Bookies Celebrate Banner NFL Sunday With Broncos, Skins Wins

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

30 November, 2015

Following a Thanksgiving Day slate of games in which two out of three big public favorites won for gamblers, bookies made out especially well on Sunday in Week 12 with outright wins by both Washington and Denver.

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Throughout much of the week, New England had been the most wagered on side against Denver as a -3 favorite getting around 75% of the action at one point. Heading into Sunday Night this game received even further volume.

Denver ended up winning 30-24.

The Giants were the most bet on side earlier in the day with nearly 85% of the backing coming their way. They lost outright to Washington.

The Houston Texans, however, did provide sports bettors with a nice win Sunday afternoon as the 3^rd most wagered on side of the day.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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