season really means nothing and shouldn't be held at all. <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State>'s home record is a honey trap I believe. You are starting as an underdog automatically on a road and as a favorite at home. You rely on the home and as long as Utah knows that they still got a home game left to win the series, they psychologically in disadvantage.
Rockets on the other hand as I said, in a must win situation of course. Since Alston is back, they won on a road game number three and were a rebound away from possible second road win. They rely one on another and believe in each other and that spirit should really help them when they are trying to get the first win of the series at home.
T-Mac should give a great home game and Battier should hit them threes and Alston will be that missing player that should organize Rockets offense. <st1:State w:st="on"><ST1lace w:st="on">Utah</ST1lace></st1:State> can win this one, but they are much bigger underdogs than the odds or the line indicate I believe. The line should have been 3 – 4 points and the odds around 2.5.
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<O>Played small bets on Suns and Dallas ML as well and really small bet on a combo of Suns + Dallas + Houston ML and line (two combo bet)</O>
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Best of luck everybody!!!
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