Celtics-Cavs Game 4 Playoff Betting Odds

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Celtics-Cavs Game 4 Playoff Betting Odds

The Celtics-Cavs Game 4 betting odds had Cleveland at -15.5 and a total of 217.

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Cleveland has won three of the last four games in the overall series with the Playoffs series tied 2-1 following Boston’s stunning come-from-behind victory.

Their odds of extending this run and ultimately winning a Championship have become extremely long following news this past weekend that Isaiah Thomas will be out for the season with a hip injury.

While the 15.5 line may seem a bit high, Cleveland did beat the Celtics by more than 40 points in Game 2.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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