November 15, 2021 Betting Line Trends: Bovada, DraftKings, FanDuel, More

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Gambling911.com examines the betting line movements for key games Monday November 15, 2021.

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Rams @ 49ers: All the books are playing it safe here.  Nobody was moving off the -3.5 Rams as of Monday morning.  A move to -3 would indicate a strong opinion on the 49ers covering here or winning as 80% of the bets are coming in on LA. An option here is that you may want to include San Francisco in a teaser.  Gambling911 does have a line of Rams -3.  San Francisco has dominated LA however and it is hard to see the Rams going 4-6 Against The Spread.

Pacers @ Knicks: This one opened at Knicks -2.5 and promply moved to -3.5 with 80% of the early action on New York.  All books are on the -3.5 as of Monday morning.  A move to -3 would be an indication that books like Indiana to cover here.

Celtics @ Cavs: 75% of the early tickets were being cashed on the Celtics.  Action overall was relatively balanced however.  Bookmaker was holding at Celtics -3 while Bovada has taken this one down to -2.   Most books were on the -2.5.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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