What's up, fellas? We got seven games in the NBA to bet on on a Saturday, and we can start with Golden State in Milwaukee, and I'm looking at you, Stefan, Steph Curry, I'm looking at your three-point prop over under four.

And typically, I'm not one to touch three-point props, but this one might be too good to be true.

The game environment for this game is beneficial for scoring and possessions. It might be the fastest game on the slate today. The NBA average is about

100 possessions per team per game and this one is coming in about 102 per team. You could also

factor in that Steph Curry's team has a total of 115.5 points, which is very strong. And on the

opposite side for Milwaukee, they have 116. So overall, lots of points will be scored. But then you can

start to dive into the matchup against Milwaukee.

A team that we see and we say, oh no, that is a good defense.

Why would we take props against them?

After all, Sal, they're a top 10 defensive efficiency unit.

Yeah, but hold up.

Over the last two weeks, due to some injuries, guys being out, rotations changing.

They've dropped below league average to being 17.

So this is not a scary defense. And the big thing, and this is one old big thing, their three-point defense is atrocious.

And we can define atrocious in this context as ranking 29th in the amount of times they allow their opponent the frequency to take threes in a game.

42% of their opponent's shots are threes.

And they rank dead last in allowing 32% of their opponent's shots to be non- And they rank dead last in allowing 32% of their opponent

shots to be non-quarter threes and perfect time to be collided with a Steph Curry prop. Non-corner

three has happened to be Stefan Curry's favorite shot. He shoots these at a 52% clip. More than

half his shots are from the non-corner three. So we're getting Steph Curry's strength against

Milwaukee's greatest weakness

here. And now let's start looking into the math of this. Fifty-nine percent of Curry shots this

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