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#26
You got your 7 now no need to buy 
7.5 would be glorious . Someone raise it up please lol
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by BrazenBurrow:
The Bengals played like shit in the 2nd half, and still won by 11pts. Coach Taylor will correct that; hence you may want to buy another 7pts to have a chance. Even if Lamar plays.
The Bengals played like shit in the 2nd half, and still won by 11pts. Coach Taylor will correct that; hence you may want to buy another 7pts to have a chance. Even if Lamar plays.
That's because they were gifted 21 pts. 
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#32
@WilliamMunny
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Posted:
#43
Quote Originally Posted by Bet_The_House:
I like the play but you lost credibility buying the half point. If you buy a half point and it costs you 10 or 15% the chance that the half point matters is significantly less than the percentage amount you pay for it. Good way to lose money long term.
I like the play but you lost credibility buying the half point. If you buy a half point and it costs you 10 or 15% the chance that the half point matters is significantly less than the percentage amount you pay for it. Good way to lose money long term.
his lines dont pay you. Makes no difference.
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Posted:
#44
Joe Burrow is one of the league's new poster boy QBs and is going to basically be like Mahomes where he is in the playoffs every year.
This Ravens team is not that good. They blew so many games this year where they had the lead and couldn't finish.
Crucially, their red zone offense is 30th in the NFL. They kick way too many field goals. I remember I had them vs the Bengals in the 1st game and for some reason for the first time ever they didn't go for it on 4th and 1 at the goal line and then the Bengals went right down the field and scored. They ended up still winning on a Tucker FG but they didn't cover and it just showed me how they aren't quite right. Give me the team that scores TDs and has more than one receiving threat and isn't playing musical QBs.
Also, while you would assume division rivals would lead to tight playoff games, last year that wasn't the case. The Rams blew out the Cards and the Bills blew out the Pats in the wildcard last year.
The Bengals didn't play great in the wildcard last year but they got the W over the Raiders at home and have now won the division 2 years in a row. No reason to think they won't continue to stamp their authority on the old bullies of the division this weekend, it's the perfect spot to do it as they have this QB issues red zone issues. They just aren't going to score enough points it's going to be something like 27-16
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