Wednesday Night Cowboys vs. Giants Game Spread Still has New York Getting 70 Percent

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The betting public continues to pound the Cowboys vs. Giants -3.5 spread with lopsided action going towards New York at a 70 percent clip at Bookmaker.eu, which was still offering up to $2500 in FREE CASH to qualified new customers here. 

It’s interesting to note that, instead of trying to encourage more betting on Dallas, the folks from Bookmaker have actually brought the line down a half point to apparently drive more business towards New York.  The books will most certainly want a Dallas cover here, or maybe not.

Jay Kornegay, sportsbook director at the LVH in Las Vegas tells Covers.com that most of the big bets (“wise guy action”) is going towards the Cowboys.

“They public is going with the Giants and the defending champs always seem to do well in the first game,” Kornegay said.

Should more “sharp” money come in, Kornegay anticipates the line on this game may go back up to -4.  Bookmaker.eu has the “sharpest” action online.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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