Bookmaker Drops Super Bowl 53 Line Down to Patriots -2

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Bookmaker Drops Super Bowl 53 Line Down to Patriots -2

While most books were holding the Super Bowl 53 line at Patriots -2.5, Bookmaker.eu has moved the line down to -2.

Obviously, anyone looking to bet the Patriots would want to do so here at -2.

Bookmaker could be reacting to news that a successful professional sports bettor has wagered millions of dollars at various sportsbooks throughout Las Vegas on the LA Rams.  Gambling911.com believes it is likely this individual, known as "Bettor X" may have also placed similar wagers at Bookmaker.

70% of the spread action was now on New England. 73% of the money line action was on the Patriots.  Total action was balanced at most books.

Bovada and Sports Interaction, meanwhile, had moved to -3 by Saturday.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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