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As you prepare to watch Game 6 of Miami/Detroit and Game 6 of Dallas/Phoenix, we can help but instinctively hope for a Game 7 (no matter who we’re rooting for). Yet as we near a possible duo of Game 7’s, we probably shouldn’t be too excited: not when the better game is right before us.
Game 6 of Miami/Detroit could be the best game we’ve seen in the Conference Finals yet. Despite all the glamour, Game 7’s are usually blowouts and aren’t too interesting to watch. Game 6’s usually provide more competition. A situation where the road team needs to win to avoid elimination and the home team wants to win avoid playing Game 7 on the road is the best type of scenario.
So far we’ve had three instances of that situation in a Game 6. In round 1, Phoenix went to LA and won in OT thanks to a Tim Thomas three near the end of regulation. In round 2, Detroit barely escaped from the Cavaliers when they grabbed four consecutive offensive rebounds in the final minute to seal a victory. Also there was the Mavs/Spurs series, where San Antonio won by 5 thanks to Michael Finley showing up in the clutch.
There have been four Game 7’s in this postseason so far. And while the games leading up to them were great, the series finales weren’t as captivating. Lakers/Suns was dry with Kobe refusing to shoot in the second half (the Suns won by 31). Clippers/Suns wasn’t as enormous a blowout but slowly became one nonetheless (the Suns won by 20). Cleveland/Detroit displayed LeBron James, but his team’s inability to put points on the board as well (the Pistons won by 18).
The one exception was Dallas/San Antonio Game 7 where the Mavericks pulled off a 119-111 win in overtime. Of course that series will go down as one of the best playoff series in NBA history.
If Detroit is to somehow win on the road tonight, it’s possible that the next game could follow the path of those previous series. So far the closest game in this series was Game 2 where Detroit won by 4. However the game wasn’t really that close and only ended that way because the Heat scored some points in garbage time.
If there is a Game 7 in that series, it’s unlikely that the final game will suddenly emerge as a close, climactic thriller. I can’t say the same for Phoenix/Dallas, which seems to have been geared for a long series from the start. However if Dallas wins in Game 6, there won’t be a Game 7 to talk about.Square Info is a feature that highlights the day’s most lopsided games in terms of the AMOUNT OF MONEY being wagered on one team. The Square Info feature provides viewers with a quick and easy way to profit from the day’s betting trends. We do all the sports betting marketplace analysis for you. You just login and read which teams to bet. We display 2-3 games per day and show you which side to bet. Square Info appears at the times posted below. What makes this feature unique is that the staff at SportsInsights.com has access to sensitive betting data not available to Premium Members. We know the exact dollar amounts being wagered on every game. Unfortunately, our contributing sportsbooks do not permit us to display this sensitive information to the public. But they will allow us to post the 3 most unevenly bet games in terms of the amount of money wagered on one team.
Knowing the exact dollar amounts allows us to more accurately pinpoint the day's betting trends. The most lopsided games in terms of money are not always the most lopsided games in terms of the percentages of bets.
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