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Bookie vs. Bettor: Celtics vs. Bucks

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Apr/22/2018

Action was heavy on the Celtics-Bucks game Sunday with much of the betting balancing out just prior to game time 1 pm EST.

The line has hovered between Milwaukee -5 and -5.5.

It's difficult to determine any opinion here and this is made worse by the injuries Boston has dealt with.

Here is what the Celtics are dealing with currently:

P	Player	Status	Notes
PG	M. Smart	Out indefinitely Thumb 04/21/18	Smart is recovering from surgery to repair a torn tendon in his right thumb and is without a timetable for return.
PG	K. Irving	out for season Knee 04/05/18	Irving had a procedure performed to alleviate soreness in his left knee and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2017-18 season.
PF	D. Theis	out for season Knee 03/15/18	Theis had season-ending surgery after suffering a torn left meniscus.
SF	G. Hayward	out for season Ankle 03/13/18	Hayward is expected to miss the remainder of the season after having surgery to repair a dislocated left ankle and fractured tibia.

The Celtics though are 5-1 Against The Spread in the last 6 meetings.

The home team has won in the last five meetings.

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