Bookie vs. Bettor - Cavs-Celtics Game 2 - 2018 NBA Playoffs

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The NBA Playoffs are on Tuesday night with the Cavs in Boston, having suffered a shellacking the other night at the hands of the Celtics.

The Game 2 line was being offered at Cavs -1, with the presumption that they will want to avenge that bad Game 1 loss.

The NBA Betting Power Ratings now indicate a line of 4.5 favoring Boston, however, these big overlays often go the other way. 

Boston at +1 is seeing 58% of the spread action at most of the recreational books while the sharps appear to be betting more on Cleveland. 

The line has only moved between Boston -1 and +1.

Cleveland has won four of the last six meetings between these two teams.

We will be passing on this one Tuesday night.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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