Not good. The majority of talking heads taking KC. Nullifies underdog status.
Although at +2 that is slight away favorite.
Last edited by sukie; 01-20-2022 at 09:13 AM.
The team feels snubbed by Pro Bowl and All-Pro voters. They're not going to let Vegas odds get in the way.
"You're more likely to make a lot of money if you work hard than if you don't."-Spartacus
Line opened at Bills +2.5...now at 1.5.
I bet the Bills winning on the money line.
Plus parlayed the Bills winning and the under.
I've pulled $600 I made on the Bills the past 2 weeks off my account. Not bad for the $300 in free money Ceasars in giving NYers to sign up.
Skooby (01-20-2022)
Entertainment purposes only.
Just enjoy the game.
KC defense is not that good and exploiting the struggling offense of the Steelers doesn't exactly say they have gotten better. What is your rationale for taking the under? Do you think our defense is going to hold them to under 10 pts or something?Originally Posted by TacklingDummy
Caesars was the way to go for the bonuses they were offering.
I'm trying to bet my way to a Super Bowl ticket. The 1st week of NY internet betting I put $1,000 in Caesars & got a $1,000 match plus the $300 for a bankroll of $2,300. My big bet that weekend was the Giants game with Jake Fromm starting. I put all $1,300 of my bonus money on the WFT -7 & another $50 on the game with a payoff boost. I got back $2,600 for the $1,350. I broke even on the Bills game & then bet $500 on the over in the LV/LAC game and by the end of the 1st week of betting I had over 4 grand in the account. I immediately withdrew $2,500 so I was already way ahead of my $1,000 deposit.
Last week I won a little over $500 on the Bills game. I got greedy & played a Bills/under parlay & lost some of my winnings - no more parlays.
This week I have 2 bets in $700 on GB-5.5 over SF & $800 on the Bills money line at +115. If I win the GB bet I'm thinking of putting more $ on the Bills money line, now at +110. Right now if I win both bets & stand pat I can take out another $2,000-2,500. If I bet more on the Bills & they win, I might be able to withdraw $3,000 to add to the ticket fund.
I don't have to bet the AFC championship game since before the season I went to the casino & bet $500 on the Bills at +550 for a will pay of $3,250.
If GB & the Bills win this weekend & the Bills win the AFC, I'll have enough money from gambling to pay for my Super Bowl ticket. Right now there are tickets from NFL On Location for a little less than $7,300. (list price plus 18% fee)
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Skooby (01-20-2022)
Everyone thinks it's going over. Vegas wins with the under.
Bills 30
KC 24
Gets he under.
Nice. I've been advertising on here the free money they are offering. Hoping people cash in.
Hope you win. Not confident on GB covering.
Albany,n.y. (01-20-2022)
Damn. Just checked Draftkings and the o/u is 54. Vegas doesn't win on the over or the under ... they win on ties!
Last I knew ties are a push and no one wins. Not even Vegas.
My 1st bet I got the under at 54.5.
2nd bet, (ceasars gave me another $50 free bet) I got the under at 55.
Gorropolo is hurt. They are screwed.
I am going big on Bengals money line. What do you guys think about that one? People seem so gung ho about the Titans because Henry is coming back but there is no certainty he will even play. The Titans are very challenged against the pass where Burrow can be an incessant monster. Am looking for the Bengals to pull one of this weekends upsets on the field.
So you probably can take the Titans and do pretty well...but I have been doing pretty well the last few weeks too.
Vegas at least wins on the vigorish, i.e. their cut for taking the bets. And they have every advantage setting the lines so that if there is an unequal amount of money on both sides, they end up on the winning side.
I don't think o/u pushes on ties. Maybe it depends on where you play and/or if you are making some sort of alternate bet....but under 54 is under 54 and over 54 is over 54. The house keeps all the $$$ on a tie which is where they clean up in sports betting. What lal said is true...they use the lines to push the money even on both sides then keep all the ties.
In other words, based on the totals you guessed I am waiting for that o/u to move before I place a bet on it LOL....
Last edited by Typ0; 01-20-2022 at 01:52 PM.
Smart bet. I'd bet the Bengals also but sent all in on the Bills.
Bengals are probably the better bet. But I said to myself im using the free money on the Bills. Can't jinx it now.
Ahh, I remember when betting with a bookie that with a tie you still win on a parlay. Just not as much. On a straight bet you would just get your money back.
I took the Bengals and Bills on a parlay though ... basically made several parlay bets on the Bengals hoping the front leg comes in then I am positioned to win some parlays. Of course, they are all dead if the Bengals lose but it's the first game so I can watch what happens then build some later bets if it happens. Don't bet big money like you guys I am poor but the cash in my account is sitting at double where I started right now a couple weeks ago and I have all these outstanding bets paid for. With any luck my baby can get a new pair of shoes. Having it be legal is fun and exciting.
Yeah those old days tickets used to have both ways and you would have to circle if you wanted the odds to win or lose on ties. And I think game lines push on most sportsbooks but not the over under--could be wrong about that. It is what it is.
"Unless a price is quoted for a tie, any market where the result is a tie will be void."
I don't think Caesars takes a vig.
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