NBA Best Bets - January 19, 2019

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NBA Best Bets - January 19, 2019

From top to bottom are teams that have the best chance of winning or covering the spread based on recent trends for Sunday, January 18, 2020.


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  1. San Antonio Spurs +1: It's true the Heat have beaten the Spurs in their last three meetings, but San Antonio had won the previous home games in this series and Miami is 4-10 Against The Spread.  This one is Miami -1.  San Antonio is also coming off two hard luck losses, one in Miami just the other day. W

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- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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