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#6 Denver Nuggets at #3 San Antonio Spurs

Game 5 - Wednesday, May 2nd, 8 p.m. Eastern (TNT)

• As much as they wanted to avoid this nearly identical scenario of two years ago, the Nuggets are right on course for another complete meltdown after winning Game 1 at San Antonio. The Spurs outscored them 29-16 in the fourth quarter of Game 4 with Allen Iverson again struggling to shoot the ball. Iverson was supposed to be the main difference this time around but has shot just 36 percent (25-of-70) in the last three games after connecting on 11-of-22 for a series-high 31 points in Game 1.
• San Antonio had two players named to the NBA's All-Defensive First Team (Tim Duncan and Bruce Bowen), which just exemplifies how the tide has turned in this series. The Spurs have limited the Nuggets to an average of 89.3 points in the last three games, more than 15 points below their season average.
• "Big Shot Rob" continues to be a dagger in the side of Denver, coming up big for the second straight game when he hit a huge 3-pointer with 30 seconds left in Game 4. That's right, Robert Horry did it again to the Nuggets despite scoring just six points. If the Spurs are looking for a key reserve to help close out the series, Horry might just be the player to do it yet again in Game 5.
• Denver is 7-2 ATS in its last 9 road games.
• Favorite is 11-4 ATS in the last 15 meetings.
• UNDER is 23-7-1 in the last 31 meetings between the teams.
• UNDER is 19-8-1 in San Antonio's last 28 home games.

Head-to-Head Recaps

FIRST-ROUND RESULTS (HOME team in CAPS)

San Antonio leads 3-1 SU & ATS
UNDER 4-0

4/30/07 - Game 4: San Antonio 96, DENVER 89 (ATS winner: San Antonio -2 | UNDER 190)
SUMMARY: The Nuggets blew a 10-point second-half lead and were outscored 29-16 in the fourth quarter after playing their best first half of the series. Denver led 50-42 at the break but again had trouble scoring down the stretch, finishing the game with the team's lowest-scoring quarter of the series to lose and send the total UNDER.

4/28/07 - Game 3: San Antonio 96, DENVER 91 (ATS winner: San Antonio -1.5 | UNDER 193)
SUMMARY: The Spurs took control of this game in the second quarter, outscoring the Nuggets 21-15 to take a 43-40 halftime lead. San Antonio then scored a series-high 32 points in the third and held off a late Denver rally for the second straight game to pull off the victory. Besides the high-scoring third, neither team scored more than 25 points in any of the other quarters to push the total UNDER.

4/25/07 - Game 2: SAN ANTONIO 97, Denver 88 (ATS winner: San Antonio -8.5 | UNDER 193.5)
SUMMARY: The Nuggets cut a 17-point San Antonio lead to just three points with 45 seconds yet still failed to cover the spread. The Spurs got a jumper from Tim Duncan followed by a pair of free throws by both Michael Finley and Tony Parker to beat the line by half a point. San Antonio played much better defensively to force another UNDER even though Denver scored 28 points in the fourth to make it close.

4/22/07 - Game 1: Denver 95, SAN ANTONIO 89 (ATS winner: Denver +8.5 | UNDER 197)
SUMMARY: The Nuggets rode their dynamic duo of Allen Iverson and Carmelo Anthony to a stunning road victory, jumping out to a 21-16 lead at the end of the first quarter and outscoring them 28-23 in the fourth. Iverson scored just one point in the first but had 11 in the third en route to a game-high 31 while Anthony added 30. The Spurs got to the free-throw line just 10 times compared to 25 for Denver and were outrebounded 44-35, including 28-19 in the first half.

