Golden State Warriors survived Game 5 of the series with the LA Lakers and now head to LA to force Game 7.
Before betting on the Warriors vs. Lakers Game 6
The Warriors were physical, aggressive, and sometimes dirty in Game 5, but that brought the result, and Steve Kerr’s team is now only one game behind the Lakers, 3-2. A 121-106 victory in Game 5 was a good boost for the Dub Nation before going to Crypto.com Arena.
Steph Curry had 27 buckets, Andrew Wiggins 25, and Draymond Green 20 and 10 boards. However, Klay was once again poor with 10 points, 3-for-12, and Gary Payton II scored 13. This time, the Warriors controlled the glass with 48 boards ten more than 38.
Anthony Davis received a hit in the head in the late phase of the game, and he had to go out due to a potential concussion. In that moment, he was the best player of the guests on the court, with 23 points and nine boards, while LeBron had 25 with nine boards too.
Austin Reaves ended the night with 15, the same as D’Angelo Russell, who added 15 as well, while Dennis Schroder scored 14. The Lakers allowed 70 points in the opening half while scoring 59, which was the key to their loss in San Francisco.
Warriors vs. Lakers Game 6 Offshore Betting Odds
| Offshore Sportsbook | Moneyline | Total | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetOnline | Warriors (2.18) | Lakers (1.72) | 222 | Warriors +2.5 (1.95) | Lakers -2.5 (1.87) |
| Bovada | Warriors (2.70) | Lakers (1.50) | 222 | Warriors +2.5 (1.91) | Lakers -2.5 (1.91) |
| BetUS | Warriors (2.18) | Lakers (1.72) | 222 | Warriors +2.5 (1.95) | Lakers -2.5 (1.87) |
| SportsBetting.ag | Warriors (2.18) | Lakers (1.72) | 222 | Warriors +2.5 (1.95) | Lakers -2.5 (1.87) |
| Pinnacle | Warriors (2.28) | Lakers (1.70) | 221.5 | Warriors +2.5 (2.01) | Lakers -2.5 (1.89) |
| MyBookie | Warriors (2.20) | Lakers (1.71) | 221 | Warriors +2.5 (1.91) | Lakers -2.5 (1.91) |
The over/under line is set at 223.5 points, and given that this game carries a lot of significance, we believe it will go under. The Lakers play tougher at home than on the road, and it’s logical to see them delivering a more aggressive approach.
