Betting Public Has Best Week Ever in the NFL

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Betting Public Has Best Week Ever in the NFL

Dave Mason of BetOnline reports that the betting public had its biggest week in that company's 22-plus year history. 

The Cowboys covering by a half a point winning by 7 was one of the sweetest victories for the sports betting public. 

The 49ers were seeing 63% of the action as a -2 favorite and won by three points.

The Broncos were another team embraced by 60% of the public and winning big.

Monday night's action appeared to be favoring the LA Rams as a +2.5 dog with around 60% of the betting action.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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