NFL Bookies 2018 Week 1: Sharps All Over the Browns

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Sep/06/2018

NFL betting action for the first week of 2018 has everybody loving the Cleveland Browns (for once).  But first we need to get through Thursday night's opener between the Falcons and Eagles, a game in which we have witnessed a highly volatile line.

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The Betting Public All Over Atlanta Thursday Night

Bookies throughout the Atlanta area will be holding their respective breaths Thursday evening as 65% of the action continues to flow in on the Falcons spread of +1.  65% to just over 70% of the action was coming in on Atlanta when they were a +4 underdog as well.  An Eagles win of 2 or 3 points will make some lucky gamblers happy who may have gotten both sides on this game with Atlanta +4 and Philadelphia -1 or -1.5.   Atlanta was also seeing heavy action on the money line.

Sharps Loving the Browns

After opening at +6.5, the Cleveland Browns were down to +3.5 as sharps continued to pound the Browns.

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Good luck with all your wagering this week!

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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