TNF Betting Odds: Bills vs. Dolphins

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TNF betting odds for the Bills vs. Dolphins had Miami as a -6 favorite after opening at -5.  Most of the action at AceSportsbook.com was on the Fins. Claim thousands of dollars in FREE CASH starting at a 2x rollover and FREE $1000 here

60% of those betting this Thursday Night Football game were backing Miami.

Miami is 11-5 Against The Spread in its last 16 home games but they have had trouble against Buffalo in the past.  The Bills have beaten Miami four of their last five meetings including a sweep last season.  They also beat the Dolphins back in September at home 29-10.

Miami may be 5-4 Straight Up but they could very well be 8-1 with three heartbreaking final seconds losses.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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