London Olympics Men’s Basketball Betting Odds – Russia v Great Britain, Argentina v Lithuania

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Bookmaker.eu has your London Olympics Men’s Basketball betting odds for Sunday July 29 with matches that include Russia vs. Great Britain and Argentina vs. Lithuania.  All odds can be found here.

Russia vs. Great Britain goes off at 3 pm EDT while Argentina vs. Lithuania will go off at 5:15 pm EDT.

Russia was a big -13 favorite vs. Great Britain while Argentina was listed a -5 to cover Lithuania.  Nearly 70 percent of those betting the first matchup were backing Great Britain to cover while the action was more balanced on this evening’s showdown between Argentina and Lithuania. 

Team USA continued to be a huge favorite to win the gold at this year’s Olympics outright. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com 

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