Both of these are very good books, one is A rated and one is B rated. I am just curious as to the profitability of the half point in the NBA. For example, is it still profitable if New Orleans was -2 at +110 and Minnesota was +2.5 at -115. Do you have any idea triply try? I know this is killer long-term in the NFL, but I honestly don't know much about NBA
Yes
The number "2" is worth at least 8 cents(meaning you that -115 and +110 is a win in this situation(as it would be with any half pt. difference in the NBA as there is only a 5 cent difference for the half point).
Most half numbers in the NBA with lines under -9.5 are worth roughly 6.7 cents..........the half points surrounding the numbers 2 and 7 are worth the most.
Fantastic, thank you fish. I had a pretty good feeling either yourself or Iceman would know. I appreciate it.
Quick curiosity question though. Why are 2 and 7 the most valuable? I thought it would be more of a sliding scale of value. Do you know or is that just what you have found?
Thanks again
The number 2 because you have a tie game working for you, which means a team has a chance for a last second bucket to win the game by 2..........similar to a winning FG in football, but not nearly to that degree.
The number 7 becasue in a close game, teams will foul late, and for whatever reasons, the number 7 just happens to fall more often than other numbers other than the number 2(but they are very close). Some will argue the number 5 is just as "live" as the number "7".......but I disagree.
If your not paying more then 7 cents for a half point around the numbers 2, 5, and 7, you have a longterm win.
