Las Vegas
It's at the Venetian Sports Book Friday Jan. 21st starting around 7:30pm . It's an open invitation, no RSVP required. etc. etc...
The game is going to be on ESPN. We might see Jeffrey in the stands 
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To answer your question Jeffrey, I'm still thinking about it.
If you have any questions, my email is [email protected]
Nash is still questionable and his backup Leandro Barbosa is on the Injured List.
If Nash is not ready for Friday, I think the oddsmakers will put the Spurs at -10 and o/u at 190 (or less) points.
I doubt the Spurs will beat the spread and the Suns will not lose 6 in a row.
Right now (this could change Friday morning), I predict the margin of victory will be 5 points or less for either team and the point total will be 199. I thinks the odds makers will take a bath on this one.
My money is on Phoenix this game. It's not lack of balls, it's brains .
My understanding is that we were betting based on the points spread. I did bet on the Suns tonight and lost. The only thing I chickened out was on the o/u. Besides I would never bet against a home team - The Spurs are 12-8 on the road.
Venetian had Spurs -1.5 o/u 197 . As you saw, Spurs won by 5 and o/u was 251. Re-read all the posts I made about the game, only thing I missed was the Suns winning the game.
Cheese.
PS. I don't know what you're crowing about, Nash & company blew a 17 point 3rd quarter lead .
