St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Peacock

St. Louis @ Pittsburgh picks

PNC Park

STL vs PIT Covers Picks

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Covers Picks

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STL vs PIT Consensus Picks

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Consensus Picks

Our consensus picks show you what percentage of the public is betting on, you'll need to decide whether you want to bet with or against the public.
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65% picking St. Louis vs Pittsburgh to go Over (8.5)

65%
35%

Total PicksSTL 105, PIT 57

Moneyline

70% picking St. Louis at (-155)

70%
30%

Total PicksSTL 33, PIT 14

Moneyline

69% picking St. Louis at (-155)

69%
31%

Total PicksSTL 34, PIT 15

Moneyline

73% picking St. Louis at (-158)

73%
27%

Total PicksSTL 48, PIT 18

Moneyline

74% picking St. Louis at (-160)

74%
26%

Total PicksSTL 64, PIT 23

Moneyline

74% picking St. Louis at (-160)

74%
26%

Total PicksSTL 37, PIT 13

Moneyline

80% picking St. Louis at (-166)

80%
20%

Total PicksSTL 24, PIT 6

Moneyline

70% picking St. Louis at (-147)

70%
30%

Total PicksSTL 23, PIT 10

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