NFL Conference Championship Betting And Market Report

Four teams remain on NFL Conference Championship weekend. The Green Bay Packers kickoff the action as a 3-point favorite over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at frigid Lambeau Field (29 degrees). The Kansas City Chiefs look to return to the Super Bowl and defend their title as a 3-point favorite over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC.

Both lines have settled into -3 on game day after moving to 3.5. The over/under is up to 53 or 53.5 in the NFC Championship and 54.5 in the AFC title game.

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The big bets are coming in and William Hill just moved back to Packers -3 after taking a $500,000 bet at Bally’s in Las Vegas on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3.5).

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The Las Vegas SuperBook sportsbook director added,

“I think the NFC championship could be the highest-volume non-Super Bowl game ever,” John Murray said. “It’s Brady versus Rodgers at Lambeau Field. You couldn’t ask for a bigger game. It will be a massive handle through the roof.”

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“On the news of Mahomes being eligible, we moved the Chiefs from -3 to -3 1/2. We were a little heavy on the Chiefs before the move and I expect there will be continuous KC money on the point spread. We are seeing Bills play on the Moneyline at +155.”

Avello added comments on the Packers and Buccaneers showdown.

“It’s been a steady stream of Green Bay money up to this point. But I believe Bucs supporters will get involved on the Moneyline at +160 leading up to game time.”

I have a position on the Green Bay Packers, so Sunday it’s #GoPackGo.