What’s Everybody Betting – February 11: Warriors, Hawks, NC State, Mavs

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Gambling911.com looks at what the public is betting on February 11, 2015, whether it’s a high volume game or side that is getting some heavy lopsided action. 

Yesterday the books made out like bandits with Clemson in their game against Notre Dame while Fighting Irish fans were still able to breathe a collective sigh of relief.  The Tigers managed to cover with a two-point loss.

The Golden State Warriors vs. Minnesota T-Wolves was the day’s most heavily bet on during the morning hours at least.  The Warriors were seeing the most action on the day with more than 80 percent of the action.  It’s interesting to note that Minnesota was still ranking among the top five most bet on sides at some books.

Golden State was a -8.5 favorite on the road in Minnesota.

The Hawks as a -7 favorite on the road vs. Boston, NC State as a +7 underdog vs. Virginia and Dallas as a -4.5 favorite hosting Utah were your other most wagered on sides of the day.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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