Line on SNF Patriots-Ravens Game Shoots Up to -5.5 at Some Bookmakers

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After opening at -3, the bookies continued to push the line on the Patriots-Ravens game all the way to -5.5 ahead of this critical Sunday Night Football matchup.

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Some of the books had been holding at -3 despite the 86% of action coming in on this number. 

Action was 80% at -5.  Gambling911.com has been questioning why some of books appear reluctant to move this line.

New England is the most wagered on side in Week 14 of the NFL.

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