Caesars Sportsbook’s 3:50 p.m. Central post showed 77% of its reported money on the Dodgers spread against Milwaukee, compared with 62% of spread bets. The 15-point gap was the clearest difference in that book’s post.
Based on those rounded shares, the average Dodgers-side spread ticket in the reported Caesars sample was about 2.05 times the average ticket on the Milwaukee side: (77 ÷ 62) ÷ (23 ÷ 38). That is a calculation from the reported percentages, not a reported wager size; rounding affects the estimate.
The same post put Los Angeles at 72% of the reported moneyline money and 73% of moneyline bets, nearly aligned. Caesars gave no dollar totals, ticket counts, price or jurisdiction details; the percentages describe its posted sample and do not reveal its net exposure.