Monday Night Football – Free Pick: 49ers vs. Rams

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Gambling911.com will be on the Rams +3 to cover San Francisco in this Monday Night Football matchup.  You can bet this game at BetDSI.com here and receive up to $2500 in FREE CASH using universal bonus code G911.

Interestingly enough, oddsmakers initially opened the line at +3.5 and this number quickly dropped to -3 in favor of San Francisco.

The 49ers, however, are seeing nearly 90% of the betting action in this game. The line has stayed steady across the board.

Gambling911.com hones in on sportsbook opinions when it comes to weighing our picks.  When there is tremendous one-sided action, how do the books react?  We did go 1-0-1 this weekend with our plays on Oakland and Miami, the later being a push.

Though the 49ers dominated last year, St. Louis managed a win and tie in the previous season.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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