The young Orlando Magic are gaining valuable playoff experience in their first round series against Cleveland, and they’d love nothing more than the learning experience of a Game 7 if they can beat the Cavaliers on Friday night. Cleveland looks to end things earlier than that though, as they bring a 3-2 series lead to the Kia Center for Game 6.
Before Betting on May 3 Cavs vs Magic
The good news for the Magic is that they’ve won both of their home games this series, and in relatively easy fashion 121-83 and 112-89. Orlando almost took the series lead on Tuesday but an Evan Mobley block off a Franz Wagner layup with just over 5 seconds left helped Cleveland to a 104-103 win.
Cleveland was held to under 90 points in the previous two games in Orlando as they shot a combined 12/51 from three point range. Donovan Mitchell is averaging just 15.5 points on the road in this series while Paolo Banchero (Game 3) and Wagner (Game 4) have both gone for 30+ on their home court.
Cleveland vs Orlando Offshore Betting Odds
| Offshore Sportsbook | Moneyline | Total | Point Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetOnline | CAVS (2.45) | MAGIC (1.61) | 200.5 | CAVS +4 (1.88) | MAGIC -4 (1.94) |
| MyBookie | CAVS (2.49) | MAGIC (1.54) | 200.5 | CAVS +4 (1.91) | MAGIC -4 (1.91) |
| BetUS | CAVS (2.50) | MAGIC (1.57) | 200 | CAVS +4 (1.90) | MAGIC -4 (1.90) |
| SportsBetting.ag | CAVS (2.45) | MAGIC (1.61) | 200.5 | CAVS +4 (1.88) | MAGIC -4 (1.94) |
| XBet | CAVS (2.49) | MAGIC (1.54) | 200.5 | CAVS +4 (1.91) | MAGIC -4 (1.91) |
May 3 Cavs vs Magic Prediction & Pick
The big question for Game 6 is if Cleveland can have a better road performance than their 38 and 23 point losses in Game 3 and 4 respectively. Orlando was a somewhat under-the-radar 29-12 on their own court during the regular season, the third most home wins in the Eastern Conference so you have to think a Game 7 is coming.Â
