Jets-Bills Game Moved to Monday: Sportsbooks, Fantasy Sites React

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Sportsbooks and fantasy websites are making alternative plans now that the Jets-Bills has been moved to Monday night in Detroit.  The line opened at Buffalo -4.5 and was expected to move to -3 by Thursday night.

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Buffalo was slammed by a snowstorm that has dropped several feet in and around the city.  The NFL determined that the stadium could not be dug out in time for Sunday’s original 1 pm game.

Fantasy websites like Victiv.com have announced all athletes in this game will be scored normally.  Had the game been played after Monday, all athletes in that event would have been scored with 0 points.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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