NFL

New England wins 7-6, and the moneyline cashes while Patriots -5 loses. Even a five-point Patriots win does not cash the spread—it only returns the stake.

On a $100 stake, Patriots -5 pays $90.91 in profit. The -240 moneyline pays $41.67. The extra $49.24 requires New England to win by six or more.

A 28-20 finish produces 48 combined points and cashes Under 48.5. One more point turns the same ticket into a loss.

At -110, a winning $100 stake produces $90.91 in profit. There is no push at 48.5: 48 or fewer cashes, while 49 or more loses.

Green Bay wins 10-9, and the moneyline cashes while Packers -3.5 loses. A Packers win is not enough here; it has to be a four-point win.

On a $100 stake, Green Bay -3.5 pays $83.33 in profit. The -180 moneyline pays $55.56. The extra $27.77 costs every Packers win by one, two, or three points.

A 16-17 Lions loss is the whole decision. Detroit +5 cashes on that finish. Detroit +190 does not.

On a $100 stake, the Lions moneyline pays $190.00 in profit. Lions +5 pays $83.33. That extra $106.67 is the reward for demanding the outright Detroit win and giving up the close-loss protection.

The Kansas City moneyline is -145. Chiefs -2.5 is -120.

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Kansas City Chiefs -2.5 (-120) vs. Kansas City Chiefs Moneyline (-145). Full game, including overtime.
Kansas City by three or more cashes the spread; two or fewer loses. No push.

That price difference asks one thing from your Chiefs bet: Kansas City must win by at least three.

A 20-18 Chiefs victory cashes the moneyline and loses -2.5. There is no push to save the spread because the line sits on a half point.

Cowboys -3 gives you a better listed price than the Dallas moneyline, but it makes every point of the winning margin matter.

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Dallas Cowboys -3 (-115) vs. Dallas Cowboys Moneyline (-160). Full game, including overtime.
Dallas by four or more cashes; exactly three pushes; two or fewer loses.

Dallas -3 is -115. The moneyline is -160.

A 24-21 Cowboys victory cashes the moneyline and only returns the stake on the spread. A one- or two-point Dallas win loses -3 completely.

A 46-point finish does not turn this Under into a loser.

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Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings — Under 46 (-110). Full game, including overtime.
45 or fewer combined points cashes; exactly 46 pushes; 47 or more loses.

If Green Bay and Minnesota finish 23-23, Under 46 returns the stake. At 45 or fewer combined points, it cashes. At 47 or more, it loses.

The number gives your Under one exact place to escape.

Philadelphia -5 gives you a way out of the -230 moneyline price. The bill arrives on the scoreboard: the Eagles must win by at least six.

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Philadelphia Eagles -5 (-110) vs. Philadelphia Eagles Moneyline (-230). Full game, including overtime.
Philadelphia by six or more cashes; exactly five pushes; four or fewer loses.

A 24-20 Philadelphia victory cashes the moneyline and loses -5. A five-point Eagles win only returns the stake.

The spread needs more than the right winner. It needs the right margin.

A Raiders win is not automatically a winning -3.5 ticket.

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Las Vegas Raiders -3.5 (-110) vs. Las Vegas Raiders Moneyline (-185). Full game, including overtime.
Las Vegas by four or more cashes the spread; three or fewer loses. No push.

Las Vegas can finish ahead 17-14, cash the -185 moneyline and still lose the spread. Raiders -3.5 needs a fourth point of separation.

That extra margin is what moves the listed price to -110.

Exactly 47 does not beat this Under. It sends your stake back.

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Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers — Under 47 (-110). Full game, including overtime.
46 or fewer combined points cashes; exactly 47 pushes; 48 or more loses.

A 24-23 finish lands directly on the number. Under 47 pushes. At 46 or fewer, it cashes. Once the combined score reaches 48, it loses.

That refund at 47 is the feature.