Today's Most Wagered on Sides - February 3

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Today's Most Wagered on Sides - February 3

It's Super Bowl Sunday and the most wagered on side is the New England Patriots money line, followed by the spread.


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71% of the money line bets were on New England, while 69% of the spread bets were on the Pats.  This is definitely a close one.

Villanova was the next most wagered on side at -11.5 hosting the Georgetown Hoyas.  The Wildcats were seeing 75% of the action.

This one has been moving between -11 and -11.5.

The Thunder-Celtics game was also seeing solid action, but mostly balanced.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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