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Patriots, Steelers + 3000 Now we turn our attention to Sunday, where we have nearly 40 college basketball games, 6 NBA games and 8 NHL games. For extensive Sunday betting analysis and line move updates be sure to join Michael Lombardi, Patrick Meagher and myself this morning from 10 a.m.-noon ET on The Lombardi Line. We'll also be joined by Amal Shah, Thomas Gable, William Hill and Jonathan Von Tobel. Until then, let's check out a few notable Sunday NHL line moves and system matches... 5 p.m. ET: Dallas Stars (4-1) at Carolina Hurricanes (4-1) The Hurricanes took it to the Stars last night, w...

An exciting weekend of NFL football with six wild-card games finished as a winning week for most sportsbooks, mostly due to the Cleveland Browns’ 48-37 upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night. Underdogs went 4-2 against the spread and overs were 4-2. The Steelers-Browns game was the most-bet game of the weekend at PointsBet, and 69% of the bets and 82% of the spread handle was on Pittsburgh. The Steelers had more than 80% of the money at several other sportsbooks as well, although one bettor at BetMGM was victorious on the largest wager of the day: A $500,000 bet on the Brown...

January 10, 2021 12:26 AM Saturday was a massive day for sharps and contrarians as NFL underdogs went a perfect 3-0 ATS to open Wild Card Weekend. In the early game, the Colts (+ 6.5) lost to the Bills 27-24 but covered the spread. The public was all over the Bills, yet Indianapolis received sharp reverse line movement in their favor (+ 7 to + 6.5). In the middle game, the Rams (+ 3) upset the Seahawks 30-20, cashing + 150 on the moneyline. Los Angeles received strong and consistent sharp action from open to close, falling from + 4.5 to + 3. In the finale, Washington (+ 10) lost to the Bu...

January 8, 2021 11:57 PM Welcome to the NFL Playoffs! Today Wild Card Weekend begins with a triple-header of Saturday games. Historically, the postseason has been a great time to go to contrarian and back unpopular dogs. Why? Because each game is a standalone primetime game attracting massive betting action. Basically, each game is like a Monday Night Football game in terms of betting handle. The market is flooded with public action, which provides heavier than usual public bias to bet against. And the public will almost always back the favorites, which creates buy-low value play opportun...