Golden State Warriors vs. Brooklyn Nets Prop Bets - December 22

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Golden State Warriors vs. Brooklyn Nets Prop Bets - December 22

The Golden State Warriors vs. Brooklyn Nets line was coming in at Nets -7.5.  The number opened at -5.5.

Brooklyn opened the season paying $600 for every $100 bet to win the Championship, making them the 4th shortest favorite.  Golden State is expected to rebound somewhat this season following an injury-laden 2020.  They would offer a $3000 payout with a Championship win, but in no way are the Warriors likely to regain their dynasty status of the last decade in 2021.

From ESPN.com:

"The Nets made the playoffs inside the bubble -- they just didn't look anything like they do now. With a patchwork roster, they were swept by the Raptors in the opening round. But that was the then-Nets, and this is the now-Nets. That version didn't have Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. This one does."

"The Warriors were the worst team in the league last season with a 15-50 record. Steve Kerr and his team are hopeful that with a healthy and rested Stephen Curry they can win a lot of games with the help of Draymond Green and new additions Kelly Oubre Jr. and James Wiseman, but Klay Thompson's season-ending Achilles injury put a dent into any title hopes."

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Action was quite balanced on the spread.

Prior to last February, the Warriors had won eight straight against Brooklyn.

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Tide is Biggest Favorite in CFP History - College Football Playoff Odds, Payout on Winning Team 2020-21

Lakers See Most Money Bet to Win Championship - 42% of Early NBA Championship Futures Money on Lakers

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Prop Bets

Warriors @ Nets Tue, Dec 22, 2020 EST

Rot First To Score 20 Points Moneyline
2003 Warriors     +145
2004 Nets     -175
 
Rot Double Result Moneyline
2007 Warriors - Warriors     +375
2008 Tie - Warriors     +3500
2009 Nets - Warriors     +750
2010 Warriors - Nets     +425
2011 Tie - Nets     +1700
2012 Nets - Nets     -160
 
Rot Highest Scoring Half Moneyline
2018 1st Half     -170
2019 2nd Half     +110
2020 Tie     +4500
OT Not Included
Rot Winning Margin Moneyline
2021 Warriors to win by 1-2 pts     +1100
2022 Warriors to win by 3-6 pts     +800
2023 Warriors to win by 7-9 pts     +1500
2024 Warriors to win by 10-13 pts     +1800
2025 Warriors to win by 14-16 pts     +3000
2026 Warriors to win by 17-20 pts     +3500
2027 Warriors to win by 21 or more pts     +3000
2028 Nets to win by 1-2 pts     +900
2029 Nets to win by 3-6 pts     +425
2030 Nets to win by 7-9 pts     +550
2031 Nets to win by 10-13 pts     +450
2032 Nets to win by 14-16 pts     +750
2033 Nets to win by 17-20 pts     +750
2034 Nets to win by 21 or more pts     +500
 
Rot Team with Highest Scoring Quarter Moneyline
2035 Warriors     +165
2036 Nets     -170
2037 Tie     +600

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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