Bet the Pacers-Celtics Game Online January 9

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Bet the Pacers-Celtics Game Online January 9

You can bet the Pacers-Celtics game online with Boston coming in at -7.  This is among the better games on Wednesday night's slate but will not be televised nationally.


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The Pacers come into this game with a 27-13 record Straight Up, two wins above the .500 mark Against The Spread.  They have won seven of their last ten games overall but failed to cover in the last four.

In the last game they held the Cavaliers to 43 points in the first half en route to a 20-point lead, before coasting home.

They will face an improved Celtics team that has won six of their last eight overall.

Indiana has won the last three games in this series and the visitor has gone 6-4 Straight Up.

More importantly, Boston's last win against Indiana was by a mere one point.

The line on this game has trended from -6.5 to -7 with Boston seeing around 84% of the early spread backing.

Sagarin indicates the line on this game should be closer to -4 or -4.5.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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