NBA 2017 Mid-November Recap

What happens when the World’s Most Transparent Tout AnonymousGamblr wants to release his NBA betting record and Dick Knotts is too drunk busy to write a recap? You guessed it – the task falls into the lap of yours truly. Maybe it’s for the best since getting down on NBA feels more like a business and less like an exciting pass time, (so Dick would probably write a bunch of nonsense each week and talk about lavish meals). Veterans know that it’s nightly grinding just to hopefully end up with a 55% win percentage at week’s end. There isn’t anything glamorous about regular season pro basketball action. That’s not to say it’s boring, but staying up until 1am ET on a Tuesday night to see if Clint Capela gets more rebounds than Brandon Ingram ain’t exactly the same thing as going on an epic blackjack run in a foreign casino as you scream and high-five strangers.

Now you’re probably wondering, “Why does the highly experienced Sports Information Network publish recaps of picks sent out to members?” This is a natural question to have since every other tout in the business hides their records with fudged numbers, bells, whistles, and a pile of monkey manure to throw you off the scent of their rancid picks. Well, we do this to be 100% transparent with both members and potential subscribers so everyone knows what they’re getting into.

Trust me, if we become terrible at gambling, this website will simply close down, or at least stop selling betting packages. Maybe it could become a forum for AG, Dick, and others to vent about the 1,000 things that piss them off every day? Anyway, if shelling out money for something, you have a right to know what you’re buying, simple as that. And if still not a believer in our amazing systems, please go search our Twitter accounts and try to find one unhappy person. Spoiler alert: they don’t exist.

Oh, and to quickly address the image accompanying this recap, it’s an artist’s rendition of a potential new arena for the Seattle SuperSonics from a few years ago. Why is this here? Because the Seattle SuperSonics need to come back to the NBA as soon as possible to restore order to the professional basketball universe. A few people involved in this website are from the Pacific Northwest and we haven’t felt right since that team was ripped out of Key Arena, (which was basically the best place to watch an NBA game).

So as I have a voice, (however small), I shall made it be heard, so expect some more SuperSonic Propaganda in these recaps if I keep doing them. Maybe you should all pray D-Knot runs out of fun money soon and has to take these over.

Anyway, lets get on with the result,  here’s what SIN sent out last week:

NBA Week 5

Game Lines: 5-4 (55%)

Props: 27-21-2 (54%)

 

Nov 14

Game Line: Toronto Raptors +6.5 -110 W

Jonas Valanciunas (TOR) Pts+Rbs o17.5 -115 W

Clint Capela (HOU) Pts+Rbs u24.5 -115 W

LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) Pts+Rbs u30 -115 L

Dennis Smith (DAL) Pts+Rbs u20 -115 L

Dennis Smith (DAL) Pts u15 +110 L

Dirk Nowitzki (DAL) Pts o9.5 -115 W

LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) Pts u21 +115 L

Dirk Nowitzki (DAL) Pts+Rbs o15.5 +110 W

Rondae Hollis Jefferson (BKN) Pts u15.5 -105 L

Jonas Valanciunas (TOR) Pts+Rbs o17.5 +105 W

DeMar DeRozan (TOR) Rbs + Asst o7.5 -125 W

Clint Capela (HOU) Pts+Rbs u24.5 -115 W

Pau Gasol (SA) Pts o10.5 -120 L

Patty Mills (SA) Pts+Rbs+Asst u18.5 -130 L

Dennis Smith (DAL) Pts u15.5 +100 L

 

Nov 15

Indiana/Memphis o105 -110 W

Toronto +3.5 -110 W

Charlotte +1.5 -110 L

Kristaps Porzingis (NY) Pts u28 -115 W

Dennis Schroder (ATL) Pts + Asst u27 -115 L

Pau Gasol (SA) Pts o10.5 -115 W

Jimmy Butler (MIN) Pts o17 -115 L

Victor Oladipo (IND) Pts u21 -115 P

Aaron Gordon (ORL) Pts + Rbs u25 -115 W

Goran Dragic (MIA) Rbs + Asst o8.5 -135 L

Donovan Mitchell (UTA) Pts u17.5 -115 L

Derrek Favors (UTA) Pts+Rbs u24 -105 W

Enes Kanter (NYK) Pts o13.5 -135 L

Dennis Schroder (ATL) Pts u21 -125 P

 

Nov 16

Golden State -7 L

Kyrie Irving (BOS) Points u23.5 -115 W

Kyrie Irving (BOS) Rebs+Asst u10.5 +100 L

Clint Capela (HOU) Rebs u11.5 -115 W

Steph Curry (GS) Asst u6.5 +115 W

Kyrie Irving (BOS) Pts u24.5 -115 W

Kyrie Irving (BOS) Pts+Rbs+Asst u34.5 -105 W

 

Nov 17

Utah/Brooklyn 1H u100.5 L

Miami +5 W

San Antonio ML +100 W

NY Knicks +8 -110 L

Deandre Jordan (LAC) Pts o10.5 -110 W

Kevin Love (CLE) Pts u18.5 -110 L

Blake Griffin (LAC) Rbs+Asst o12.5 -120 W

LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) Pts u20.5 +145 L

Marcin Gortat (WAS) Pts o8.5 -125 W

Tim Hardaway (NY) Pts u18.5 -115 W

Kevin Love (CLE) Pts u18.5 -115 L

LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) Pts+Rbs u30.5 -115 L

Dwight Howard (CHA) Pts+Rbs u26 -115 W

Dennis Smith (DAL) Pts+Asst u23.5 -115 W

Brandon Ingram (LAL) Rbs+Asst u8.5 -115 L

Avery Bradley (DET) Rbs+Asst o5 -115 W

Thaddeus Young (IND) Rbs o5.5 -145 L

Goran Dragic (MIA) Rbs+Asst o8.5 +120 W

Tim Hardaway (NY) Pts u18.5 -115 W

LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) Pts u22.5 -115 L

Dwight Howard (CHA) Rbs u11.5 +105 W

Jimmy Butler (MIN) Pts o16 -115 W

 

Surely, it can be agreed this was a solid first effort and hitting the coveted 55% win percentage is a good result for any tout, especially on a sport they’ve just finalized a new betting system for. Sure we’re used to a 60% win percentage in NFL, (which is absolutely impossible to continue), but the Gods lash out at those who are greedy. We’ll be ecstatic with a 55% average at the end of the year, which is the bar for every professional tout. I repeat: we will be ecstatic. 

Anyone wanting to come on this sure-to-be epic journey with us can bounce over to the NBA Gambling Picks page and sign up for a week, a half season, or full season. Simply click the link, confirm PayPal payment, and that’s it. Our pricing structure obviously ensures those who have faith in the beginning and buy a full season package are rewarded for their convictions.

Ok, that’s all for now, enjoy the season and Bring Back Our Sonics!!!