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LAS VEGAS (Gambling911.com) - The New York Jets vs. New England Patriots game was seeing some of the heaviest action after the Texans-Jaguars game, which was already in progress in London Sunday morning.
New England was seeing lopsided action. Hope the bookies and agents in this region have a good Pay Per Head bookie outsourcing platform.
More than 90% of moneyline wagers and nearly 80% of spread money backing New England at DraftKings.
The Patriots are among Sunday's most heavily supported favorites, although the spread has settled around New England -7.5.
The books dropping to -7 suggests New York could cover in this one. The power ratings do give us a number of Patriots -7.5, so a bit of a tough call going with the Jets. We here at Gambling911.com do believe that is the play though.
Elsewhere, the Panthers (playing in Philadelphia as a -3 point favorite) and Kansas City Chiefs in the later game as a -7.5 favorite, were seeing the heaviest action this day.
The Ravens vs. Browns was one of the most wagered on games with action balanced on both sides.
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