Raptors vs. Wizards Game 4 Betting Line, DFS Picks – 2015 NBA Playoffs

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C Costigan
Published on:
Apr/26/2015
Raptors vs. Wizards Game 4 Betting Line, DFS Picks – 2015 NBA Playoffs

The Raptors vs. Wizards Game 4 betting line had Washington as a -5.5 home favorite as Toronto looks to avoid a sweep and elimination this evening.  Washington has covered the current spread in all three games thus far.

For daily fantasy sports enthusiasts, Amir Johnson is a “must have” as his price has not yet caught up with his value as a starter.  Johnson’s minutes were boosted in Game 3, resulting in 14 points scored to go along with 12 rebounds, 3 assists and one each of a block and steal.  That’s more than 35 fantasy points whereas he only needs 24. Let’s hope Toronto survives to play a Game 5 as Johnson should still have significant value. 

DeMar DeRozon is another “must have” on the evening as he scored 32 points in the last game and only needs approximately 35 fantasy points to make value.  That was accomplished with 6 each assists and rebounds. 

John Wall, meanwhile, exploded in Game 3 and is a vital reason why the Wizards come into this Game 3-0 in the series.  With 19 points scored, 15 assists, 5 rebounds and one each of a block and steal, Wall flirted with 50 fantasy points.  He comes into this game priced at $9.1K.

Marcin Gortat was incredible in Game 3, hitting around 55 fantasy points while priced at just $6.5K. 

Otto Porter added some value to the Washington lineup off the bench with 11 points scored, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and a block.  Priced at $4.6K, Porter only needs roughly 26 fantasy points to make value. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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