2nd Worst Bookie Blood Bath Ever

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2nd Worst Bookie Blood Bath Ever

Dave Mason of BetOnline revealed Monday that the bettors "beat the snot" out of his company this weekend, making it their second worst day (and second best day for gamblers).

Most of the games did see balanced action, but there were a few that helped turn the tide.

The marquee Sunday night game had 60% of the bets coming in on Kansas City, which ultimately lost outright.

86% of the spread action was on the covering Saints.  83% of spread bets were on the Titans against Jacksonville with Tennessee easily covering the spread.  The Chargers and Cowboys also came through.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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