Free NFL Picks – Week 7 2014

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

18 October, 2014

Gambling911.com has your free NFL picks for Week 7 of the 2014 regular season with all betting courtesy of BetOnline.ag. Claim up to $1000 in FREE CASH using universal bonus code G911.

Today we are on the Bengals +3.5 – Despite the Colts seeing 85% of the action, some of the sharpest books around have yet to cross over the -3. Some have and this is why we can bet the Bengals at +3.5 at BetOnline.ag here.

The Rams +7- This is our Play of the Century. Books have plenty of wiggle room here between the +6 and +7 yet some have chosen to bring the number down to -6 even with Seattle seeing near 90% of the public betting action.

Another good pick on the day will be the Dolphins +3.5. Chicago is seeing 65% of the betting action with the books doing little to discourage this by enticing bettors to jump on board Miami.

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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