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Spreads on NBA Games

Spreads on NBA Games – Make an Informed Wager
The National Bas­ket­ball Asso­ci­a­tion has been around since 1947. The NBA had its roots in some smaller cities before it estab­lished itself in the larger mar­kets. The early NBA had fran­chises in places such as Rochester and Syra­cuse, New York and Fort Wayne, Indi­ana. In the late 1950’s, the Rochester fran­chise moved to Cincin­nati and became the Cincin­nati Roy­als, who quickly signed All-American guard Oscar Robert­son to give the fran­chise instant cred­i­bil­ity. It worked to per­fec­tion. Cincy com­peted with the Boston Celtics through the 1960’s. They were never able to top­ple the Celts, but they gave Coach Red Auer­bach a run for his money. The Philadel­phia War­riors moved to San Fran­cisco in the early 60’s, and they still play there under the moniker of the Golden State War­riors. In 1960, The Pis­tons aban­doned Fort Wayne and moved to Detroit, estab­lish­ing them­selves as one of the pre­mier fran­chises in the league. It was only a cou­ple years after the War­riors aban­doned Philadel­phia for the west coast “City by the Bay,” that the Syra­cuse fran­chise up and moved to Philadel­phia, so the Syra­cuse Nation­als became the Philadel­phia 76ers. With all the jux­ta­po­si­tion­ing of the NBA teams, there has always been one con­stant through the years. The NBA home teams sport a big advan­tage when it comes to spreads on NBA games.
The spreads on NBA games can be quite dis­il­lu­sion­ing at times. For exam­ple, the spreads on NBA games between the same two clubs might look some­thing like this: Boston –4 ver­sus the Knicks at Boston Gar­den. On the fol­low­ing evening, with no lineup changes, the line might look like this: New York –6 ver­sus Boston at Madi­son Square Gar­den. The sports bet­ting investor might find the vis­it­ing under­dog a good play in both instances. How­ever, the bet­tor should remem­ber that, in close games, there is a ten­dency for the lead to increase to the final score because of inten­tional foul­ing at the end of the con­test. The spreads on NBA games are affected greatly by the home court advan­tage factor.

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