Free Picks on the NBA Finals: Mavs vs. Heat

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Free picks on the NBA Finals continue for the Mavs vs. Heat here at Gambling911.com.

Dallas managed to come back from a 9-point deficit.  With 29.3 seconds remaining, the Mavericks were up by one point.

Gambling911.com has been riding the Dallas Mavericks Against The Spread throughout this series.  Game 4, just like the series itself, allowed us to even out our record.  Dallas had owned Miami prior to the 2011 NBA Finals both outright and Against The Spread.  All trends favored Dallas coming into each game.  This one featured a line of -3 for Dallas, though Bookmaker had the game at -2.5. 

For many betting this game, this one would have been a push. 

The line did not take into account illnesses on the Dallas team including Dirk Nowitzki and Tyson Chandler.  Both men played regardless.

“The reality is that Miami has improved its play and is now competitive with Dallas,” notes Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com.  “The trends still give the Mavs and advantage but this one should go down to the wire.”

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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