Cavs vs. Celtics Playoff Game 1 Betting Odds

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Cavs vs. Celtics Playoff Game 1 Betting Odds

The Cavs vs. Celtics Game 1 of the 2017 Playoffs featured a line of +4 for Boston.

The Celtics advance to the Eastern Conference Championship game after eliminating Washington in Game 7 of the last round.  They have two more wins than the reigning NBA Champion Cavs.

Boston also owns a 49-44-2 record Against The Spread.  Compare that to Cleveland’s 41-44-4 ATS record.

But the Cavaliers have dominated the Celtics in recent years, going 8-2 over the past ten games in the series.

The UNDER is 6-0 in the last 6 meetings in Boston and 10-4 in the last 14 meetings with a total set at 220.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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