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New York Giants vs. Kansas City Chiefs odds were among the most sought after by midweek heading into Week 4 of the NFL. The Giants were a near double digit favorite on the road in Kansas City at -9 at betED.com.
The Giants continued to get heavy action at nearly 90 percent backing from the betting public on this game. The line opened at -9 but has dropped to -8 ½ at some online sportsbooks while others have pushed the line up to -10, which Is definitely the number for Chiefs backers and found at Sports Interaction.
The Giants have beaten Kansas City both times they played them this decade by a total of 10 points each game. Kansas City has not one a single game in their last 10 played, which includes pre-season games. This is an organization that continues to be in serious trouble.
New York Giants vs. Kansas City Chiefs odds trends include:
The Giants are 10-1-1 ATS in their last 12 games after accumulating more than 350 total yards in their previous game.
The Giants are 7-1 ATS in their last 8 games as a road favorite.
New York is 14-3-1 ATS in their last 18 games after allowing less than 90 yards rushing in their previous game.
The Giants are 21-5 ATS in their last 26 road games.
The Chiefs are 3-8 ATS in their last 11 games after scoring less than 15 points in their previous game.
The Chiefs are 0-5 ATS in their last 5 games following a SU loss of more than 14 points.
As an underdog of 3.5 to 9.5 points, the Chiefs are 1-13 Straight Up over the last three seasons but are 6-8 ATS. As a home underdog of 7.5 to 9.5 points, they are 2-1 ATS over the last three seasons.
If this were a game where we could bet on the Giants beating Kansas City without a spread, Gambling911.com would be on this bet in a heartbeat. We would be remiss in pointing out that you can actually bet the Giants to win outright without a spread, but that option will cost you dearly. A $40 bet pays out $10 on the Giants money line (plus you get the $40 bet back if they do win). A $400 bet pays $100.
The risk may actually be worth it.
Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com
