Betting tips for Western Conference finals - Warriors-Mavericks Game 4

All odds are provided by Caesars Sportsbook.

Luka on the glass: Golden State has rendered Dwight Powell largely ineffective in this series and Dallas has gone small in most lineups, resulting in some serious rebounding volume for Luka Doncic. Doncic has averaged a team-high 15 potential rebounds through three games and grabbed 11 boards in Game 3, evidence he is in a good spot to hit his rebounding prop (9.5) Tuesday night. Reggie Bullock is also likely to approach 40 minutes and hit his rebounding prop with plenty of exposure at power forward.

Looney on the loose: Kevon Looney has pulled down a series-high 29 boards and averaged a series-best 15.7 rebounding chances. His rebounding prop also sits at 9.5, a clip he's easily achieved over the past two games.

Early Dallas lean?: The Warriors have largely handled business in this series, but that doesn't mean there aren't angles for the Mavs to exploit in Game 4. Golden State has been outscored by 22 points in first quarters, including a -15 mark when they attempted eliminate the Grizzlies last round. Dallas was +13 in the two first quarters facing elimination against Phoenix, further supporting a potential bounce-back game tonight.

— Jim McCormick & Kyle Soppe

Golden State Warriors at Dallas Mavericks9:00 p.m ET, American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX

Line: Mavericks (-1)Money line: Mavericks (-115), Warriors (-105)Total: 215.5 pointsBPI Projected Total: 228.1 pointsBPI Win%: Warriors (50.2%)

Ruled out: Gary Payton II (elbow)Note: BPI numbers factor in players who are ruled out but assumes questionable players will play

Doubtful: Otto Porter Jr. (foot)

Notable: The Warriors are 18-11-1 ATS in the Western Conference finals in the Stephen Curry era (3-0 in this series). Nine