Bookies Get Hammered Again With Green Bay Huge Win

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By far, the Green Bay Packers were the most wagered on NFL team of the day in Week 4.  Their huge 38-17 victory over Chicago was also a victory for sports bettors.  The bookies obviously got clobbered.

And it didn’t end there for the sportsbooks.

They were also hurt by other public favorites coming through: The Colts and Lions particularly.

Tampa Bay’s big final second outright win in Pittsburgh and Minnesota covering the spread against Atlanta late helped sooth the pain somewhat.

Bookies were crossing their fingers for a Dallas cover Sunday night.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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