Most Wagered on Sides - December 16: Cowboys-Colts Game Sees Heavy Action

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Today's most wagered on sides are NFL games. 


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It's mostly a mixed bag but one thing is for certain, the Cowboys-Colts game is seeing the most volume Sunday early.

Action is around 55/45 for either side depending on the book.

The line has stayed flat at Indianapolis -3.

The Seahawks are likely the most wagered on side seeing 70% of the action.  Some books were moving off Seattle -3.5 to -4.  Overall though the books appear to believe San Francisco will cover here.   Seattle has beaten San Francisco in their last ten meeetings.

The Patriots were also seeing around 60% of the action as a -2.5 favorite in Pittsburgh.  This one opened as a PICK'EM and was not moving beyond the -2.5 number.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

 

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