Best NFL Picks and Sportsbook Promos to Use in Week 9

As sports bettors ourselves, we're always looking for the best ways to increase our winnings on any given night. Whether that means using our NFL player prop bets, our custom Parlay Picker that uses the best parlay picks, or hunting for profit boosts and promos from the best sportsbooks, it's our number one priority here at Dimers.

It's good for us and great for you because everything we do is completely free with one goal: maximize your profitability and have fun doing it. We're going to do just that by taking advantage of these profit boosts from the sportsbooks this weekend.

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Before diving in, even though we're using the books below for these, you should know it definitely pays to have more than one funded US Sportsbook account when betting on sports.

For example, did you know that new users on DraftKings Sportsbook can score a $200 bonus by betting your first $5? That's not all, as you'll also receive a "no-sweat" token to use every day, so if a bet of your choosing loses, you can get it refunded in bonus bets for another shot at profit.

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Best Bets to Boost in NFL Week 9

NFL Stepped Up Parlay - Up to 100% Boost with DraftKings

It's back! This type of boost was a weekly staple last year on DraftKings, sometimes even in more than one slate, but the stepped-up boosts were missing from the first half of the season before finally returning last week. With these awesome boosts, every leg you add to your parlay increases your boost from 20% for three legs up to 100% for 10 legs. As long as each leg is -500 or longer (-450, -300, +100, etc), it will qualify for the boost. So, how do we bet it?

Since this one is so open-ended, we won't be making an official play but we will do two things: one is to direct you to our best NFL prop picks page where you'll find every +EV prop in Week 9. Using these, you can pick and choose the legs you like while getting value along the way. The second thing we'll do is highlight a handful of our favorite props now as suggested legs to use. See below:

Zach Charbonnet (SEA) Over 18.5 Rushing Yards (-120) - Last week, Zach Charbonnet saw at least 5 carries for the third time this season. He's hit this mark with ease all three of those times, breaking a 10+ yard rush in all three. Even outside of those games, he's averaging 5.8 YPC this season. Our model projects him for 30 yards, with an 82.7% probability of clearing his 18.5 line.

D'Andre Swift (PHI) Under 2.5 Receptions (+114) -  Eagles RB D'Andre Swift has only gone under this mark three times this year, but he's also seen more than three targets in just three games. His yards might be the safer play (15.5), a mark he's only surpassed when seeing more than three targets, but our model projects him to come up short on his receptions prop with a 74.8% probability to go under.

Austin Ekeler Over 3.5 Receptions (-175) - It's more clear than ever that Brandon Staley wants Austin Ekeler to be a backfield receiver because he simply can not get him going on the ground since his 117-yard performance in Week 1. He's probably still a little hampered by his injury, but it hasn't affected his receiving work much. In the four games Ekeler has played, he's notched at least four receptions in all but one, seeing 5+ targets in those games as well. DimersBOT gives him a whopping 85.2% chance to clear this mark.

50% Bengals-Bills Parlay Boost with FanDuel

Who doesn't love a little SGP? Pick at least three legs of -400 or longer in the Sunday Night Football matchup between Cincinnati and Buffalo and boost the final odds by 50%. That's a big chunk of change to add to your payout and you have an abundance of options to choose from: props, spreads, moneylines, totals, you name it. Here are three legs we recommend you use based on our model's insights:

Josh Allen (BUF) Under 30.5 Rushing Yards (-114) - Though he's as dynamic a player with his legs as they come, Josh Allen hasn't been running the ball as much this season. He does have back-to-back games with 7 carries, although aside from a 13-yard rush last week, he's averaged just over 3.0 yards per in those two games. He needs the long run to hit this mark as he wouldn't have done so on volume alone. DimersBOT gives him a 79.7% chance to go under, with a projection of 21 yards.

Khalil Shakir (BUF) Under 2.5 Receptions (+112) -  A 2022 fifth-round draft pick, Khalil Shakir has seen his target share shoot up over the past two games, racking up a perfect 10 receptions on 10 targets after seeing just 5 targets all year prior to that. Is he trending up or were those games an anomaly? Our model suspects the latter, as he gets a 68.6% probability of going under in this game.

Gabe Davis (BUF) Over 46.5 Receiving Yards (-114) - It took a couple of seasons, but Gabe Davis finally appears to be operating as a true WR2 in this offense, rather than the deep threat who gets nothing but downfield throws. He's cleared this mark in half of his games this year and has been a lock to hit when he sees 7+ targets. Expect Cincy to commit to stopping Diggs, opening up Davis for plenty of opportunities. Our model projects him for 63 yards on Sunday Night Football, clearing this mark easily.

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*All odds subject to change from time of publishing

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