Where Can I Bet The Rutgers Purdue Game From New Jersey

Most of today's betting sites operating offshore offer the ability to bet anonymously, as do local bookies, from the state of New Jersey, and this provides residents and those visiting NJ and opportunity to place bets on in-state schools such as Seton Hall and Rutgers.   State-licensed and regulated apps are prohibited from taking bets on New Jersey in-state schools while most, not all, offshore sportsbooks decline customers who offer information supporting they are residents of New Jersey.

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Rutgers is really heating up in college basketball, and you better believe there will be a high demand to place bets on Scarlett Knights games from NJ.

The Scarlett Knights ended up a +12.5 underdog here with a loss by 12 points.   Yes, they covered!!!!!!

Rutgers will face off against a Purdue team that was at one time ranked number one in the nation.   They are currently ranked No. 5.

The Scarlett Knight have won four straight games against ranked opponents, the latest being Illinois.  And they're not just beating these teams, they are dominating them.

Rutgers win over the Fighting Illini was 70-59.  The 16-9 Scarlett Knights run is almost sure to get Steve Pikiell's team a ranking for the first time this season and a berth in the NCAA Tournament for a second straight season.

“All the credit in the world to them,” Illinois coach Brad Underwood said. “That was that was something my team hasn’t seen in a long, long time ... They deserve all the credit. We had no life, no spirit and no fight.”

Could this be a 5th consecutive win against a ranked team on Sunday?  Rutgers has won their last four games against the Boilermakers, including an overtime victory on the road.  They beat Purdue at home back in December 70-68 but as a +12.5 dog.

There should be some excellent value on Rutgers Sunday.  Gambling911.com has the line Purdue -11.5 but the books had this one at -12.5 with Purdue winning by 12 and covering most sportsbooks.   

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com