Spurs-Heat Game 6 Prediction (Video)

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

18 June, 2013

Don Best has your Spurs-Heat Game 6 prediction. Betting was available at Bookmaker here.

The line was sitting at -7 with the linesmakers adjusting the number for a possible Game 7 matchup, Pat Williams of Don Best noted.

Brian Blessing’s mathematical advise for all you Spurs fans out there: “If you like San Antonio to get the job done they are +260 to win Game 6, they are going to be +300 in Game 7. If you think San Antonio is going to win the series, play the money line.”

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Under is 13-3 in the last 16 meetings in Miami.

Under is 16-4-1 in Spurs last 21 road games.

Miami is 12-0 Against The Spread following a loss.

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