What is the Payout if the Bengals Beat the Titans Moneyline Bet?

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What is the Payout if the Bengals Beat the Titans on the Moneyline?

The Cincinnati Bengals beating the Tennessee Titans in Saturday's Divisional round of the Playoffs pays out $16 for every $10 bet or $160 on every $100 with a moneyline bet

On the spread, the Bengals are a +3.5 road dog.

Tennessee head coach Mike Vrabel said Thursday that the Titans would make the official call on Derrick Henry's gameday status Friday.  Henry fractured his foot the end of October.

"Derrick is progressing well," Vrabel said, adding that Henry's workload has increased throughout the week.

Tennessee rested last week with the No. 1 seed in the AFC, while the Bengals outlasted the Raiders 26-19 in the wild-card matchup in Cincinnati.

The BeOnline team of NFL experts: Drew Butler, Anthony Becht, and Jonathan Casillas discuss their NFL playoff predictions for the Bengals vs Titans Divisional round clash.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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