Michael Rasile 
NFL Week 11 Where’d the Money Go?
It was a weird weekend in the NFL and there was a lot of money to go around. The Win Daily Sports Betting Membership did pretty well going 4-2 with wins by the Cowboys, WFT, Broncos, and Texans. The loses were by the Chargers 🙄 and Ravens. This netted us 6.55 units on the games for a nice weekend. You can now get our Sports Betting Membership and our Gold Membership for 50% off for our Black Friday Sales! We also had our prop bets go 4-0 this weekend for a very fun, and happy, Family! But what happened for the rest of them? Here’s our NFL Week 11 Where’d the Money Go?
Against the Spread
A few of these games I highlighted in my Where’s the Money? article from last week, as something to pay attention to. But man oh man, this was a bad weekend for the public! Of the top 11 most lopsided bets, the public was only on the correct side twice…yikes.
Dolphins -3.5, with almost 80% of the money, nope. Chiefs -7.5, with almost 75% of the money, nope. Over 70% of the money on the Lions at +1.5, they didn’t even score a point. Seahawks at -3 and Steelers at -10.5, both had 70% of the public making money! Patriots -2, I think they might be bad again. Bengals +1.5, RIP Joe B, hope a full and speedy recovery because that dude is awesome. Falcons +4, ahahah Taysom Hill! Packers +2.5, my goodness what a terrible loss. Chargers +8.5, gotta love the Chargers doing their thing, never disappoints!
What a weekend for the books! So many of these games had weird lines to begin with and ended up having some weird plays that led to the outcomes. Tua in the altitude didn’t work so much. Raiders might be good?! Packers not having the ball the whole second half to then fumble in OT to lose the game. And the Chargers self safety takes the cake, as the Chargers usually do.
Thanks for checking out NFL Week 11 Where’d the Money Go? Here’s to hoping that next week is a little more kind to us public bettors! Make sure to sign up for the Win Daily Sports Betting Membership for 50% off and to always be finding the best odds for your state on our NFL Betting Odds page.
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