By Michael Grammenos, PSO Sports Research Analyst
Nov 06, 2021

Now that sports wagering has become legal and significantly more popular, many people enjoy getting more invested into the games. The best way to be successful and profit from sports wagering is by having the right information available to understand the best bets to make and watch the money pile up thanks to educated decisions. 

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Here are some interesting money trends that showcase some tendencies that have occurred recently and could reveal a valuable investment for NFL Week 9.  

Game: Denver Broncos @ Dallas Cowboys (currently at DAL O/U 30)

TREND: Cowboys stay scoring 30+ points with Dak  

  • 30+ PTS: 4-0 (100%) over the last 4 games with Dak Prescott
 

After missing a couple of weeks with a calf strain, Dak Prescott is returning with Cooper Rush heading back to the bench. With Dak under center, the Cowboys weapons will be at full force while the Broncos will be playing their first game without captain Von Miller plus have Bradley Chubb still on the IR meaning Dak will have all day to carve up their defense and keep their 30-pt streak going. 

Pick: DAL OVER 30 (-110)

Game: Las Vegas Raiders @ New York Giants (currently at O/U 46.5)

TREND: Giants defense comes to play at home 

  • UNDER: 7-1 (88%) over the last 8 home games
 

Las Vegas will be without its top receiver in Henry Ruggs for the first time this season. The defense is still above average and should give a weak Giants offense some problems. Saquon Barkley is out of this one again, making it even tougher for the G-Men to move the ball effectively. This could be a dud on offense for New York, but they tend to show something on defense at home.

Pick: Under -46.5 (-110)

Game: New England Patriots vs. Carolina Panthers (currently at NE -3.5)

TREND: Carolina can’t beat the spread since early-season start

  • ATS: 1-4 (20%) over the last 5 weeks
 

Sam Darnold had a fantastic start to his Carolina Panthers career, however, that’s faded quick as the Panthers have struggled immensely since Christian McCaffrey got injured. C-Mac is back this week, but he’ll be on a pitch count as he gets back to 100%. Meanwhile, Mac Jones has yet to lose a road game in his NFL career and Bill Belichick might have Sam seeing ghosts again

Pick: NE -3.5 (-110)

*NOTE: This pic was ARZ -2.5 when originally published but changed before 1PM games with Kyler Murray ruled out

Game: Tennessee Titans @ Los Angeles Rams (currently at O/U 53)

TREND: Rams keep lighting it up

  • OVER: 7-3 (70%) over the last 10 weeks
 

Sean McVay in primetime screams points. Vegas knows people won’t want to bet on the over during the first Titans game without King Henry which is why its set at 53 despite these teams averaging a combined 59 PPG. Mike Vrabel is smart and will have a different offensive playbook and try to surprise Los Angeles with some of the play calls. Expect the Rams to score a bunch as they usually do on primetime and for the dynamic duo of A.J. Brown and Julio Jones to make some plays too.

Pick: Over 53 (-110)

Game: Chicago Bears @ Pittsburgh Steelers (currently at O/U 39)

TREND: These offenses have been non existent this season 

  • Chicago under: 6-1 (86%) over the last 7 weeks
  • Pittsburgh under: 5-2 (71%) over the last 7 weeks
 

Justin Fields showed flashes last week of what’s to come, but now he goes against a Pitt defense that gets after the QB at will. Chicago’s offensive line is still struggling and Fields will be running for his life in this one. Pittsburgh hasn’t found their groove on offense thus far either. Sunday night could turn into a shootout, while Monday night will have the viewers already looking at next week’s schedule. 

Pick: Under 39 (-110)



 

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