Books Have Another Banner Day.... Sort of

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Books Have Another Banner Day.... Sort of

While so much of the early action for Week 14 NFL was balanced, the books did make out nicely with a Ravens cover versus the Kansas City Chiefs.


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Just shy of 70% of the spread action was on the Chiefs at -6 after opening at -9.  The drastic line move didn't matter in the end as KC won by a mere field goal.

For the afternoon games, some of the books were reporting heavy exposure on the Oakland Raiders as a +13 home dog somewhere in the neighborhood of 75 to 80%.  They were hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers late Sunday afternoon and were winning early 10-7.

The Sunday Night Football game between the Rams and Bears looked like a significant exposure on LA early on, however, weather perhaps has resulted in the action balancing out and books refusing to dip below the -3 (Rams favored).

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com  

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