2015 NFL Divisional Playoffs Line Moves, Action Report

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Gambling911.com has your 2015 NFL Divisional Playoffs line moves and the latest betting action monitoring. Monitor odds in real time here.

The Ravens are coming in as a +7 underdog in New England Saturday.  5Dimes did open this one at New England -8.5.  Everyone else has been at -7 with a few moves up a half point to -7.5.  Action though was under 60% on the Pats so Gambling911.com is not anticipating the line to go above -7.5 these next few days. 

Seattle was a double digit -10.5 to -11.5 home favorite vs. Carolina.  The trend is a downward line as action is skewed towards the Panthers at 65% early on.

Neither of these Saturday games look like early candidates for Gambling911.com’s free picks, currently 20-6 since Week 7. 

Green Bay is the most wagered on side of the Weekend with a line of -6.  Most books were holding at -6.5.  Some were touching -7 but none will be going over that dangerous number during the course of the week.  The downward trend has us monitoring closely as nearly 75% of the action was on Green Bay Monday. This suggests, early on at least, the books do have a strong opinion on Dallas potentially covering.  Stay tuned.

The Colts-Broncos game was seeing balanced action right around 50/50 so any crazy fluctuations in the line are highly unlikely barring an injury or suspension (and perhaps weather). 

We have seen a few 7.5’s but the 7 is pretty much the norm just about everywhere.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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