80 NFL Games of the Year 2015 Betting Lines Open At Sportsbook

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Sportsbook.ag has opened betting lines on 80 NFL Games of the Year.  The popular online betting company has also introduced NFL divisional odds.

The first game to feature a line – Broncos vs. Chiefs Thursday night September 17 – was coming in at EVEN.

Seahawks vs. Packers on September 20 game had the Super Bowl losers as a +2.5 underdog.

Sportsbook.ag is offering NFL game lines right up to January 3.

NFL Week 1 Lines have been opened since the schedule was announced along with the 2016 Super Bowl odds.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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