Today's Most Bet on Sides - December 22: Wake Forest, Army, Chargers

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Today's Most Bet on Sides - December 22: Wake Forest, Army, Chargers

Today's most wagered on sides are Wake Forest and Army in the Bowl games and the Chargers in the NFL.


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Wake Forest was seeing 60% of the action as a +3 dog vs. Memphis.  This one opened at -2.5.  There have been a small number of books moving to -3.5 but the vast majority were holding at -3.

Army was coming in at -6.5 to -7 and the line is moving in conjunction with the action.  This Military Bowl game had Army opening at -5 versus Houston.

60% of the action was coming in on the Chargers in their Saturday game against Baltimore.  LA opened at -4.5.  Ladies and Gents, this one has moved to -3.5 at 5Dimes and -4 most other books.  We have a pretty solid opinion that the Ravens are going to cover here.  Gambling911.com has now moved Baltimore's chance of covering this one to 60%.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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