Bookies Shell Shocked by Arizona Cover vs. St. Louis

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Some 75% of the action on today’s Cardinals-Rams game was going Arizona’s way.  By the time this one had concluded, Arizona had easily covered and bookies were left reeling.

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Bookies had already been hit hard by Green Bay’s last minute 20-points down come-from-behind cover over Detroit Thursday night.

The Cardinals Straight Up record is far more intimidating than their record Against The Spread with just two losses Straight Up but five ATS (7-5). 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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