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STL vs CIN Covers Picks

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Covers Picks

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STL vs CIN Consensus Picks

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Consensus Picks

Our consensus picks show you what percentage of the public is betting on, you'll need to decide whether you want to bet with or against the public.
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67% picking St. Louis vs Cincinnati to go Over

67%
33%

Total PicksSTL 170, CIN 85

Moneyline

73% picking St. Louis

73%
27%

Total PicksSTL 24, CIN 9

Moneyline

80% picking St. Louis

80%
20%

Total PicksSTL 41, CIN 10

Moneyline

78% picking St. Louis

78%
23%

Total PicksSTL 31, CIN 9

Moneyline

71% picking St. Louis

71%
29%

Total PicksSTL 22, CIN 9

Moneyline

78% picking St. Louis

78%
22%

Total PicksSTL 49, CIN 14

Moneyline

81% picking St. Louis

81%
19%

Total PicksSTL 81, CIN 19

Moneyline

68% picking St. Louis

68%
32%

Total PicksSTL 28, CIN 13

Moneyline

78% picking St. Louis

78%
22%

Total PicksSTL 68, CIN 19

Moneyline

76% picking St. Louis

76%
24%

Total PicksSTL 99, CIN 31

Moneyline

82% picking St. Louis

82%
18%

Total PicksSTL 32, CIN 7

STL vs CIN Top User Picks

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User Picks

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