REMAINING SCHEDULE
5/2/07 - Game 5: Denver at SAN ANTONIO (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
5/4/07 - Game 6: San Antonio at DENVER (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
5/6/07 - Game 7: Denver at SAN ANTONIO (IF NECESSARY, TBD)

REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

San Antonio wins 2-1 SU & ATS
UNDER 3-0

4/18/07 - Denver 100, SAN ANTONIO 77 (ATS winner: Denver +5 | UNDER 194.5)
2/20/07 - SAN ANTONIO 95, Denver 80 (ATS winner: San Antonio -7 | UNDER 202)
1/10/07 - San Antonio 92, DENVER 83 (ATS winner: San Antonio -5 | UNDER 200)

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES RECAP: The only regular-season meeting when both teams were at full strength came on February 20th. Denver's duo of Carmelo Anthony and Allen Iverson had a rough shooting night, making a combined 9-of-26 shots and totaling 24 points between them as the Spurs returned home for the first time in more than three weeks. San Antonio outscored the Nuggets 30-10 in the third quarter to take a 31-point lead into the fourth quarter. Neither team played their starters in the season finale, and Anthony missed the first meeting due to his highly-publicized suspension for fighting at Madison Square Garden. Denver averaged 108.5 points in winning 10 of 11 to close out the regular season, but whether or not this team can play with discipline against the defensive-minded Spurs remains to be seen.




#7 Los Angeles Lakers at #2 Phoenix Suns

Game 5 - Wednesday, May 5th, 10:30 p.m. Eastern (TNT)

• It's become clear that the Lakers can't run with the Suns and have no chance in a high-scoring game because they simply don't have the right personnel. LA's Kobe Bryant and Lamar Odom would probably love to play in the Phoenix system but can't maintain a consistent amount of energy on their own against a team that has arguably the best seven-man rotation in the NBA.
• The Suns would love to close out this series as soon as possible to get a breather before meeting likely opponent San Antonio in the second round. They won the first two home games by an average of 18 points and another blowout is possible here if the two teams both come out blazing again like in Game 4.
• Lakers are 7-18-1 in their last 26 games.
• Suns are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 home games.
• UNDER is 7-3 in the last 10 meetings in Phoenix.

Head-to-Head Recaps
FIRST-ROUND RESULTS (HOME team in CAPS)
Phoenix leads 3-1 SU (2-2 ATS)
OVER/UNDER 2-2

[/B]4/29/07 - Game 4: Phoenix 113, LA LAKERS 100 (ATS winner: Phoenix -6 | OVER 207)
SUMMARY: The Suns played their pace and rewarded backers by covering and going OVER the total. They outscored the Lakers 33-28 in the first quarter to set the tempo and then averaged nearly 27 points in the last three to earn the victory.

4/26/07 - Game 3: LA LAKERS 95, Phoenix 89 (ATS winner: LA +4 | UNDER
SUMMARY: LA star Kobe Bryant saved his best for the last quarter of a game for the first time in the series, scoring 15 of his game-high 45 points to lead the Lakers to a much-needed victory. Bryant also dished out six assists while teammates Lamar Odom (18 points, 16 rebounds) and Kwame Brown (19, 7) also enjoyed their best games of the series. The Suns had scored the first 11 points of the game and blew a 31-14 lead, tying the game at 89 with 2:03 left in the fourth but failing to score again after that.

4/24/07 - Game 2: PHOENIX 126, LA Lakers 98 (ATS winner: Phoenix -8.5 | OVER 207)
SUMMARY: The Suns made sure to get off to a strong start in Game 2, scoring nearly 30 points more in the first half than they did in Game 1. They outscored the Lakers in every quarter with 27 points or more in each to push a strong OVER pace. LA tried to keep up but failed in what turned out to be the biggest blowout of the playoffs so far.

4/22/07 - Game 1: PHOENIX 95, LA Lakers 87 (ATS winner: LA +10.5 | UNDER 211)points from Kobe Bryant, who was just as cold in the second half as he was hot in the first. Bryant missed 11 of his last 12 shots, going 1-of-10 in the fourth quarter when they were outscored 21-10. The Suns also outscored LA 35-29 in the third to give the OVER a glimmer of hope, but that torrid pace ended abruptly with the poor shooting down the stretch.

