Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Pittsburgh @ St. Louis picks

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PIT vs STL Covers Picks

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Covers Picks

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PIT vs STL 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.
Total

67% picking Pittsburgh vs St. Louis to go Over (6.5)

67%
33%

Total PicksPIT 153, STL 76

Moneyline

72% picking St. Louis at (-210)

28%
72%

Total PicksPIT 25, STL 65

Moneyline

65% picking St. Louis at (-212)

35%
65%

Total PicksPIT 27, STL 50

Moneyline

75% picking St. Louis at (-214)

25%
75%

Total PicksPIT 18, STL 55

Moneyline

74% picking St. Louis at (-217)

26%
74%

Total PicksPIT 31, STL 89

Moneyline

76% picking St. Louis at (-229)

24%
76%

Total PicksPIT 11, STL 34

Moneyline

61% picking St. Louis at (-227)

39%
61%

Total PicksPIT 22, STL 35

Moneyline

71% picking St. Louis at (-230)

29%
71%

Total PicksPIT 20, STL 48

PIT vs STL Top User Picks

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User Picks

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