Some Books Move Rams-Saints Spread to -3.5

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Some Books Move Rams-Saints Spread to -3.5Some Books Move Rams-Saints Spread to -3.5

After opening at New Orleans -3, the Rams-Saints NFC Championship game has since moved a half point to -3.5 at several books.


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This one is drawing some eyebrows here as 55% of the spread betting action is on LA early on.  This could be an early indication that the books believe New Orleans will cover the spread here.

The Patriots-Chiefs game is having a tough time moving off the -3 with New England an underdog in Kansas City.

The Chiefs are a 65% favorite here.  Any move to -2.5 would be a strong indicator that the books are confident New England will cover.  We haven't seen that happen yet.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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