2019 NFL Wildcard Public Bets, Bookie Sweats

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2019 NFL Wildcard Public Bets, Bookie Sweats

Here are the bookmaker's big exposures coming into the Wildcard round of the 2019 NFL Playoffs courtesy of Dave Mason of BetOnline.


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In order of which teams will be best for the house (i.e. BetOnline):

1. Cowboys +1400 - massive win

2. Seahawks +1400 - massive win

3. Bears +550 - large win

4. Saints +110 - decent loss

5. Eagles +900 - large loss

6. Rams +250 - very large loss

There is still time to place that bet here ahead of the weekend games.

In summary, BetOnline will be rooting against the Rams in each of their Playoffs games and celebrating any advance by the Cowboys, Seahawks and Bears.

Surprisingly, the Saints winning the NFC Championship will not be the worst case scenario for the books it appears, at least not BetOnline.  There are probably other books that will get hit a little harder.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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