2nd round of sportsbook playoffs at SBG Global

Online sportsbook fans from around the world ready to flood the sportsbook industry with wagers. This year the sportsbook playoff action promises plenty of great games and sportsbook betting opportunities. One team that will be looking to make up for poor recent performances in the post season is the Orlando Magic.

Sportsbook fans likely remember back to last season when the Magic bowed out early in the online sportsbook playoff competition and the coach lost his job as a result. This year with a new coach, Stan Van Gundy, and a new star player, Rashard Griffith, this team is ready to face its first round playoff opponent in the sportsbook competition. While being overshadowed for the most of the season by the stellar play of the Boston Celtics and the sportsbook success of the Detroit Pistons, the Magic have been the Eastern Conference’s quiet assassin, easily amassing the conference third best record in the sportsbook action.

Dwight Howard is playing like a man possessed and his play combined with Hedo Turkoglu and Griffith, forms one of the deadliest trifectas in online sportboook betting. The Magic will square off against the Toronto Raptors in the first round of sportsbook betting in this year’s NBA playoffs. It won’t be an easy contest and the Raptors could put up more fight that many online sportsbook analysts expect, but when the dust settles the Magic should still be standing.

Sportsbook fans should look for the Magic to get out to an early lead in the series and finish things up in five to six games. The only question mark for Orlando is its point guard play which has been spotty in the regular season sportsbook betting and must improve if the team wants to go deep into the sportsbook betting action in this year’s NBA playoffs. This is the one facet of the Magic’s game that makes it vulnerable in the sportsbook action. Toronto’s fireplug point guard Juan Calderon and it’s excellent outside shooting could make this a long series for the Magic and threaten its sportbook playoff dreams.