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Having officially entered one- and two-game portions of the NBA playoff schedule, our margin for error is very slim. We have to be as certain as possible with every wager we make. Using TopBet's lines, we try cracking Tuesday night's postseason code.

Everyone is expecting the Golden State Warriors to rip through the Utah Jazz in the second round of the NBA's playoff bracket. Will that really be the case, though? We break it down for you right here.

With one game between the Boston Celtics and the Washington Wizards in the books, the boys from Beantown own a 1-0 series lead. But the series is far from over. Let's see which team is poised to advance.

Both the Houston Rockets and San Antonio Spurs have been touted as the NBA's biggest threats to the Golden State Warriors. Now they get the chance to prove it with a second-round matchup against one another. We dissect the battle so you know which team to bet on.

Now that the NBA second round is tipping off, fewer teams are part of the equation. And when there are fewer teams from which to choose, you have to maximize your betting opportunities. We're here to help you do just that with our favorite spread picks for Monday night, which come courtesy of TopBet.

Last year, when the Cleveland Cavaliers met the Toronto Raptors in the Eastern Conference Finals, they won in six games. Are we in for a similar result this time around in the second around, or will something different go down? We're here to decide.

By now, you've watched enough of the NBA's first-round playoff series to understand how every team is playing—which makes it a perfect time to place some over/under bets. We use TopBet's lines to deliver our favorite picks for Friday's trio of Game 6s.

The first round of the NBA playoffs are drawing to a close. Three teams have already advanced, and three more, all of whom are up 3-2 in their series, will have the opportunity to move on this Thursday night. Using TopBet's lines, we deliver our over/under picks for each of these games.

This is the Stanley Cup final. Wait a minute, it's only the second round of the playoffs. That's immaterial. Whoever wins between the defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins or the Presidents' Trophy-winning Washington Capitals takes it all.