Chiefs Patriots Monday Night Football Line: Get 5 Percent Losses Back

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Whether you win or lose betting the Chiefs Patriots Monday Night Football line, you still win.  *Note that the following offer starts Monday night and is for a limited time only.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, BetDSI.com is giving back this week with a 5 percent cash rebate on all net losses on all Live Betting wagers made on their brand new Live Betting platform. 

So from now through November 28th all players will get 5 percent of all wagers back in the form of cash. 

Take advantage starting with the Chiefs Patriots Monday Night Football game where the line heading into the weekend was set at New England -15 after opening at -13. 

For a full updated schedule of all events offering live wagering please visit our Live Betting page.

Monday, November 21st

Chiefs @ Patriots             5:35  ESPN

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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