Vegas always knows best. Except, it seems, when it comes to the Minnesota Vikings.

The Vikings have spent most of the season having its hopes vanquished by Teddy Bridgewater‘s injury, being lambasted for its trade for Sam Bradford, and then having its chances dismissed once again following Adrian Peterson’s injury. But thanks to some astute coaching from Mike Zimmer and one of the most dominant defenses in the league, the Vikings keep racking up wins anyway.

Its victory over the Panthers on Sunday moves the team to 3-0 on the season, but more important for all you degenerates, it keeps the team’s absurdly good record against the spread alive.

Here’s what we mean. Check out the Vikings’ record against the spread in the last five seasons, according to TeamRankings.com:

2012: 50 percent

2013: 56.2 percent

2014: 62.5 percent

2015: 82.3 percent

2016: 100 percent (through 3 games)

It all amounts to a 64.7 percent record against the spread (44-24-1) since 2012 — the best of any NFL team by four percent — which spikes to an incredible 75 percent under Zimmer’s tenure.

But wait, there’s more!

The Vikings have played an astonishing 46 games as an underdog over that same time period and still maintained a 69.6 percent record against the spread. Seattle is the only team ahead of them, and it’s only played 16 games as an underdog. That percentage spikes to 80 percent against the spread when it’s the home underdog (which has happened 15 times, six more than the nearest of the five teams ahead of it).

And remember, these are stats taken over the course of five years. Christian Ponder was the starting quarterback in 2012. Mike Zimmer was still two years from landing the job, yet through it all, the Vikings have kept beating the spread.

So if you’ve made a killing banking on the Vikings every week for the last five weeks, congrats! As for everyone else, you know what to do.