Warriors Seeing 78 Percent of Betting Action Versus Spurs Thursday Night

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Warriors Seeing 78 Percent of Betting Action Versus Spurs Thursday Night

The Warriors vs. Spurs game featured a line of -8 Golden State.  This number had opened as low as -6.5.  LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING will be available for this game.

The Spurs started off the season 4-0 but have lost their last three games.  This could explain why nearly 78% of those betting this game were backing Golden State.

The Warriors have the Spurs number, winning the last five games in the series, the last three by well more than the current spread.

The total has been set at 217 or 217.5 depending on the book.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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