Free Sports Picks Winning at 74 Percent Clip: Overnight NBA Betting Lines

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Gambling911.com’s free sports picks have been winning at a 75 percent clip over the past two weeks with a record of 15-5 over that time span.  Our record stands at 14-5 and G911 hopes to have some more free plays for Saturday’s games after some early looks. Saturday's live updated odds available here on all games.

Gambling911.com won its second straight pick with a close call Friday night on the Portland Trailblazers, who just narrowly covered the +5.5 spread with a 5-point loss to Indiana in overtime.

Two NBA games had overnight lines prior to Midnight Eastern Standard Time (February 7-8, 2014).

Houston comes into Milwaukee as a -10.5 road favorite and Golden State plays in Phoenix as a -3 underdog.

We’ll be studying Golden State a little closer come Saturday afternoon as more than 70 percent of the early public betting action was on the Suns…and we just love to go against the public, so stay tuned.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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