Line on the Giants-Vikings Game Now -4

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Following rescheduling for Monday night, the line on the Giants-Vikings game has move to New York -4.  The line had held at -3 right into Sunday despite news of the Giants flight being diverted to Kansas City.

The Giants-Vikings game was delayed following a collapse of the Metrodome roof due to heavy snowfall.  The line move is a result of the Vikings no longer having home field advantage as the game has been moved to Detroit. 

The Giants were now getting close to 90 percent of the spread action.  They were previously getting around 95 percent of the betting action. 90 percent were on the Giants money line.

The line on this game has occasionally been taken off the board, originally due to questions over whether Brett Favre was expected to start. 

The total on this game was 43.

This game will be shown on Fox Monday night in both the Minneapolis and New York markets.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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