Thunder Were at 14-1 Odds to Win 2016 NBA Championship: Advance Over Spurs

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If any team was likely to beat the mighty Golden State Warriors and advance into the 2016 NBA Championship, it would have been the San Antonio Spurs.

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The Spurs were on their way to elimination Thursday night with Oklahoma City leading them 55-31 at Halftime and San Antonio was hardly en route to catching up by the end of the 3rd quarter as the Thunder actually managed to expand their lead.  Following a bit of a scare in the 4th period, OKC walked away with a 113-99 victory.

The Spurs were a second favorite after Golden State to win the 2016 NBA Championship at 7-4 odds (the Warriors were at EVEN odds).

And the Thunder: 14-1.  That would translate into a $1400 payout for every $100 bet.

Earlier in the season. Oklahoma City was posted at 7-1 odds.  The Thunder will have the dubious task of having to eliminate the Warriors next.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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