Spurs-Heat Betting Odds – 2013 NBA Finals Game 1 (Video)

Submitted by Tyrone Black on

Written by :

Tyrone Black

Published on :

Our friends at Don Best TV have the latest Spurs-Heat betting odds for Game 1 of the 2013 NBA Finals along with their own prediction. 

The Heat were coming in as the -5 early favorite after opening -5.5 at Bookmaker.  The total on this game was 188.5.

For his part, Heat star Lebron James has vowed to seek revenge against the mighty Spurs.

"I have something in me that they took in '07; beat us on our home floor, celebrated on our home floor," James said. "I won't forget that. You shouldn't as a competitor. You should never forget that.

"It's the same group of guys, for the most part. The same Big Three, and Coach [Gregg] Pop[ovich]. And I look forward to the challenge once again."

Check out the Spurs-Heat betting preview from Don Best TV below.  Abode Flash is required or you can visit the Don Best website here for more videosSCROLL DOWN TO WATCH

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Lebron James Next Team The Miami Heat Odds

Lebron James Next Team The Miami Heat Odds

We’re back with another episode of “As the ‘Bron Turns.”
Scandal in San Antonio Texas:  Announcer Caught Cheating on Girlfriend, Fired, Odds on Who Will Replace Jacob Tobey

Scandal in San Antonio Texas: Announcer Caught Cheating on Girlfriend, Fired, Odds on Who Will Replace Jacob Tobey

We're all still keeping tabs on LeBron's decision, but some lesser-known drama has unfolded in the Association over the past 24 hours.
Lebron James 76ers

76ers Enter Mix for LeBron James after Jaylen Brown Add: Oddsmakers Have Philadelphia as New Favorite

Jaylen Brown said on his Twitch stream, “The process is back mf’er!” And, with that, we also have a new favorite team to land Lebron James, a fitting piece of news for the City of Brotherly Love this July 4th weekend.
Former NBA Star Malik Beasley Pleads Not Guilty to Gambling Charges

Former NBA Star Malik Beasley Pleads Not Guilty to Gambling Charges

Malik Beasley’s lawyer said the indicted former NBA star “wants to move on with his life” after pleading not guilty Wednesday to charges that he altered his play in certain games in 2024 to enrich sports bettors and ease his own debts.