Colts-Patriots Vegas Line: Free Pick From Gambling911.com

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The Colts-Patriots Vegas line has moved from -7 to -6.5, an indication that the bookmakers have a strong opinion Indiana will cover.  Claim Your FREE $250 Here (use bonus code G911).

Gambling911.com comes into this weekend with a 20-5 record with its free NFL picks since Week 7 of the regular season and we are all over the Colts to cover here, even at +6.5

Both the Mirage and Westgate dropped the line a half point and it remained at New England -6.5 heading into Saturday afternoon.  Some of the online books had even brought this one down to -6.

Between 65% and 70% of the betting action was on New England for this one.

CBS Sports offered up its preview of this game below.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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