REMAINING SCHEDULE
5/2/07 - Game 5: LA Lakers at PHOENIX (TNT | 10:30 PM ET)
5/4/07 - Game 6: Phoenix at LA LAKERS (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
5/6/07 - Game 7: LA Lakers at PHOENIX (IF NECESSARY, TBD)

REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

Phoenix wins 3-1 SU (Lakers 3-1 ATS)
OVER/UNDER 2-2

4/13/07 - PHOENIX 93, LA Lakers 85 (ATS winner: LAL +9.5 | UNDER 220.5)
4/8/07 - Phoenix 115, LA LAKERS 107 (ATS winner: Pho -4.5 | OVER 218)
3/4/07 - PHOENIX 99, LA Lakers 94 (ATS winner: LAL +10 | UNDER 219.5)
10/31/06 - LA LAKERS 114, Phoenix 106 (ATS winner: LAL +5 | OVER 209.5)

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES RECAP: The Suns sent a message to the Lakers by winning the last three meetings after losing the season opener at LA, 114-106. That lone setback in the season series came during a 1-5 start for Phoenix, and Kobe Bryant did not even play in that game. Lamar Odom scored a game-high 34 points in the victory while Bryant averaged 27.3 points in the other three meetings on 26.3 shots per game. Bryant and the Lakers still seem to be haunted by their collapse in last year's first-round series against the Suns, when they blew a 3-1 lead and saw him score just 1 point in the second half of Phoenix's Game 7 rout.



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Game 6 - Thursday, May 3rd, 8 p.m. Eastern (TNT) Houston @ Utah



* The home team has won every game of this series so far and is 6-1 ATS in the last seven meetings overall. The Jazz won Games 3 and 4 at home by an average of 13.5 points.
* Houston star Tracy McGrady still has not had a monster offensive game in this series even though he had 26 points and a career-high 16 assists in Game 5. McGrady got his teammates going early on in Game 5 and may need to take over himself in Game 6 since it will be a tougher environment on the road.
* Utah center Memhet Okur continued to do a solid job of defending Houston's Yao Ming in Game 5, helping hold Yao to just 6-of-18 shooting and force him into four turnovers. Yao managed to get the free-throw line 10 times though compared to just four times in Game 4. Okur scored a series-high 17 points in Game 4 and needs to make Yao play defense since he doesn't work as hard on that end and tires easily.
* Houston is 2-8 ATS in its last 10 games overall.
* Houston is 5-15 ATS when playing on two days of rest.
* Utah is 7-18 ATS in its last 25 road games.
* Utah is 6-2 ATS in its last 8 games vs. Southwest Division opponents.
* UNDER is 9-2 in the last 11 meetings in Utah.

Head-to-Head Recaps

FIRST-ROUND RESULTS (HOME team in CAPS)

Houston leads 3-2 SU (Utah 3-2 ATS)
UNDER 3-2

4/30/07 - Game 5: HOUSTON 96, Utah 92 (ATS winner: Utah +6 | OVER 188)
SUMMARY: The Jazz again started out strong, leading at halftime for the fifth time in as many games of the series. They also outscored the Rockets in the third quarter 28-25 to take a four-point lead into the fourth. That's when Houston came alive though, taking a seven-point lead late until Utah battled back with a 6-0 run to cut the lead to one. The Rockets then closed out the game by when Yao Ming hit two free throws with 11 seconds left. Yao seemed to be fouled again with five seconds left after Utah's Deron Williams missed a 3-pointer, but the refs let the clock run out to cost Houston backers and hand Jazz supporters a victory against the spread.

4/28/07 - Game 4: UTAH 98, Houston 85 (ATS winner: Utah -2.5 | UNDER 184)
SUMMARY: Utah built a 50-45 lead at halftime and pulled away with a 33-17 edge in the third quarter to rout the Rockets for the second straight game. Houston outscored the Jazz 23-15 in a low-scoring fourth quarter to make the final score a bit more respectable and force the total UNDER for the third time in the series.

4/26/07 - Game 3: UTAH 81, Houston 67 (ATS winner: Utah -4.5 | UNDER 188)
SUMMARY: The Rockets scored just 25 points in the second half after scoring the same amount in the second quarter alone. That ensured an easy UNDER and sent the Rockets to a franchise-low 67 points in a playoff game. The Jazz shut down everybody other than Tracy McGrady and Yao Ming, who combined for 50 points.

4/23/07 - Game 2: HOUSTON 98, Utah 90 (ATS winner: Houston -5 | OVER 188)
SUMMARY: The Rockets didn't wait until the second half to take off in this one. Instead, they rallied back in the second quarter after trailing by nine points at the end of a quarter for the second straight game. Each team failed to score more than 17 points in one of the first two quarters, but the second half turned what looked like a sure UNDER into an OVER. Houston scored 59 points after the break, including 31 in the fourth quarter, the highest total for either team through the first two games.

