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Where’s The Money This Thanksgiving?
Happy Thanksgiving weekend everybody! Beer, birds, and ‘ball for all! I’m still firmly entrenched in the ‘Christmas is way better than Thanksgiving’ crowd, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love this holiday! Thanksgiving this year will probably be a bit different, but at least we have football to bet on so we don’t have to talk to our family too much. As always, make sure to check the lines to see where the best odds are, so you can take more of the Sportsbook’s money. We also have our really, really ridiculously good looking Black Friday sale where everything, including our Sports Betting Membership is 50% off! So, let me tell you Where’s The Money This Thanksgiving.
Obvious note* The Ravens Steelers game was postponed due to COVID, which sucks, so make sure you leave your holiday party right after the Cowboys lose.
Texans (-3) at Lions
We all saw last week right? It was only a couple days ago at this point. The Texans opened as favorites against the Pats, the public saw the Pats beat the Ravens and was like ‘Patriots are GETTING points? LFG!’ Turns out the line was right when it came out, but you probably weren’t going to take that line anyway. So the Texans beat the Pats as technical underdogs and I guess we like them again? I personally just think the Ravens suck this year, come @ me, @MichaelRasile1.
But we also saw the Lions as underdogs not even score a point against a not-very-good Panthers team. What gives with that? Swift didn’t play and neither did Golladay, but he’s been screwing me all year so whatever at that point. Seriously though, not scoring a point? That’s alarming. So this game opened as Texans -2.5, and has been bet up to -3 with 80% of the money coming in on the Texans. But shouldn’t that number be higher? Seems a bit fishy to me that after the Texans beat the Pats and the Lions don’t score, this number should be a bit bigger. This is the stuff that worries me.
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Football Club at Cowboys (-3)
Well, this is the last game on Thanksgiving now. So it’s perfect that it’s the NFC battle for first place that will last until Sunday or Monday depending on what the Giants and Eagles do. Only a couple weeks ago the Football Club kicked the shit out the Cowboys and knocked Dalton out for a few games with a concussion and he then got COVID, but those two are probably not linked? Each team is (surprisingly) coming off wins to teams that also suck, but because the Cowboys were able to score points I believe that they’re getting the bump. Also it’s “America’s Team” so they usually get an extra bump from that. Double Bump.
This line opened Cowboys -1 and has moved to Cowboys -3 with about a 55/45 split in terms of bets and handle. I’m not aware of any COVID positives or injury news that would move the line 2 points so I’m very curious why. Did Vegas think we would all take the WFC at basically a pick’em? Now that we didn’t are they thinking they can rope us in with +3? Yeah, they got me. I’m going Washington +3 and have them in a moneyline parlay with all the dogs on Thanksgiving. *FanDuel won’t give me my money back for the parlay’s because the Ravens game is still happening? Surprise, FanDuel being Fanduel.*
It’s a weird line to say the least, but both of the games smell a little weird to me. I’ll watch both of these games, bet both games, bet props for these games, whatever I have to do to not talk about politics with my family. 🤗🤗🤗
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