Where Can I Bet the Giants-Vikings Week 16 Game Online?

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You can bet the Giants-Vikings Week 16 game online at AceSportsbook.com, including live-in play wagering on every play up to the final minute of the game.

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Eli Manning will be without top wideout Odell Beckham Jr. on Sunday.  Not that it matters much as the Giants chances of securing a Playoffs spot are especially slim.  There is still some hope nonetheless.

New York, which has been eliminated from the wild-card chase, can clinch the NFC East title by winning both of its remaining games and having Washington lose its final two.

A Seattle win and an Atlanta loss earlier on Sunday can secure a postseason berth for Minnesota before it even steps on the field.

Both these teams have solid records Against The Spread with New York at 8-5 ATS despite a 6-8 record Straight Up.  Minnesota has one of the best ATS records in the league at 11-3 (9-5 SU).

The Giants did beat Minnesota at home in 2013 by a final score of 23-7.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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