4/21/07 - Game 1: HOUSTON 84, Utah 75 (ATS winner: Houston -6.5 | UNDER 188.5)
SUMMARY: The story of this game was Houston star Tracy McGrady, who scored just 1 point by halftime but erupted for 16 in the third quarter to turn a 9-point halftime deficit into a 6-point lead going into the fourth quarter. The Rockets outscored Utah 26-11 in the third after trailing 42-33 at the break. A couple missed 3-pointers by the Jazz in the final seconds kept them from covering. Each team also failed to score more than 20 points in two of the four quarters to force the total UNDER.

REMAINING SCHEDULE

5/3/07 - Game 6: Houston at UTAH (TNT | 8 PM ET)
5/5/07 - Game 7: Utah at HOUSTON (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

Utah wins 3-1 SU & ATS
OVER/UNDER 2-2

4/18/07 - UTAH 101, Houston 91 (ATS winner: Utah -8.5 | UNDER 192.5)
4/1/07 - Utah 86, HOUSTON 83 (ATS winner: Utah +5.5 | UNDER 189.5)
1/5/07 - HOUSTON 100, Utah 86 (ATS winner: Houston -3 | OVER 184.5)
11/1/06 - UTAH 107, Houston 97 (ATS winner: Utah +1.5 | OVER 182.5)

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES RECAP: You can throw out the last meeting between the teams on the last day of the regular season, as Houston stars Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady sat out to rest for the playoffs. Yao also missed Houston's lone win in the season series with a broken leg, so Utah won both meetings when the teams were at full strength. Utah has a slightly better home record, so the home-court edge could be the key in this series for the Rockets even though the Jazz have proven they can win at Houston. This should be one of the most competitve matchups of the first round.



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Game 6 - Thursday, May 3rd, 10:30 p.m. Eastern (TNT) Dallas @ Golden State


* For the second time in the series, Golden State's Stephen Jackson and Baron Davis failed to finish the game. Jackson was tossed with two technicals for the second time in the series while Davis fouled out. The Warriors have won every other game in the series in which the duo has stayed on the floor until the final buzzer sounded.
* Mavs head coach Avery Johnson got another good performance from center DeSagana Diop in Game 5, as the 7-footer scored 11 points on 5-of-5 shooting and grabbed seven rebounds. Meanwhile, Golden State's Andris Biedrins and Al Harrington totaled 15 points and five rebounds between them.
* The Warriors have shown great poise in this series and believe they can win this series. The Mavs have still never rallied back from a 3-1 series deficit with no answer for Golden State point guard Baron Davis, who scored 27 points in Game 5 before fouling out late. The only two games Golden State has lost in the series happened with Davis out of the game.
* Golden State is 21-6-2 ATS in its last 29 meetings.
* Golden State is 21-6 ATS in its last 27 games overall.
* Golden State is 27-16 ATS at home.
* Golden State is 26-14-1 ATS when playing on one day of rest.
* OVER is 13-5 in Golden State's last 18 games.


Head-to-Head Recaps

FIRST-ROUND RESULTS (HOME team in CAPS)

Golden State leads 3-2 SU (4-1 ATS)
UNDER 3-2

5/1/07 - Game 5: DALLAS 118, Golden State 112 (ATS winner: GS +9 | OVER 205.5)
SUMMARY: The Mavs closed the game on a remarkable 15-0 lead after trailing 112-103 with 3:07 left. Dallas star Dirk Nowitzki fueled the run by scoring 12 of his game-high 30 points during the run, as the home team rallied back after blowing a 21-point lead. The high-scoring pace led to an easy OVER while Golden State backers still got a cover despite the meltdown.

4/29/07 - Game 4: GOLDEN STATE 103, Dallas 99 (ATS winner: GS +3.5 | UNDER 206.5)
SUMMARY: The Mavs blew a seven-point lead with 6:30 left and fell to the Warriors for the eighth time in nine meetings. Golden State had every answer for the defending Western Conference champs, rallying back to tie the game at halftime after trailing by six at the end of the first quarter. Josh Howard scored 20 of his 22 points for the Mavs in the first half, and two 3-pointers by Dirk Nowitzki in the last 14 seconds obviously weren't enough to cover as a road favorite or push the total OVER.

