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Patriots are down to -4.5 at Bookmaker_eu.
This marks the first time Pats have reached -4.5 at Bookmaker (they opened -6)
Public continues to hit Eagles ... 59% are taking Philly plus the points
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Bet The Greek ...
Now at -4.5 (-115)
"We’ve accumulated ‘dog money along the way."
Action slowing down a bit, in calm before the storm. "Sharps are probably done for now. We’re not seeing much action and probably won’t until next weekend."
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Wynn Las Vegas ...
"It’s been all Eagles up to this point. They even took 4.5 last night for a good amount."
"Normally, we’d be at 4, if the game was this Sunday. But since we’ve got a whole week to go, we are gonna wait and see if we get some takers on the Patriots.”
Eagles moneyline also getting hit hard.
Moneyline opened New England -230/Philadelphia +195. Now it's at New England -180 / Philly +160.
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South Point ...
"Just took 2 moneyline bets ... one to win $40,000 and one to win $10,000 on Patriots ML at -175 ... so we are back to -180"
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Brady UNDER 2.5 rushing yards is available at -115.
Brady has rushed for more than 2.5 yards in just 5 of his 18 games this season and just once since late October.
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Brady/Belichick era Patriots are 1-6 in Super Bowl coin tosses
Could be part of the reason why Pats haven't scored a 1Q point in any of those 7 SBs.
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Coin Toss
Heads 24X (47%)
Tails 27X (53%)
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If you are looking to make a few bucks (or at least moderately entertain yourself), first quarter wagers might be the way to go.
You can bet on a host of prop bets, but the best bet would be the first quarter point total. That number has been set at 9.5 points, per Odds Shark. A field goal and a touchdown puts you over that total, but in seven Patriots Super Bowls, 15 total points have been scored in the first quarter between the teams involved. That means an average of 2.1 points per first quarter.
Another wager to consider would be the first quarter line. The Patriots are installed as half-point favorites over the Philadelphia Eagles for the first quarter. The Patriots might very well win this game, but if they continue their first quarter scoring struggles, betting the Eagles to cover in the first quarter is a strong option.
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Caesars Palace books ...
Patriots (-4.5, 48)
Twice as many bets, nearly 3 times as much money has been wagered on the Eagles
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The Boston Herald reports Gronkowski has been doing "full tilt" in practice, and is fully expected to be cleared for Super Bowl LII.
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LV Superbook ...
Moved line from New England -4.5 to -4 after "some people we respect bet the Eagles +4.5"
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As of Monday morning, most Vegas sportsbooks were still heavy on the Eagles.
Nearly three times more money had been bet on Philadelphia on the point spread than had been wagered on the Patriots at Caesars Palace sportsbooks.
The Westgate SuperBook was also lopsided toward Philly, with 79 percent of the early money on the Eagles plus the points.
The Golden Nugget, however, was more balanced and was one the few books that was still offering New England -5 as of Monday morning. "We like the number (-5), and nobody's making us move," Golden Nugget sportsbook manager Aaron Kessler said on a social media message.
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The prop bet that had attracted the most handle as of Monday at LV SuperBook was "Will James White score a TD?"
The Patriots running back opened at "Yes" +280 and "No" - 260.
The SuperBook took three limit bets on "Yes" and moved the number to "Yes" +210 and "No" -260.
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William Hill ...
"Just took a million on Eagles +165"
"Another 7-figure bet in the pot, and money keeps rolling in on Eagles"
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Experience is greatly exaggerated
Only 4 players on NE roster played in 40% or more snaps of team's last 3 SB appearances.
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Bookmaker ...
Currently -4.5 ... 48
56% of Bets on Philadelphia
65% of Bets on the Over
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South Point ...
"No one jumping in laying the -4 ... so far ticket count still 3 to 2 on Eagles"
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