In this matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons, the likelihood of Jaylon Tyson making UNDER 1.5 threes is supported by his poor shooting percentage of 26.7% over recent games and limited playing time averaging just 9.6 minutes per game. The game's competitive nature with a medium spread suggests tighter defensive play, which will further inhibit scoring opportunities, especially for a low-volume shooter like Tyson. The Net EV of 0.09 indicates the bet is underpriced by the bookmakers, reinforcing the idea that Tyson is unlikely to hit more than 1.5 threes in this context.

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