Heat-Bucks Betting Line – Miami Goes for 12th Straight

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Heat-Bucks Betting Line – Miami Goes for 12th Straight

The Heats-Bucks betting line had Milwaukee as a -4.5 favorite at home facing off against a Miami team looking to capture their 12th straight victory.

Bet the Miami Heat to Win the Eastern Conference with Payout of $1200 on a $10 bet here

The Heat are on the second longest win streak for a team under .500 in NBA history.  Gamblers would be up $1000 had they bet $100 on Miami in each of these last eleven games (one of the eleven was a push).

This one might prove the end of the road with the home team having won the last four games in this series and Milwaukee winning seven of the last ten against the Heat. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

 

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