Bookie vs. Bettor - Warriors vs. Pelicans Game 3

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Action was relatively balanced in the game between the Warriors and Pelicans.  This is Game 3 of the Round Two NBA Playoffs with the series currently tied 1-1.

Golden State is a -6 road favorite here.

The home team is 6-4 Straight Up in the overall series with Golden State 8-2 Straight Up but New Orleans 6-4 Against The Spread.

According to the NBA Betting Power Ratings, the Warriors should only be a -3.5 favorite tops.

Action was fairly balanced on both sides here.

While we are itching to get a play off, nothing has come our way of late in the NBA and this one does not appeal to us either.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

 

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