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Tuesday, September 29
Prices checked Sep 29 at 04:48 PM ET
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The lead · NFL · Analysis

Cardinals–Giants: Winston stays in place as Burns injury complicates the total

New York’s quarterback trade does not change Sunday’s announced starter. With Brian Burns also lost, a 43.5–44.5 total offers competing scoring risks rather than a clear under.

Published 2026-09-29 · Original prices remain dated to the article

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28 upcoming games checked · 3 with a changed matched-book median · 24 with different totals across books.

MLB · Movement

Chicago White Sox @ Houston Astros

The matched-book median moved up 0.5 since Sep 29 at 11:52 AM ET. The current all-book median is 8.5; this measures movement, not its cause.

Lowest over total: BetRivers · Over 8 (-117)

Highest under total: LowVig.ag · Under 8.5 (-113)

Tue 05:00 PM ET · 11 books observed

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NHL · Book disagreement

Chicago Blackhawks @ Vegas Golden Knights

A 1-point gap separates the lowest and highest totals across 11 books. The number available depends on where you bet; compare the attached prices too.

Lowest over total: BetOnline.ag · Over 5.5 (-132)

Highest under total: Fanatics · Under 6.5 (-140)

Tue 10:40 PM ET · 11 books observed

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NHL · Next up

Florida Panthers @ Carolina Hurricanes

Starts Tue 05:10 PM ET. Books show totals from 6 to 6.5, with a median of 6.5. No net change in the matched-book median since the previous check.

Lowest over total: BetMGM · Over 6 (-118)

Highest under total: DraftKings · Under 6.5 (-125)

Tue 05:10 PM ET · 11 books observed

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