Heres what I was thinking of. You can only do this for the weekend games. Since all the games are over before the next one starts. The only way you can lose is if no home favorite covers the entire weekend.
Start with game 1 Chi at Bos. If Chi covers double up on Clev the next game and so forth.
Start with game 1 Chi at Bos. If Chi covers double up on Clev the next game and so forth.
I think you should stick to the Western Conference for this, I might actually jump on that strategy for two reasons:
1. The lines will tend to be smaller I think in most cases because there's so many closely matched series (series prices are evidence).
2. These teams are all very good home teams and questionable road teams. I havent done any official research on it BUT it seems that over the last 3 or 4 weeks (at least), in matchups between two West playoff teams ven including Phoenix, the home team had a lot of sizable victories. Even when its the two same teams playing twice in the span of a few days (NO-Dallas comes to mind), the home team won by DD in each game and covered ATS I think.
1. The lines will tend to be smaller I think in most cases because there's so many closely matched series (series prices are evidence).
2. These teams are all very good home teams and questionable road teams. I havent done any official research on it BUT it seems that over the last 3 or 4 weeks (at least), in matchups between two West playoff teams ven including Phoenix, the home team had a lot of sizable victories. Even when its the two same teams playing twice in the span of a few days (NO-Dallas comes to mind), the home team won by DD in each game and covered ATS I think.
