Angry Bookies: Patriots, Packers, Seahawks Provide the Dagger

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New England covered easily Sunday night with 80 percent or more of the betting action on the Patriots as -3 to -5.5 road favorites in Houston.

Books got beat up early on with the Seahawks big cover in Baltimore and Green Bay’s win over Dallas.
 

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The only big win for the books came with Philadelphia’s 3-point win over Washington as a -2 favorite.

Of course if you are in the Carolinas it’s time to set up an offshore Pay Per Head account to take advantage of revenue generators like online casinos and live in-play betting.  The Carolina Panthers continue to kill it!

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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