The Indiana Pacers are entering the postseason on a high note.
The Pacers clinched a playoff spot in emphatic fashion on Sunday with a 157-115 win over the Atlanta Hawks. The point total tied a franchise record for a single game and secured a playoff berth.
With the No. 6 seed, the Pacers will avoid the NBA play-in tournament and face the No. 3 seed Milwaukee Bucks in the first round of the playoffs.
I have had a few bets on them at 250/1 and they are still available at 125/1 at Hills. They have already beaten the Bucks a few times this season and their fast pace disrupted Giannis and co.
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Excellent. What price are they now?
Game one of seven is on 22nd April at 3am and Bucks are only 1.5 favs at home. I think the bookies know the Bucks are in trouble if Giannis is not able to play.
Well done @SCOTFOX & good luck tomorrow night.
PS - Wm Hill now have the Pacers at 10/1 to win the Eastern Conference
I put a small bet of The Pacers to win the series against Bucks 4-1 @ 11/1 and a few quid at 15/8 to beat the Bucks outright (now 1/16on). Even if they do not get to the later stages my bets will be covered and i had enjoyed watching them.
Nice one, keep the updates coming please.
Thanks @SCOTFOX
Looking at the betting, Boston Celtics are home & hosed & the Pacers are out with the washing, but you never know, they've come this far & anything is possible. As Alan Clark famously used to say, ACHAB.
Keep the updates coming please.
VBOL.
— I accidentally ran into this acronym ACHAB meaning "anything can happen at backgammon" that refer to the unpredictable things that can happen.
@SCOTFOX
It can apply to anything really, & in fact it works very well for basketball (because "b" for basketball).
He was a remarkable man, & the Alan Clark Diaries - I think I have 4 volumes - are THE most wonderful read, covering everything from his daily life, to politics (he held various Ministerial positions) his love life, his car collection, & of course Saltwood Castle (see image below), his home in Kent, as well as his other home in Eriboll in the far north of Scotland.
In some ways he was a fearfully dreadful man, & a full-on racist & fascist. Notwithstanding all that, he was a fascinating individual.
Close run thing last night, it went to "overtime", the NBA equivalent of Extra Time.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/basketball/articles/cjjj04n5g2qo
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Really enjoyed those updates, thank you.
I think the @Doubleme ones have been good. I agree that the stuff about the referees supposed bias has been nonsense. But that hasn't stopped them from being good