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Favorites Won Week 6, but Are They Overvalued This Week?

Plus, hear which bets Warren has to talk Joe out of and another week of House’s Exotics

By Warren Sharp and Joe House
Los Angeles Chargers v Baltimore Ravens Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images


Warren and Joe begin by analyzing whether favorites or underdogs have been winning more each week (1:00) before discussing how the increase in two-point conversions is changing key gambling numbers (3:00). Then, they get into the marquee games of the week and break down Chiefs-Titans (12:00), Bengals-Ravens (26:00), Patriots-Jets (35:00), and Eagles-Raiders (1:01:00). Plus, hear which bets Warren has to talk Joe out of and another week of House’s Exotics.

Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
Producers: Craig Horlbeck, Steve Ceruti, and Mike Wargon

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