4/27/07 - Game 3: GOLDEN STATE 109, Dallas 91 (ATS winner: GS +3.5 | UNDER 210.5)
SUMMARY: The Warriors got off to a hot 29-20 start and were never really challenged by the Mavs, who struggled to score for the second time in three games. Dallas shot just 39 percent from the field with star Dirk Nowitzki also making less than half his shots for the second time in the series. Golden State took an 18-point lead into the fourth quarter, when both teams slowed the pace with the outcome already decided.

4/25/07 - Game 2: DALLAS 112, Golden State 99 (ATS winner: Dallas -9.5 | OVER 210)
SUMMARY: The Mavs weren't able to pull away in this one until the Warriors were without starters Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson, who were both ejected late in the game. Davis was assessed his second technical at the end of the third quarter and tossed for arguing with an official while Jackson was booted with 4:34 left in the game. Golden State again played Dallas tough, leading by two at the end of the first quarter and trailing by two at halftime. The game was fast-paced in the first and third quarters and did not go OVER the total until Kelenna Azubuike made two free throws with eight seconds left. Azubuike helped the Warriors go on a 7-0 run to end the game, but it wasn't enough to cover the spread.

4/22/07 - Game 1: Golden State 97, DALLAS 85 (ATS winner: Golden State +10.5 | UNDER 213.5)
SUMMARY: Golden State held Dallas to just 17 points in the first quarter and held MVP candidate Dirk Nowitzki to one of his worst playoff games ever to fuel a low-scoring yet dominant victory. Nowitzki totaled just 14 points on 4-of-16 shooting, and the Mavs shot just 35 percent as a team. Dallas did rally to tie the game at halftime by holding the Warriors to 15 points in the second quarter, but Golden State's Baron Davis scored 19 of his game-high 33 points in the third to re-establish the lead. Another sub 20-point quarter in the fourth ensured the total would go UNDER and secured a Warriors win.

REMAINING SCHEDULE

5/3/07 - Game 6: Dallas at GOLDEN STATE (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
5/5/07 - Game 7: Golden State at DALLAS (IF NECESSARY, TBD)
REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

Golden State wins 3-0 SU & ATS
OVER 3-1

4/17/07 - GOLDEN STATE 111, Dallas 82 (ATS winner: GS -10 | UNDER 215)
3/12/07 - GOLDEN STATE 117, Dallas 100 (ATS winner: GS +7.5 | OVER 206)
11/6/06 - Golden State 107, DALLAS 104 (ATS winner: GS +9.5 | OVER 197)

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES RECAP: Not to make excuses for the league's best team during the regular season, but the first meeting came during a four-game losing streak to start the 2006-07 campaign. The Mavs then proceeded to win 12 straight games after that loss and went on a 61-8 run, including a 17-game winning streak that was snapped by Golden State. The final meeting was meaningless for Dallas and very meaningful for the the Warriors, who needed to win to hold off the Clippers for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference. Needless to say, Dallas will have no excuses here and will need to show up against a hungry but inexperienced Golden State team that is making its first playoff appearance since 1994.



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Golden State - Mavs @2.26 exp

Tak ja to widze. Dallas przez pięć meczy nie zrobiło nic aby mnie przekonać do zagrania na nich, więcej gdyby nie wyrzucenie Jaxa i Barona w meczu nr 2 oraz 15-0 run w 4Q w meczu nr 5 to ta rywalizacja już by była zakończona. Warriors mają na tą chwilę najbardziej szalonych i głośnych fanów w całej lidze, do tego mocno wygłodniałych po kilkunastu latach bez play-offu, na trybunach Jessica Alba, czego chcieć więcej. Dirk nie potrafi obudzić w sobie potencjału lidera, Howard też się gdzieś schował, Stack nie jest tak jak być powienien produktywny z ławki. Warriors z kolei na innym emocjonalnym biegunie - Baron rządzi i dzieli, J-Rich jest niezwykle efektywny, niedoceniany Jax świetnie broni Dirka, a gracze z ławki też potrafią dorzucić swoją cegiełkę. Mavs już raz pokazali że w ważnym momencie nie potafią przełamać swoich złych występów (finały 2006), i teraz sytuacja może się powtórzyć. Dość jeszcze powiedzieć, że w swojej hali Golden State wygrywa ostatnio wszystko mając za rywali podopiecznych Averego Johnsona.

