Olimpia led basically from start to end in Treviso and won 76-71, despite missing the decisive knock-out punch throughout the game and had to fight to the end. Olimpia dominated under the boards (Devin Booker with nine led the team; Zach LeDay and Shavon Shields added six each) but some costly turnovers, low shooting percentages prevented a breakaway. Treviso played all-out, with a lot of sense of urgency kept coming back. In the second half it was able to caome back from 11 points behind to one. Olimpia responded, with Marko Guduric controlling the tempo and scoring 17 points. Quinn Ellis at the end scored some crucial points that kept the outcome under control. Olimpia was able to win using its rotation. Nobody played more than 27 minutes (LeDay) and everybody took turns in producing points. In fact, five players scored in double digit.