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College Football Wagering

Ins and outs of Col­lege Foot­ball Wagering

Mak­ing col­lege foot­ball wager­ing can be fun and excit­ing. Read more to learn the dif­fer­ent ways to place your bets.

Mak­ing wagers is a great way to add inter­est to a game that doesn’t mat­ter to you. Not only will you get some sports squeezed into your busy sched­ule, you’ll have a chance to make some money at the same time. You can make the any size wager you want, though some book­ies will require the money up front for large amounts. Most book­ies require a bet of at least twenty-five dol­lars. A good place to place your col­lege foot­ball bets is Lines­Maker Sports­book. If you lose the bet, you will be required to pay ten per­cent “juice”. It’s like an added bonus to the bookie for beat­ing you. He will always take any bet, no mat­ter how badly he feels about it. That’s his job and we all know that you have to pay the house when you lose.

There’s a plethora of fac­tors to take into con­sid­er­a­tion when you’re col­lege foot­ball wager­ing. You have to study the his­tory of the team. Are they known for win­ning or los­ing? Are the games close when they lose, or do they get blown out? Do they con­trol the clock and the tempo of the game? Do they pre­dom­i­nately pass or run, or do they mix it up just right and keep the defense on their toes? You’ll want to fig­ure out the way the team you’re wager­ing on or against plays ball. The coach plays a big role, too. He has to make the right deci­sions for you to be with him. Does he con­trol the clock well? Does his team respect him? These dynam­ics all play a part in decid­ing which col­lege team you want to bet on.

Finally, try not to bet with your heart. We’re all guilty of doing it more than once. Your team is play­ing their archri­val that just hap­pens to be in the top five while your team is in 24th. You’re a 13-½ point under­dog and you just know you’re going to win. Their team has been stomp­ing big teams all year and yours is strug­gling to keep their heads above water but you take your team any­way and lose a hun­dred bucks. Be smart. If you feel com­pelled to bet a game like that, bet smaller, like lunch with a buddy or some­thing. They’ll usu­ally give you more points than a bookie will.

Related Posts:

• Col­lege Foot­ball Wagering
• Pro Foot­ball Sporstbook
• NFL Foot­ball Sportsbook
• NCAA Cham­pi­onship Wager
• Sun­day Night Football

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