BRAWO GOLDEN STATE!! Wspaniały mecz godny tej drużyny. Zaczeło sie niesamowity początek 12:3 dla Golden, potem zryw Dallas, wspaniałe wejście Stackhasua, który łupał za 3pkt 3/3, Golden zaczeło drżeć, ale udało sie trzymał ich Jackson 3/3 za 3pkt oraz Barnes z Biedrinsem w strefach koszowych, mecz sie wyrównał, fatalna postawa Nowitzkiego 1/11 za 2pk i 0/5 za 3pkt do przerwy, katastrofa Niemca, ciekawe co byłoby gdyby to pociągnął wynik 50:48 dla Golden State, warto dodać świetną postawę Davisa jak trzeba to ciągnął, według mnie w 5 meczu mógł lepiej rozegrac końcówkę w Dallas, ale kto to teraz pamięta, ważny dzisiejszy mecz. Druga połowa zapowiada sie na lekki zryw Golden, jednakze po 2minutach staje sie coś wspniałego, Dallas zaczyna sie gubić, cudownie gra JACKSON za 3pkt juz 7/7 znakomicie, Golden odchodzi, Dallas desperadzko za 3pkt, popełniają błędy m.in. kroki, faule, Davis bierze grę na siebie wymusza faule, Howard juz 4 faule, Nowitzkiego to juz sam trener ściąga to wstawia, nie może zdecydować czy lepiej jak Niemiec gra czy siedzi. Piękne widowisko w wykonaniu Golden, kibice szaleją, po każdej zbiórce ogromna wrzawa, Dallas chyba już przygnębione, run jak można tak uznać 30:9 dla Golden, fantastycznie, koncówka 3 kwarty prowadzą 86:63, moim zdaniem juz po meczu, lepiej być nie może, nie sądze ze na takiej fali Golden wydrze sobie wygraną, nie wierze, świetuje razem z nimi :):):)

Pięknie, dziś powini również sobie zapewnić awans drużyna New Jersey, zapowiada sie na podobny spektakl, Jason Kidd w niego wszyscy wierzą i ja też, końcowka meczu 5 pokazuje ze New Jersey stać na awans. U siebie klasą dla siebie był Kidd, mysle ze znów bedzie bohatarem wraz z całą drużyną, taka szansa, trzeba wykorzystać.

4 kwarta trener GS juz nie sciąga nie manewruje daje grac składowi który zaczął z jedną zmianą, trzyma ekipę, wie ze są blisko, ale Davis panuje, długo rozgrywa, nawte gdyby tracili punkty Dallas bez szans, gubią sie w obronie, zbiórki ofensywne GS widać ze nic dziś Mavericks nie idzie. Golden zmotywowane, już trner Dallas pomału wprowadza rezerwy, głebokie rezerwy, ale wrzawa, coś niesamowitego, po mecuz to chyba na parkiecie to będzie radość, tylko pytanie na kogo trafią Houston czy Utah? Nawet przy awansie nie są na straconej pozycji, dziś wygrało Utah, ach ten Kirlienko i jego bloki, co za niesamowity "typ" chciałbym zeby awansowało Houston, ale będą musieli zagrać fantastycznie jak Golden, ale bedzie cięzko, bardzo ciężko, oby McGrady zagrał wielki mecz jak kiedyś z San Antonio, gdzie sam wygrał końcówkę meczu. 95:71 i 9minut to juz koniec, kurs x30 coraz realniejszy :):):)

czesc mam pytanie do expertów dotyczace tych meczy

Houston - Utah (7m.)-co do tego meczu to nie mam pojecia co byscie radzili

Detroit - Chicago (1m.)1 1,50
detroit mocne u siebie chyba powinni pojechac byki ? tylko dlaczego kurs idzie do góry