UGA Bulldogs Bookies Week 2 - What to Watch For

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UGA Bulldogs Bookies Week 2 - What to Watch For

Georgia Bulldogs bookies found themselves cringing with a 45-point shutout of Austin Peay that actually fell short of the 48.5 line posted by oddsmakers .  There is still time to set up a Pay Per Head platform that provides LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING and other loss leaders like an online casino in order to boost profits and minimize losses.

Coming into Week 2, the Bulldogs are a -10 road favorite against a challenging South Carolina Gamecocks team.

While the Gamecocks are not expected to be a top notch team in 2018, UGA can ill-afford to come into this one taking South Carolina for granted.

The Gamecocks beat Coastal Carolina last week as a -31 favorite and winning by 34 points.

The home team in this series has won five of six dating back to 2012 with South Carolina taking two of three at home.  UGA has won four of the last five meetings between these two teams.

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