Wizards-Celtics Game 5 Playoffs Betting Odds: Home Team 8-0 ATS

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Wizards-Celtics Game 5 Playoffs Betting Odds: Home Team 8-0 ATS

The Wizards-Celtics Playoffs game for Wednesday has the two teams tied at 2-2.   Boston is a -4 home favorite with a total of 216.5 for this game.

Recent history is on Boston’s side here as the home team has been victorious in their last eight games of this series even previous to this year’s Playoffs.  The home team has also covered in each of these games.  More importantly perhaps all of these games were won by eight or more points with seven in the double digits. 

The Wizards are 0-7 Against The Spread in the last 7 meetings in Boston.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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