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NBA Finals: How to watch Game 2 of Celtics-Mavericks

NBA Finals: How to watch Game 2 of Celtics-Mavericks

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By: Nick Friar

Boston has jumped out to a 1-0 series lead after taking Game 1 at home in the 107-89 finish vs. Dallas. Can the Mavericks even the series before the action shifts to Dallas or will the Celtics take a commanding 2-0 lead?

DraftKings Sportsbook bettors can simply make their prediction on who will win this contest, with the Celtics playing as -278 moneyline favorites and the Mavericks being +225 underdogs. But, there are plenty of other ways bettors can attack this game.

Player points, player three and player combos are just the start of the individual player prop options available on DraftKings Sportsbook. After scoring 30 in Game 1, Luka Doncic has the highest points line for Game 2, which is set at 31.5. Bettors can also back Doncic in various statistical head-to-head matchups with other players, including points and three pointers more.

Similarly, there are also Game Leaders betting options. Players do not have set statistical lines for these bets. Rather, these are based solely on who performs best in terms of points scored, rebounds, assists and 3-pointers. Also, for both points and 3-pointers, there are quarter- and half-specific options.

For those ready to look past Game 2, there are still Finals Props and Finals Player Props available. Similarly, DraftKings Sportsbook bettors can still back players to win Finals MVP. After winning MVP honors in the Eastern Conference Finals, Jaylen Brown is +310 to be named Finals MVP while Doncic is +350 to be named Finals MVP after being named Western Conference Finals MVP. Following Game 1, Jayson Tatum is the current favorite with +120 odds.

How to watch the NBA Finals on June 9

Dallas Mavericks at Boston Celtics – Game 2

Channel: ABC / Time: 8:00 p.m. ET on June 9

Nick wears a few hats as a Content Specialist at DraftKings. As an ex-college baseball player (Northwestern), he loves to dig into MLB. But having covered the NBA as a writer before he began contributing to DK, Nick does just as much basketball, along with NFL.
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