The Zig Zag Theory for NBA Betting at BetLM

The Zig Zag Theory for NBA Betting

Bas­ket­ball is one such game that relies heav­ily on home advan­tage mostly dur­ing the NBA play­offs. This makes it suit­able for zig zag the­ory, which abides by the 2–2-1–1-1 for­mat. This the­ory used by many NBA bet­ting enthu­si­asts is called zig zag due to its ten­dency of going up and down. Accord­ing to this the­ory, every game that a bet­tor picks for NBA play­off bet­ting series is influ­enced by the out­come of pre­ced­ing game. This the­ory is not applic­a­ble on the NBA finals as they fol­low the 2–3-2 format.

If sta­tis­tics are to be believed then, there are just 31 per­cent chances of the road team to win Game 3 if it lost the Game 1. How­ever, if the road team wins Game 1 then the team wins Game 3 76 per­cent of the time. More­over, you should also look out for sit­u­a­tions when the big­ger teams go on the road with 2–0 lead in the series. Here, you have to bet the smaller team play­ing on home turf, which is likely to win 62 per­cent of the time. The rea­son is sim­ple, the smaller team is des­per­ate to win and bounce back from 0–2 in any con­di­tion. Even NBA his­tory has it that no team has bounced back from 3–0.

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