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NFL Betting Odds Wager

Fair NFL bet­ting odds in the industry

When you make the leap towards NFL bet­ting, you will need to know some of the fac­tors that play into the NFL bet­ting odds. There are a few vari­ables that will affect each line directly. If you are unaware of these fac­tors, you should take the time to read this arti­cle which will give you a crash course on NFL bet­ting odds.

NFL bet­ting odds can be mis­un­der­stood very eas­ily if you are new to the idea of gam­bling. The first thing you will need to do is pay atten­tion to as many teams as you can so that you can rate the per­for­mance of each team before you pick a win­ner, or loser depend­ing on how you like to bet. If you can accom­plish this, you will already make it eas­ier on your­self to win a bet. Know­ing a team’s strengths as well as weak­nesses will allow you to bet­ter choose the team with more skill and tal­ent, which will most likely be the vic­tor. Once you have ana­lyzed each team thor­oughly, you will need to try and see the future. Fig­ure out how the two teams will match up in all cat­e­gories, from offense ver­sus defense to spe­cial teams. You will begin to notice short­com­ings that one team may have and how the other team may be able to exploit these short­com­ings. You get it, right?

Now you have to get the NFL bet­ting odds for the game(s) you are inter­ested in bet­ting on. The line will look some­thing like: New York Giants –7 vs. Min­nesota Vikings. This means that New York is favored to win by seven or more and Min­nesota is the under­dog. If you believe that New York’s offense is too pow­er­ful for Minnesota’s defense and that New York will win by seven or more, then you will take the Giants to cover, mean­ing they will win by at least seven. If you think that Min­nesota will keep the game closer than that, you will take Min­nesota to win, mean­ing they will either win the game right out or lose by less than seven. In the event that Min­nesota loses by seven exactly, the bet will be a push. A push is sim­i­lar to a tie when nei­ther side wins.

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