2012 NFL Regular Season Wins Total Betting: Bears, Packers, Vikings, Lions

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Aug/25/2012
2012 NFL Regular Season Wins Total Betting: Bears, Packers, Vikings, Lions

2012 NFL Regular Season Wins Total betting lines for the Bears, Packers, Vikings, Lions in the NFC North were available at BetDSI.com here, which, for a limited time only, was offering up to $2500 to eligible new signups

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The Bears had an OVER/UNDER of 9.5 with the UNDER listed at -130.  The OVER would pay out EVEN odds.  The betting public is all over Chicago in 2012 and 2013, where the Bears were getting the most action to win the Super Bowl.  Not surprisingly, 80 percent of those betting on the regular season wins total for the Bears were on the OVER.

Green Bay had an OVER/UNDER of 11.5 with the UNDER a -145 favorite.  The OVER would pay out $115 for every $100 bet or $11.50 for every $10 bet.  After last year’s one-loss in the regular NFL season, it is hard to fathom the Packers winning less than 12 regular season games in 2012.

The Vikings are slightly favored to win UNDER 6 regular season games with a line of -120 while the OVER was coming in at -110.  Pick your poison here.  Either price is decent but not exactly enticing.

The Detroit Lions OVER/UNDER was listed at 9 with similar pricing to that of the Vikings.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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