Top Betting Markets November 30, 2025: The NFL Edition

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C Costigan

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30 November, 2025

These are the most wagered on sides and games for Sunday November 30, 2025 in the NFL.

Top Bet on Sides and Games NFL Sunday

Houston at Indianapolis and Arizona at Tampa Bay were two of the more wagered on games early with mostly balanced action.

The Texans vs. Colts game was the most bet on at BetOnline.

Additionally, the Rams were seeing the most action of any side (76%) vs. the Carolina Panthers.

The Cardinals vs. Bucs game was the 4th most wagered on at BetOnline.

The 49ers vs. Browns game was actually the most bet on at Kalshi Sunday morning.

Most Bet on Games at BetOnline (Early)

Texans vs. Colts
Rams vs. Panthers
49ers vs. Browns
Cardinals vs. Bucs

Most Bet on Games at Kalshi (Early)

49ers vs. Browns ($3M)
Rams vs. Panthers ($2.2M)
Cardinals vs. Bucs ($1.2M)
Texans vs. Colts ($763K)

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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