Books Big Night With Panthers Cover

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Books Big Night With Panthers Cover

The books certainly had to sweat a bit but in the end they came out on top with Monday Night Football as Carolina managed to cover a 6-point spread against New Orleans.


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Some 65% of the spread action was on New Orleans coming into this game.  As Gambling911.com appropriately noted, the books did have a strong opinion that Carolina would cover as they continued to encourage action on the Saints.  New Orleans did win but not by the posted -6 point spread.

The books already tasted success over the weekend with San Francisco's shock win over Seattle.  Better than 65% of the spread action was on the Seahawks.  A significant amount was also on the small money line.

With the victory, Sean Payton and Drew Brees won their 117th regular-season game together Monday night, passing Don Shula and Dan Marino for second place among coach/QB combos during the Super Bowl era.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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