NFL Betting Tips: Wagering on Preseason NFL Games at LinesMaker

NFL Betting Tips: Wagering on Preseason NFL Games

Wager­ing on NFL pre­sea­son games is quite dif­fer­ent from wager­ing on reg­u­lar sea­son games. There­fore, you need to iden­tify these dif­fer­ences, before indulging in pre­sea­son NFL bet­ting to ensure that it becomes a prof­itable part of your bet­ting port­fo­lio over the years. To begin with, you should not judge a team’s reg­u­lar sea­son poten­tial on the basis of their pre­sea­son per­for­mance. If you look at pre­vi­ous records, you will eas­ily under­stand that a team that plays well in the pre­sea­son need not nec­es­sar­ily keep up with that per­for­mance in the reg­u­lar sea­son as well.

For instance, the Eagles are counted among the most suc­cess­ful reg­u­lar sea­son team to bet in NFL, in the last decade, with six divi­sion titles in their kitty. How­ever, the same can­not be said about their pre­sea­son, as Philly head coach Andy Reid did not see any suc­cess in pre­sea­son ATS. There­fore, it is impor­tant to do your home­work in terms of the starters and player rota­tions, who will play after half­time etc. Take into con­sid­er­a­tion the rota­tion of the quar­ter­back, espe­cially expe­ri­ence at the sec­ond and third string quar­ter­back positions.

Another impor­tant aspect to con­sider is the coaches, as some coaches empha­size more on pre­sea­son wins like Detroit’s Jim Schwartz, while oth­ers focus on reg­u­lar sea­son from the begin­ning, like Chiefs’ Todd Haley and Philadelphia’s Andy Reid. In short, when bet­ting on pre­sea­son NFL lines base your wager on infor­ma­tion only and stay away from bet­ting on teams, whose coach wish to eval­u­ate his depth in a ballgame.

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