NBA Season Totals Just Posted....

spreadbeater · Sep 30, 2005

Guys,

I have gone 7-0 lifetime on NBA season totals. I know that this is not that big of a deal, since it is only 7, but what I am saying is that I have been right on point on these in the past. I truly believe that I have a great feel for the NBA and I have proved it time and time again. I am going to look over these totals and if anything stands out, I will be sure to post it for all to know. Stay tuned!

SB

charliepeete · Sep 30, 2005

spreadbeater said:
Guys,

I have gone 7-0 lifetime on NBA season totals. I know that this is not that big of a deal, since it is only 7, but what I am saying is that I have been right on point on these in the past. I truly believe that I have a great feel for the NBA and I have proved it time and time again. I am going to look over these totals and if anything stands out, I will be sure to post it for all to know. Stay tuned!

SB

it is nice to see u home again....:drink:

spreadbeater · Sep 30, 2005

There are a couple of season totals that stick out to me right now. Nothing that sticks out as much as last season when they had the Heat total posted at 50.5. That was the biggest bet that I had ever made. The over cashed rather easily. This year they have the Heat at 57.5, which is right where I thought they would have them. I like them to go over and win around 60 games, but it is not worth a play. There are 4 that I am looking at now, and one that I really like. Just shopping now for best numbers. Will keep you posted.

SB

royalfan · Sep 30, 2005

Yes these are very profitable for me as well. Truly easy money.

spreadbeater · Sep 30, 2005

royalfan said:
Yes these are very profitable for me as well. Truly easy money.

I really think that they are right on point this season. A couple stick out to me, one really obvious one. I am waiting to find the right number before I pull the trigger. Any that stick out to you off the bat? What are you opinions on Clippers total wins? By the way, I am looking at these at Pinny. If anyone knows any other books who have posted season totals, please let me know. Thanks.

SB

royalfan · Sep 30, 2005

Indiana will win more than 50 1/2 games. Lot of juice but shoudln't be a problem. I think the Clipper number is about right, although I would probably have to lean the under with the plus juice. You are right though, at first glance they look fairly accurate.

Seymour · Sep 30, 2005

Whats the Spurs total? They have the best team of all time combined with an improving Parker and Ginobil surrounded by a group of adults that play as a team of professionals - unless, it is ultra high I would go over.

ClipJoint · Sep 30, 2005

The Clippers should win 38-40 games this season...but I won't bet it with the -132 on the over 35.5 wins.

The one I like is the OVER on Atlanta at 19 wins. They will be young and they probably aren't ready to make a playoff run, but they should win 25 games next season.

LarryTalbot · Sep 30, 2005

lmao, pinnacle has the charlotte sting as one of the nba teams. My favorite ones are:

the suns will go under 54.5, far from the same team as last year. No joe johnson or q richardson, just a european coach with a silly mustache.

memphis under 42.5, their season ended in a mess and controversy. Also, key players have been shipped off.

spreadbeater · Sep 30, 2005

royalfan said:
Indiana will win more than 50 1/2 games. Lot of juice but shoudln't be a problem. I think the Clipper number is about right, although I would probably have to lean the under with the plus juice. You are right though, at first glance they look fairly accurate.

Well time to disclose my first play. It is in fact Indiana over. I am wating to see if I can get a better number with less juice. But if I have to, I will go over 50.5. That will most likely be my biggest futures play.

I spoke to Clip Joint about the Clippers total. I will let him come in here and explain what he thinks, but he thought it may be worth a shot at the over. However, I am not sure if he is playing it. It looks right on point in my opinion. There are a few more that I am looking at. Memphis, Orlando, Atlanta, and New York to name a few.

royalfan · Sep 30, 2005

Clip Joint said:
The Clippers should win 38-40 games this season...but I won't bet it with the -132 on the over 35.5 wins.

The one I like is the OVER on Atlanta at 19 wins. They will be young and they probably aren't ready to make a playoff run, but they should win 25 games next season.

That is a good point on Atlanta Clip. You are right on the money there. Overlooked that the first trip through.

ClipJoint · Oct 1, 2005

spreadbeater said:
Well time to disclose my first play. It is in fact Indiana over. I am wating to see if I can get a better number with less juice. But if I have to, I will go over 50.5. That will most likely be my biggest futures play.

I spoke to Clip Joint about the Clippers total. I will let him come in here and explain what he thinks, but he thought it may be worth a shot at the over. However, I am not sure if he is playing it. It looks right on point in my opinion. There are a few more that I am looking at. Memphis, Orlando, Atlanta, and New York to name a few.

I think Indiana is a great choice. To me, they are the class of the East next season. They get Artest back and healthy and this team was already playing great basketball after the suspensions were up when they got O'Neal and Jackson back.

My top pick is Atlanta OVER 19 wins, but I might take that Indiana play too.

The Clippers should win 38-40 games this season but the juice at -132 is not worth it at 35.5 wins. I will pass on that one. I have done really well betting Clippers win totals the last 5-7 years without missing (only put real money down 3 times though). If I were to bet this one, I would take the OVER. Hopefully someone will open with them at 36 -110. I would take the over small just to have something on them.

