Ronald Cortes/Getty Images. Pictured: Dejounte Murray #5 of the San Antonio Spurs and Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors.
NBA Odds: Warriors vs. Spurs
| Warriors Odds | -1 |
| Spurs Odds | +1 |
| Over/Under | 230 |
| PRO Projection | SAS -0.2 |
| Time | 8:30 p.m. ET |
| TV | FS-SW |
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If oddsmakers’ goal was simply to split the betting public in half on tonight’s Warriors-Spurs spread, they’ve essentially accomplished it (at least based on the betting percentages as of writing). But that hasn’t meant a lack of line movement.
In fact, the favored side has changed since this line opened as big bets from sharps have overwhelmingly poured onto just one side.
Note: Odds, data as of 1:30 p.m. ET.
NBA Sharp Betting Pick: Warriors vs. Spurs
Sharp Action
As mentioned, the overall bet count is pretty evenly split on this game. As of 1:30 p.m. ET, the Warriors hold just a 52-48% edge in terms of spread tickets.
Still, they’ve managed to jump the fence from +1.5 to -1 in this game thanks to their backing from sharp bettors.
Four Bet Signals from Action Labs have been triggered on Golden State, revealing four instances of market-wide movement caused specifically by sharp betting.
Sharp Action edge: Warriors
Big Money
Another reason for this move (which also provides more evidence of sharp action), the 52% of bettors on the Warriors have accounted for 87% of the actual money hitting this spread.
Of course, that’s a financial liability for which sportsbooks need to account, but perhaps more importantly, it reveals Golden State to be landing much bigger bets — the ones more likely to come from professionals.
Big Money edge: Warriors
