SportsBear Player Props Cashed Out | Farewell Dear Suns

[sportsbear]

Happy Monday, everyone!

I hope you are all doing great, and of course, cashing out a lot. I feel the blues today, not gonna hide it.

The best team in the NBA, The Phoenix Suns, lost yesterday to the Dallas Mavericks (90-123) in Game 7 of the Western Semifinals Conference series. It was an extremely painful game to watch that left many of us wondering what happened with the Suns' energy, expertise, and team chemistry.

Now to cheer the day up, I'll be sharing the NBA Prop Player Picks I cashed out in games played by the Suns' players or their opponents:

04/03/2022: Suns vs. Thunder

- NBA Prop Player Pick: Mikal Bridges Over 15.5 points

04/17/2022: Game 1 | Pelicans vs. Suns

- NBA Prop Pick: CJ McCollum Over 24.5 points

04/19/2022: Game 2 | Pelicans vs. Suns

- NBA Prop Pick: Cameron Johnson Over 9.5 Points

04/24/2022 Game 4 | Suns vs. Pelicans

- NBA Prop Pick: Brandon Ingram over 25.5 points

04/28/2022 Game 6 | Suns vs. Pelicans

- NBA Prop Pick: Mikal Bridges Over 16.5 Points

05/10/2022 Game 5 | Mavericks vs. Suns

- NBA Prop Player Pick: Deandre Ayton over 17.5 points.

- NBA Prop Player Pick: Chris Paul will have at least 8 assists

Lost:

05/12/2022 Game 6 | Suns vs. Mavericks

NBA Prop Player Pick: Devin Booker over 27.5 points - I lost this one due to an overwhelming emotional state and too vague data mining.

After following them closely, I have some betting lessons on prop player betting worth sharing:

- Observe, observe, and never get tired of observing several players' performances (travel frequency, playing at home or away, when/where they are the most successful, etc).
- Stats will pave the way, but there is no guarantee they lead to your destination.
- Avoid betting on a game that means a lot to you (Game 7 was it to me).
- Don't get too attached to a certain team, or player.
- Know when to rest and when to bet. Your emotions can and will cloud your vision.

I'll continue posting NBA Prop Player Picks here: SportsBear Bets: Props I Like

Cheers,
SB

 

[Tanko]

Thanks Sportsbear.
Great work here.


I look forward to your plays.

 

[sportsbear]

Thanks Sportsbear.
Great work here.


I look forward to your plays.

Thank you for following the plays @Tanko!

 

[lemartinsports]

After following them closely, I have some betting lessons on prop player betting worth sharing:

- Observe, observe, and never get tired of observing several players' performances (travel frequency, playing at home or away, when/where they are the most successful, etc).
- Stats will pave the way, but there is no guarantee they lead to your destination.
- Avoid betting on a game that means a lot to you (Game 7 was it to me).
- Don't get too attached to a certain team, or player.
- Know when to rest and when to bet. Your emotions can and will cloud your vision.

I think this is very valuable info tbh especially for bettors that want to learn more about player props

thanks for taking the time to share

 

[Bubbles]

good stuff. last night was suns most disappointing performance.

 

[sportsbear]

I think this is very valuable info tbh especially for bettors that want to learn more about player props

thanks for taking the time to share

Sure! I think it is super valuable to share our own experiences, not that they are the blueprint of betting but I do believe there's a lot to learn from one another.

Thanks, Le!

 

[sportsbear]

good stuff. last night was suns most disappointing performance.

Don't get me started!

 

[jaketaylor]

Good job man, anything for tonight?

 

[sportsbear]

Good job man, anything for tonight?

Hey Jake

Thanks for asking. Good to hear from you!

I'll be watching Celtics vs. Heat with the intention to place a bet on Wednesday.

I'll keep you posted.

 

[RudyRuder]

I dont trust you

nobdoy uses the at sign

 

[RudyRuder]

Thank you for following the plays @Tanko!

??

why would you think the @ sign matters?


ive never seen anyone include that except mods

 

[BMR Genie]

??

why would you think the @ sign matters?


ive never seen anyone include that except mods

It's actually fun to use the @ sign Rudy. Instead of typing the whole name you just need to hit @ sign and the few first letters of the username and the name will already pop-up. It's also a good highlight, though seeing a notification for every mentioned or tag is really much better.

 

[Tanko]

Did not know that @BMR Genie

Thanks.