WildBill · Oct 1, 2005

wildemu said:
lmao, pinnacle has the charlotte sting as one of the nba teams. My favorite ones are:

the suns will go under 54.5, far from the same team as last year. No joe johnson or q richardson, just a european coach with a silly mustache.

memphis under 42.5, their season ended in a mess and controversy. Also, key players have been shipped off.

My first thoughts were the exact opposite of yours. The Suns are going to win 56-63 games this year and have no short-term injury they couldn't overcome except maybe Stat. Unlike last year if Nash goes down for a few games or D'Antoni decides to keep him to 30 mins a game the team is not going to shrivel up. As for the changes, lets face it the team had 3 guys and what they could fit around them. Losing JJ isn't ideal, but he was going to go down in production this year with the clear de-emphasis of shooting the three. This team is built for a playoff run now so maybe they drop a few wins off of 62, but in no way do I think they are 8 wins worse off.

Memphis looks quite good to me, already thinking of loading up on this over. What they shipped out they really are better off without. I have long been a Jason Williams hater, a total cancer to a team because of his wild shots and showboating. Boy did the Heat make a silly mistake picking him up, I mean people complaining Damon Jones didn't defend wait til you see this guy. In his place Damon Stoudamire isn't exactly a dream fill-in, but a lot steadier player who might thrive in a better atmosphere than in Rip City. On the plus side adding Eddie Jones is a nice plus, a guy who just produces no matter where he goes. Adding in solid Bobby Jackson to come off the bench won't hurt either. Not like Bonzi Wells was the answer. This team should absolutely blow through their win total last year of 45 and could easily top 50 if players stay healthy and Gasol steps up more.

picasso · Oct 1, 2005

A couple that stood out to me:

Detroit under 52.5. New coach. New system. Aging front line. Short bench. Could see them going through the motions and maybe even struggling for awhile in the new system.

Cleveland over 46.5. Like their offseason acquisitions. Definitely motivated after falling just short of the playoffs last season. Concerns would be new coach/new system and Ilgauskas holding up.

JackStraw77 · Oct 1, 2005

The Sixers are going to win 65 games this year and the NBA Championship because of new hire Maurice Cheeks as coach. Their genius GM Billy King thinks Cheeks is going to solve all their problems. No, the Sixers problem was hiring Billy King. He's the reason the team will never win the NBA Title. Tell me how a team owned by Comcast, one of the biggest cable operators in the country and the deepest pockets can't win a title.

randyrohm · Oct 1, 2005

Jack, you won't get much respect with post like that.

LarryTalbot · Oct 1, 2005

Bill, as I can see you're a suns fan, i will pat your shoulder when they won't be #1 seeded this coming year. The Western Conference as a whole got better, if that was even possible. Denver, Seattle,Minnesota, Houston, Dallas, Golden State, Clips, and possibly Lakers are better since the offseason and the Suns may be inferior to a lot of them. Most coaches were in shock with how the Suns played last season, and now they have the tapes to study off them from last year. Dantoni is a one dimensional coach; I doubt he will be able to vary it up at all if the going gets tough. Even in NBA Inside, you hear him mic'ed up "Run Run Run" while the little general (Avery Johnson) was calling out plays. Suns have weakened with flaky additions of Kurt Thomas and Brian Grant, both big men who are big pussies. I'll give them 6-8 seeds if best.

The Grizz lost Williams and Wells, which I agree with you in that they are horrible team-mates and belong in the And 1 League. I respect Mighty Mouse for his contribution to the crappy Blazers, and I also agree that they seem solid at the point guard spot. But Fratello's coaching won't sink into the minds of Eddie Jones ("I miss Miami"), or even Pau Gasol. Memphis is still the same team as last year, a group of guys who collapse mentally in the most important part of the game. Battier and Gasol sulk around if things don't go their way, and that will be occurring very often with at least 9 west coast being much improved. Memphis has Spurs, Houston, and Dallas in its division; they are screwed scheduling-wise except for scrappy New Orleans.

ChuckSims · Oct 2, 2005

wildemu, good analysis on Phoenix. Brian Grant and Kurt Thomas are average at best. What kind of minutes are these two expected to play?

WildBill · Oct 2, 2005

The Suns won't play anything like last year so if that is what the coaches are looking for go right ahead. And come on zero respect for two of the best ballers in the league. You don't have to respect Grant or Thomas, they are role players with clearly defined roles to play.

Stoudamire's going to get about 27 points and 10 boards, with 2 blocks. Oh yeah, opening day the kid's 22 years old. Nash is only the MVP and Marion only puts up 20/10 in half his games. The additions weren't meant to improve anything more than giving the team a deeper bench and undoubtedly its been successful with a 9 or 10 deep roster ready to go. If the team gets average luck with injuries they will be the 1 or 2 seed. Do they have to have 5 superstars on the court at all times for people to think they are for real? In any case not one of those teams makes me even remotely believe they will be passing by this year.

PokerKingJim · Oct 2, 2005

The Suns will play the same style they did last year. If they don't, they will sink back to average.

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