Atlanta Hawks vs Milwaukee Bucks

Atlanta is 4-1 both SU and ATS through four Cup games, and that includes successful wins and covers against the likes of the reigning champion Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, and just recently the New York Knicks in the quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. The Hawks' spot in the final four is no fluke, and as has been the case for all but two of their games in this format, they're once again in a role they thrive in as a betting underdog being 7-5 SU and 8-4 ATS on the season.

There's also an added confidence in this pick which comes from knowing Atlanta just went into Fiserv Forum back on Dec. 4 and prevailed by 15 points, 119-104. Both Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard were present and accounted for, but the Bucks as a unit only converted 42.3 percent of their shot attempts, including 33.3 percent from 3-point range against the league's worst defensive unit in guarding the perimeter. 

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The recent Hawks-Bucks game went UNDER with a total prop of 236.5 points, falling well short of that mark at 223 points. 

A similar result would still go UNDER on Saturday with the number set at 229.5 points, so with it being a neutral court with neutral fans (for the most part) in unfamiliar territory, being conservative is the path to success with neither team having a distinct advantage in that regard.

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Jalen Johnson is riding a three-game OVER streak connecting on combined rebounds and assists props of 14.5, having averaged 12.5 rebounds and seven assists during that stretch. 

He registered 18 (13 rebounds and five assists) in the last meeting with the Bucks, who allow the 25rd-most rebounds to visitors on their home floor at 45.5 per contest. 

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