Panthers-Saints Wildcard Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

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Panthers-Saints Wildcard Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

Gambling911.com resident bookmaker expert Tony Caliente breaks down the Panthers-Saints Wildcard Playoffs game to determine if the line on this game is accurate.

As a bookie you gotta know that the sports betting public will be all over New Orleans, which has dominated the Panthers during the regular season....and playing at home.

At -7, the Saints were seeing around 50% of the action, but NEWS FLASH, there's a 2 point overlay here as the Saints should only be a -5 point favorite.  I can see New Orleans winning by 4 points. 

Both teams have identical 11-5 records Straight Up and 9-7 Against The Spread.  Carolina has won seven of their last nine while New Orleans has cooled off a bit to close the season, winning half of their last six. 

Don't be fooled by this season.  The series has been split over the past ten games.  Half have been won by 5 or fewer points.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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