The Point Spread The point spread is the most commonly-used odds format in all of sports betting. Using a point spread, your sportsbook gathers bets on both sides of a contest, handicapping the favorite in order to attract bets on
If you are overwhelmed by trying to choose a reliable sportsbook for wagering online, you’re not alone. We are constantly bombarded by questions about where to bet the NFL. The short answer is that it is going to be different
One of the newer trends in NFL betting is allowing you to make wagers during the course of the game. In the past, all bets had to be made before the game started and then it was time just to
PHOENIX — As the NFL annual meetings begin this week at the extravagant Arizona Biltmore, the storylines that’ll dominate the next few days won’t involve the Bears a whole lot. Robert Kraft’s solicitation charges, Rob Gronkowski’s retirement, instant replay for
The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams have been dominant all season. Now, they’ll face-off in an incredible Week 11 matchup scheduled for Monday night. But the biggest story early in the week isn’t the quality game fans will
NFL Betting – The Point Spread This is the most popular bet on any NFL game and is also known as line betting or sides. Each game will have a favorite and an underdog, and the sportsbook will decide by
Abstract This paper finds that betting biases in the NFL market go beyond preferring to bet on the favorite team and the over. The results show that as more bettors place wagers, the percentage of wagers on the favorite team
This strategy takes advantage of the fixed scoring of three points (field goal) or seven points (touchdown) in football. The most common margin of victory in an NFL game is three points (15% of all games) followed by seven points
How to Bet On Sports > How to Bet on the NFL “Football is a game played with arms, legs, and shoulders but mostly from the neck up”. – Knute Rockne Introduction SportsInsights.com’s general betting articles discuss the intricacies of
Betting on NFL games is a national pastime. More than $100 billion is bet every season on pro football (most of it illegally) and the Super Bowl—the most heavily bet single sporting event in history—generates $11 billion in action on