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OAKLAND PARK, Fla (Gambling911.com) - Washington State bookies will mostly be rooting for the Cougars (maybe) in Sunday's intrastate game between Washington and WSU.
It's interesting to note that there are more individual bets on Washington, but the average wager on Washington State is much larger. That's a notable split: 67% of the dollars on WSU despite only 35% of the tickets.
Nevertheless, Washington bookies will see the most pronounced betting action of any state for this game for obvious reasons.
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Washington vs. Washington State Betting Markets
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Washington Total Points
Wash State Total Points
Washington Alternate Total
Wash State Alternate Total
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Team to Score 50+ Points
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Demond Williams Jr. - Alt Passing Yds
Caden Pinnick - Alt Passing Yds
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Caden Pinnick - Passing Yds
Demond Williams Jr. - Alt Passing TDs
Caden Pinnick - Alt Passing TDs
Caden Pinnick - Passing TDs
Demond Williams Jr. - Passing TDs
Dezmen Roebuck - Alt Receiving Yds
Christian Moss - Alt Receiving Yds
Darrius Clemons - Alt Receiving Yds
Tony Freeman - Alt Receiving Yds
Christian Moss - Receiving Yds
Darrius Clemons - Receiving Yds
Dezmen Roebuck - Receiving Yds
Tony Freeman - Receiving Yds
Kirby Vorhees - Alt Rushing Yds
Quaid Carr - Alt Rushing Yds
Demond Williams Jr. - Alt Rushing Yds
Kirby Vorhees - Rushing Yds
Quaid Carr - Rushing Yds
Demond Williams Jr. - Rushing Yds
- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com
