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NFL Market Analyzer for 5-13-2008

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Below are the expectations for both sides of an NFL game that is based on the listed money lines and point spreads.

A number in red denotes a negative expectation in which you expect to lose this percentage of all money wagered over the long term.

A number in green denotes a positive expectation in which you expect to gain this percentage of all money wagered over the long term.

This tool assumes an efficient market, and in the event of an inefficient market these expectations are invalid. As such, this tool should never be used to blindly wager money on any NFL game.
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