Colts vs. Broncos Vegas Line Hits -8: Free Pick

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

7 September, 2014

The Colts vs. Broncos Vegas line has been all over the map since opening at Denver -6 earlier in April. Online, the number has settled in a bit and was still -7.5 pretty much across the board.

Station Casino in Las Vegas did hit -8 by Sunday morning. Denver was seeing 75% of the betting action online at -7.5. Most of the online books did have Denver at -7 throughout much of August so they are attempting to get action on the Colts. The books will be hoping for an Indianapolis cover here.

Indianapolis is 0-6 Against The Spread in their season openers and are a dismal 4-19 Straight Up in their last 23 as road underdogs while Denver is an impressive 16-2 SU in their last 18 games as home favorites. They’ve also performed well in their last six season openers, going 5-1 ATS.

Colts +7.5 Broncos/Total 53.5

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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