Why the Big Line Move on the Bears?

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The Bears were -3 after the MNF game. Now they are at 7. Any reason other than GB sucks?
 

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3 straight weeks in a row the line has moved very rapidly against the MNF loser.
 

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Gado injury definately a factor. 3 points was way too little even with him in the lineup however. That is one bad team. Chicago's defense could score 3 touchdowns alone against Favre.
 

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"Chicago's defense could score 3 touchdowns alone against Favre."

:lolBIG:
 

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Obviously none of you bet Chicago in the last clash, if you had you would have died a slow death. The Bears had everything going for them to cover, now their on the road. I wonder how many Green Bay players were saving themselves yesterday for this last clash. Of course on a completely different plain, the books know that there is enough mugs out there to take The Bears -7, good game bookmaking when youve got all these sharp players on your books :missingte
 

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winbet, The Bears covered in the last clash. And the books did not set the line Chi -7. The early bettors have set the line after the book opened Chi -3.
 

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I believe the Pack was 2 yds. away from covering that game on the last play. Not sure GB has enough to keep this one as close(due to so many injuries), but that sure is a large # to give a division rival, with revenge, off a poor MNF outing, playing at home, when GB just about doubled their offensive output the first meeting.

Tough as it may be, I think I like the Pack at +7.
 

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Chuck Sims said:
winbet, The Bears covered in the last clash. And the books did not set the line Chi -7. The early bettors have set the line after the book opened Chi -3.

Chuck,
Always good hearing from the you, a paramount of sensibility:103631605 Yes I realise they covered, I actually bet them, thats why I know the torture people went through and that was at home, it was an absolute Houdini. As for the spread I'm not so sure, as an ex Bookie its always easy to say the punters knocked it down, but in my experience its more the Books taking advantage.
 

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I believe the Pack was 2 yds. away from covering that game on the last play. Not sure GB has enough to keep this one as close(due to so many injuries), but that sure is a large # to give a division rival, with revenge, off a poor MNF outing, playing at home, when GB just about doubled their offensive output the first meeting.

Tough as it may be, I think I like the Pack at +7.

Spot on LEYKIS:103631605 and a Happy New Year to you:toast:
 

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Everytime I've bet on Farve this year I've been burned. And burned badly if I may add.

The public loves Farve. His offensive line could be a bunch of midgets and they would still bet the shit out of Green Bay.
 
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I don't know how you can lay 7 with the Bears when they may not score more than 10.

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