Popular Bets, Most Bet on Sides Friday AM: Jets Come Through Big for Books

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Popular Bets, Most Bet on Sides Friday AM: Jets Come Through Big for Books

Here we have your most popular bet on matches and wagered on sides as of Friday November 3 (8:45 am EST) Find live odds here

LAST 24 HOURS RECAP

The Jets were only seeing 33% of the action coming into Thursday night and came through in a big way for the sportsbooks.  The sharp money was on the UNDER, Dave Mason of BetOnline.ag noted, and that one didn’t come through for the gamblers either. 

HEAVY UPCOMING BOOKIE EXPOSURE

Eagles -8.5 86% (this had come down around 8 percentage points from yesterday but will likely be over 75% still by game time Sunday)

Notre Dame -14 91%

Rams -3.5 67%

Colts +6.5 75%

Memphis -13.5 86%

Barcelona 62%

*Notre Dame was leaving the books extremely exposed Saturday afternoon, seeing early 91% of the bets against Wake Forest.

MOST BET ON MATCHES

Broncos vs. Eagles

Wake Forest vs. Notre Dame

Rams vs. Giants

Penn State vs. Michigan State

Barcelona v Sevilla

Breeders Cup

Memphis vs. Tulsa

Bucs vs. Saints

Chiefs vs. Cowboys

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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