Joe Duffy (www.OffshoreInsiders.com)
Here is an edited look at one of the internal crib sheets
compiled on a daily basis by the staff of GodsTips.com.
It’s a proactive view of what tendencies sharpies should look for in upcoming
days.
Update: Knicks
injuries and turmoil both on rise. It is possible Quentin Richardson and David
Lee are out for the year.
Insight: We do
not subscribe to any conspiracy theories about teams tanking it. As a general
rule of thumb, the best value for teams this time of the year is with bad teams.
The quality teams are overvalued, but
Knicks are a bad team we look to fade.
Owner Jeff Dolan foolishly extended overwhelmed coach
Isaiah Thomas’ contract and coach is using injuries as an excuse for failure
rather than a rallying cry for success. Plus they have the injuries that sharp
players exploit—that is to key players, but non-superstars, injuries that sneak
under the radar: Jamal Crawford, David Lee and Quentin Richardson.
Update: The
Detroit Pistons will use the final month to fine tune.
Insight: Pistons’
fanatic Brian Gould of CasinoBettingNews.com
said that the Pistons offense is out of synch lately because of nagging
injuries. “Chauncey Billups is hurting, Rasheed
Wallace missed five games and Rip Hamilton is showing signs he needs rest,”
said Gould.
With seven of their last 12 games at home,
will be laying some generous numbers, while they work out some kinks and get
ready for the playoffs. There should be
some good opportunities to take the points going against the Pistons.
Update:
went 8-0 when rookie guard Daniel Gibson was hurt, but are
1-3 SU since his return.
Insight: This
is another example of the importance of chemistry. Coach Mike Brown’s rotation
is going haywire trying to find the right combination. Gibson for his part has
been a shell of himself shooting just nine percent from the field since his
return.
Obviously sharp players will keep a close eye in his
progress. Yet again, it’s not LeBron
James that the wise guy focuses on, but a key player whose slumps and
contributions will be overlooked.
Update: The
four teams battling for the last two playoff spots in the Eastern Conference
are a combined 15-33 this month.
Insight: Yet
again, like we say, one of the biggest myths in gambling is betting on the team
that “needs it more”. Any team that is fighting for a playoff spot in the
inferior East clearly has not performed during the year when it counts. True spoilers meaning teams that are out of
the playoff picture but can rain of some other team’s parade will be a bettor’s
goldmine when they play
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