Forecast for Dolphins vs Bills Spread: PRO System Gaining Traction for Thursday's Game Night
The Buffalo Bills are set to face off against the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football, with the current consensus spread favoring the Bills at -12.5. This high-spread game is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET, live on Amazon Prime Video.
The Bills have started the season strongly, winning their first two games, most recently defeating the New York Jets 30-10. In contrast, the Dolphins have not had a convincing win so far, with their closest loss being against New England (33-27).
Two separate betting systems from Action PRO, each with a 61% against-the-spread (ATS) record dating back to the 2005 season, are aligned for the Dolphins vs. Bills spread. These systems predict a potential competitive game between the two teams, with a strong favor towards the Bills.
As of the time of writing, 70% of tickets for the game are laying the points, reflecting the public's confidence in the Bills. However, the systems from Action PRO suggest a close game, despite the high spread.
The spread for the game varies slightly between -11.5 and -12.5 across different sportsbooks. This range indicates a tight market, with many bettors siding with the Bills.
The Bills are expected to continue their winning streak, with the betting systems from Action PRO indicating a strong leaning towards the Buffalo team. If the Bills maintain their current form, they could potentially extend their lead over the Dolphins.
The Dolphins vs. Bills game promises to be an exciting match-up, with the Bills favored to win. Fans and bettors alike will be eagerly awaiting the outcome of this high-spread game.
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