Perfect

[skinny]

Not counting the game in London, home teams won and covered every game Sunday in the NFL.
11-0. Don't think that's ever happened before.

 

[winkyduck]

Not counting the game in London, home teams won and covered every game Sunday in the NFL.
11-0. Don't think that's ever happened before.

Which means books probably did not have the greatest of Sundays

 

[High Times]

Which means books probably did not have the greatest of Sundays

The books had a great day.......

 

[John Kelly]

There could be a spate of 10-teamers that cashed.

 

[railbird]

Seems like road teams went 12-1 earlier in season

 

[High Times]

There could be a spate of 10-teamers that cashed.

New England and Green Bay killed a ton of parlays and teasers.... Saved the day

 

[winkyduck]

New England and Green Bay killed a ton of parlays and teasers.... Saved the day

I would say GB more than NE. There was some money on Balt. It was tough to find money on San Diego (They will always be SD to me)

 

[kane]

I would say GB more than NE. There was some money on Balt. It was tough to find money on San Diego (They will always be SD to me)

From the sharps yes, not from the public, obviously sharp money dwarfs public money, so the books might have lost on that game, but it was the Sunday night stand alone game meaning it attracted more public money than had it been a 1:00 game, overall I have to think the books did well yesterday

 

[X-Files]

The home teams were on their way to a 13-0 week. Until that black cat appeared on MNF. After that Dallas rolled the Gi-ants.

Number 13, not lucky.

 

[High Times]

obviously sharp money dwarfs public money,

Obviously ?????

You couldn't be more wrong