Miami Dolphins Bookie Guide

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10 July, 2016

Most bookies catering to the Miami Dolphins sports bettors were on the winning end last season (team finished 5-11 Against The Spread) and this year they are favored to win UNDER 7 regular season games. This doesn’t mean that the bookies are out of the woods though.

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A perfect example of a team performing poorly Straight Up but finishing above the .500 mark last year was the New York Giants, who finished a woeful 6-10 Straight Up but 8-7 Against The Spread.

In previous years, the Dolphins have finished right around the .500 mark Against The Spread.

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