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NBA 2nd round. Knicks vs. Celtics. Game 3. We're going with a guest - minus handicap. Knicks have pulled off two completely unexpected wins. The first one was won by 3 points in overtime, the second was a clear victory. In both games, Boston struggled and wasted huge opportunities. I don't believe that Boston will be able to win on the road in any of the games, and it's important to do it in the first ones, otherwise it will be very difficult at 0-3. Boston has thrown 25 3-pointers out of 100 in the last two games against the Knicks😡 Yes, they have thrown 100 3-pointers in two games, which is an unbelievable number. I think they have learned their lessons and won't be throwing their stepback 3-pointers by Tatum, White, or Pritchard, and that alone will be enough to win by at least 5 points. Yes, there's no Porzingis and that's a significant factor, but the talent in Boston is undeniable, and as long as they don't make any foolish decisions like they did before, I believe they have this win. It will be difficult with the mentally sharp Knicks fans, but it could also add some pressure for the Knicks players themselves. Good luck.

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NBA 2nd round. Pacers vs Cavs game 3. We are going with a Cavs negative handicap.
Pacers unexpectedly won both away matches and now in the series against Cavs, they are trailing 0-2. In the first game, it was surprising to see the Pacers win in Peru, but in the second game, everything went their way. Mitchell had a great performance and Haliburton's last-minute shots helped the Pacers team. Now they will play at home in front of their fans and they look very strong, so what's the logic in betting against them?
Let's start with the fact that the Pacers are overachieving and players like Nembhard and Nesmith are playing above their abilities. I don't believe they can keep this up for the whole series. Second, the Cavs are playing without Garland and Mobley, but it's highly likely that at least one of them will return today, it's a do-or-die game and both are listed as GTD. Third, the team simply can't afford to lose this game because coming back from a 0-3 deficit will be almost impossible and the series will be over after this game. The Pacers heavily rely on their 3-point shooting, but the Cavs have a good defense against it. In the regular season and the first round, the Cavs looked almost unstoppable and I don't see them giving up today. It should be a statement win and knowing that the Pacers struggle with defense and rely on a run and gun style of play, I expect a 10+ point win for the Cavs as guests. They can and I believe they want to prove something as the Eastern Conference leaders and under better circumstances, we wouldn't see such a negative handicap. I think we should take advantage of this. Good luck.

Saint-Etienne is not a place to retreat while fighting for survival in the league, so from the beginning of the match, one can expect attacking football. At the same time, the greens are very poor in defense and Reims will have many opportunities to score goals. Last time these clubs met in January and the score was 3:1 in favor of Saint-Etienne.

There are only three matches left. Gornik Zabrze is not really fighting for anything, while Slask Wroclaw is in the relegation zone and fighting to stay in the league, there is still a chance. On average, Slask Wroclaw scores 4.8 corners per game. If you look at their last few games, they had 1-5, 2-8, and 10-4 corner ratios.

I was saddened by Pacers' home loss, when their scoring ratio was at 2.25 and now it has even gone up. Indiana has already proven that they can compete with the CAVS on equal ground. Tyrese Haliburton and CO are in great shape, playing at home, and the pressure to prove something falls on the CAVS. To top it off, the Cavaliers are still struggling with injuries.

Hunter is out, taz is standing in here... He definitely has better positions in the team, especially on the CT side where he plays as niko's roles and has the chance to farm stats and kills, of course. But I have no doubt that taz will go first everywhere and hold it for the terrorists, while malbs will be trading kills from a great position, as usual. And when taz can buy AKs for his star players to gather kills and sacrifice their lives to make it easier for malbs to trade... the maps should be closer and overkill selection would be great for malbs to take at least 15 rounds against an average opponent.

Hunter is out, Taz stands in here... He definitely has better positions in the team, especially on the CT side. Peru and niko have the chance to farm stats and kills, of course. But I have no doubt that Taz will go first everywhere and for the Terrorists, while Malbs will be trading kills in a great position, as Taz always sacrifices himself to get AKs for their star players to pick up kills and possibly risk their lives to make it easier for Malbs to trade... The maps should be very close and there will be an abundance of kills on both sides. Malbs has a great opportunity here to shine and easily secure at least 15 kills against an average opponent.

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Fans who love effective basketball are likely feeling the impact of the Greece game and semifinal, so it's hard for me to expect a lot of points personally. The game is very important and nerves have to play a role, and the Spanish veterans know how to slow down the game when they have an advantage, so I think it would be better to bet on the under because even the line is not bad for this option.

Even though the AEK team is playing at home, I believe that Unicaja is a much stronger team that will win in the semifinals. The Spaniards are too good, with more experience, and it seems like they can take on anything. The biggest advantage for the Greeks is playing at home, but even in Greece it is hard to see any advantages or possibilities for winning.

Well, I would really want a higher coefficient, but everything looks pretty good as it is. Australia has its fans, which could be heard in their match against Peru. Australia is not an excellent player on clay, but they are able to play successfully and their fighter mentality allows them to not only play well, but also gather sets against any ATP opponents. Nakashima is good, but I think in this match, Peru has a chance and I believe they can catch it because they are evenly matched, or even slightly stronger than Australia, so I think Thompson will win the first set.

Italian is not a bad tennis player, but this tournament in Italy comes after almost 2 months of rest, and before that he had only played in Peru for about 1.5 weeks. He lacks gameplay seriousness and capability, and even though he was enough to beat Tseng, I believe Dimitrov will handle him easily with a stable 2-0 win. The Bulgarian clearly wants to appear better, but the veteran is also playing well and I think he will have enough courage to take on Passaro.

We all understand well how unstable and weak Medvedev is on clay. He is vulnerable, as shown by his poor results on clay this season. Although he has reached 5 quarterfinals (one was not played due to an injury), only 1 match ended with a victory for Medvedev. Danil looks struggling and rarely dominates throughout a match, while his opponents are generally not bad. The Brit is not a wow player, but he can compete very well when in form, and he is not bad. Despite only achieving 6 quarterfinals in 5 tournaments, including the Brit with all 4 losses, he could always manage to at least win a set, I believe he should do the same against Medvedev at the minimum.