2015 AFC Wildcard Free Pick – Bengals vs. Colts: Gambling911.com 19-5 NFL Record

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The 2015 AFC Wildcard betting odds had the Bengals vs. Colts point spread coming in at -3 at some books while others had Indianapolis as a -4 favorite.  Gambling911.com has your free pick on this game. 

For this early Sunday game we will take the Bengals +4.  We just love the fact that 75% of those betting this game are backing the Colts yet some books are insistent about moving the line in their favor.  The line on this game actually opened at -6 at some of the recreational books. 

Gambling911.com hopes to bring its NFL picks record since Week 7 to 21-5 (with Baltimore another pick of the weekend).

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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