Station Casinos reported one bettor’s $254,096.25 Bills moneyline wager at +155 at Red Rock, with a potential payout of $647,945.45. It is one bet at one Station property, not a wider market position.
At DraftKings, the Rams opened -2.5 and moved through -3 to -3.5 (-102) by the report’s noon ET Monday update. Buffalo had 66% of spread bets while spread money was even. The Bills’ moneyline share was 62% of bets and 70% of money; the Over at 54.5, after opening 53.5, had 73% of bets and 77% of money.
Hard Rock Bet’s report put the Rams at -3.5 (-105), after opening -2.5 (-120). Buffalo had 62% of spread bets and 56% of spread money there, plus 81% of Bills moneyline bets but 66% of money. The total moved from 53.5 to 54.5, with 77% of bets and money on the Over. Those are Hard Rock’s separate book-level figures.
For Guardians–Rays Game 1, BetMGM reported 92% of its moneyline money on Tampa Bay and 59% of total money on the Over; Junior Caminero was its most-bet home-run player. That report gave no ticket shares. The two Bills–Rams spread samples both show a larger Buffalo ticket share than money share, while their moneyline relationships differ.