Spread on the 49ers Falcons Game Steady at Northbet: Atlanta 1-19 as +4 Dog

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The spread on the 49ers Falcons game was San Francisco -4 across the board heading into Sunday’s NFC Championship game.  Boutique online sportsbook Northbet was offering up to $1000 in FREE BETS for qualified new customers here.

Atlanta would appear to have some great value here as they have beaten San Fran in each of their last three meetings since 2007 including a 16-14 win back in 2010.  The 49ers were a +7 road dog in that game.

One of the more powerful trends going against Atlanta is their 1-19 record Straight Up as a 3.5 to 7 point underdog over the last 20 years.  Only 4 of those games covered the spread.

The good news for Atlanta is that they are an impressive 21-5 Straight Up in home games over the past three seasons.   

As a favourite of between -3.5 and -9.5, the 49ers have managed to go 13-6 Against The Spread over the past three seasons.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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