Sometimes You're Wrong. Picks 1/22

 I couldn't remember who I picked yesterday, mostly because I wasn't confident in them at all. So I would check the scores and think I lost every bet. I doubt I lost EVERY game, maybe?

Results 1/21

Miami (+6.0) over Charlotte.
Hornets won by 2. Won $190.

Philadelphia (+2.0) over New York.
Knicks won by 7. Lost $100.

Cleveland (-10.0) over Utah.
Cavaliers won by 14. Won $190.

Atlanta (-11.0) over Indiana.
Hawks won by 19. Won $190.

Orlando (+8.0) over Detroit.
Pistons won by 10. Lost $100.

Dallas (-9.0) over Minnesota.
Mavericks won by 23. Won $190.

Los Angeles Lakers (+7.0) over New Orleans.
Pelicans won by 16. Lost $100

Oklahoma City (+1.5) over Washington.
Thunder won by 2. Won $190

Memphis (-6.0) over Toronto.
Grizzlies won by 6. Won $100 (PUSH)

Portland (+6.5) over Phoenix.
Suns won by 5. Won $190.

Brooklyn (+5.5) over Sacramento.
Nets won by 3. Won $190.

Golden State (-8.0) over Houston.
Warriors won by 13. Won $190.


Totals: Bets: $1200.  Winnings: $1620.  NET: +$420


January Total: +$1375


So, I thought I did poorly but it turns out I did quite well. Leaped over the $1000 mark, too.
Sometimes you're wrong, meaning you're right.

 Busy night (for a Thursday) tonight. 4 games. An interesting note for today is that three of the four games feature teams that played yesterday.


The Games 1/22 Odds are 1.90 unless otherwise noted


San Antonio (-6.0) over Chicago. Chicago has been somewhat poor at home recently and the Spurs are playing well. This is the only game without a team on a back to back.


Milwaukee (-7.5) over Utah. The line is large, but Utah played yesterday and then had to travel, I think we need to determine how good the Bucks are. They should dominate.


Boston (+8.0) over Portland. Portland played a close, up and down game yesterday. I don't really like Boston's talent level, but they could keep it close.


Clippers (-11.5) over Brooklyn. Brooklyn played last night and the Clippers should be much better than they are. Will that added pressure make them play better or worse? It's hard to say.


Lots of large spreads tonight. Makes watching the games interesting, cheering for blowouts or close games instead of teams.


Cheers.