Week 8 NFL Betting Action Report

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Gambling911.com has your Week 8 NFL betting report.  These are the teams that the public was backing heavily and the bookies DON'T want to cover.

The New York Giants were the most bet on team of Week 8 as -2 ½ favorites.  They were getting over 85 percent of the betting action at Sportsbook.com

The Indianapolis Colts were in all books top 5 most bet on.   The Colts were getting over 90 percent of the action at Sportsbook.com.

The Texans were getting heavy lopsided action against the Bills with just over 90 percent of backing. 

The Broncos vs. Ravens was a heavily bet on game with some books reporting more lopsided action favoring the Broncos.

Dallas was also getting heavy action at some books with around 85 percent.

The Minnesota Vikings were getting 70 percent of the betting action vs. Green Bay early on in what will probably be one of the most bet on games of the season.

Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com 

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