Showing posts with label NBA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NBA. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2018

NBA Betting Trends




The NBA is slowly but steadily heating up. If you have the best PPH Sportsbook backing you up, then you should be well in the way for a very profitable season. And with the NBA and sportsbook tie ups, sports betting will get even more popular. For tonight, we have the New York Knicks (a personal favorite) playing against the Boston Celtics. As a true Knicks fan, I have lost all hope of the Knicks getting to the top, especially with Porzingis out, presumably until next year.

So for this game, the Celtics, who are a preseason favorite, have a better chance of winning. Coincidentally, in the games between these two, all of their games won were on the road. The Celtics are a favorite at 13 points.

You also have The Rockets at Utah, and the Utah Jazz are favorites as 2.5. Its quite a close call, so this should be exciting to watch. Last regular season, the Houston Rockets did lead the NBA in wins- at 65. They also made it to the Western Conference Finals. Meanwhile, Utah won 48 games, and made it into round 2 of the playoffs. 5 games were lost to Houston.

The last game of the evening, will be between the Phoenix Suns and the Portland Trail Blazers. The worst team in the league will play at the home of the Blazers. Booker is down with an injury (again). Historically, Portland has a 7-game streak versus the Suns. It’s a favorite wager to count that up to eight. We all know where this will go. And if you don’t, then you definitely need to read more about sports betting.

Remember, in basketball betting, look at the home-away, historical games, player lineups and injuries. Injuries are so rampant nowadays in the league so any guard out of the court may mean a loss to any team.

Thursday, July 5, 2018

NBA 2018 Free Agency: What Are the Odds?



The NBA landscape was shaken and has changed drastically since the announcement of the Free Agency contracts for the 2018 NBA offseason. In one of the biggest announcements we’ve seen in recent years, LeBron James started the Free Agency week announcing his 4-year, $154-million contract withthe LA Lakers. Everyone knows that LeBron is wanting to build a super team capable of beating the Golden State Warriors, and his shift to the Lakers had fans looking around for the other players and waiting for announcements on who will be following suit.

We are talking about this because of the changes in the odds for the NBA season. If you think that the action for the Free Agency wagers was good, then the upcoming season will be better. If you have won good money taking bets for the Free Agency, now is the best time to streamline your sportsbook for the upcoming basketball season. Read up on how to choose a sports betting software to get you started, choose one, and slowly build your clientele because with what we are seeing, this year’s NBA will be amazing. Let’s look at the recent changes in NBA team rosters and see the updated odds.

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

Betting Tips for the NBA



While we wait for LeBron James to announce where he is going (or if he is staying), we can take the small break between seasons to study the strategies needed to earn money in the NBA. First and foremost is figuring out the value bets for the NBA. Your value bet is a bet you make where you think the outcome is greater than the probability in the odds you have available to you. For instance, a game between the Lakers and the Rockets are offering 3.20 for the Lakers to win. This means there is a 31.25% more or less chance that the Lakers will win. If you believe that the chances of the Lakers to win the game against the Rockets are more than 31.25%, then the 3.20 odds are a value bet.

This is not a foolproof way to win every single game in a given NBA Season, of course. There is no secret strategy that will give you 70% and higher on your strike rate for your bets. So you rely on the value bets, your instinct, common sense, and your knowledge about the NBA.

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