Where to Bet Ravens vs. Steelers Game

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You can bet the Ravens vs. Steelers game at AceSportsbook for Thursday night’s NFL.

AceSportsbook.com features live in-play wagering on this and all other NFL games, a mobile betting platform, but more importantly – some of the best cash bonus and deposit/withdrawal options in the business.  They also have a substantial wagering menu that includes a wide range of futures (still available for NFL and College Football).  Don’t forget, every Thursday night during Football season is NO JUICE at AceSportsbook.  Learn more here.

The line on this game was currently Baltimore -3 at 90% of reporting online sportsbooks with others maintaining a line of -2.5 Ravens.

68% of the action was on the 0-3 Ravens against a depleted Steelers squad that will not have Ben Roethlisburger as a starter due to an injury suffered last week.  Instead, they will opt for backup Michael Vick.

It is interesting that some books have opted to hold at -2.5 (where the number opened) with such heavy action coming in on the Ravens.  This suggests to us there is reason to believe oddsmakers feel Pittsburgh can cover here with an effort to get as much action on Baltimore as possible.  Thus far this season, bookies are getting beaten up in NFL badly.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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