Understanding NFL Betting

Understanding NFL Betting

The National Football League or the NFL has its own betting rules.  You will therefore need to understand the different betting methods if you want to win some good money NFL Betting.

To start with, there are 32 teams involved in NFL and there are two conferences before the Super Bowl.  The two conferences are the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football conference (FNC).  The winner of the AFC will face the winner of NFC in the Super Bowl.

You therefore can follow the games before the Super Bowl to give you advantage when betting in the Super Bowl Games.

The types of bet are –

  • Straight Bet
  • Parlays
  • Teasers

Straight Bets

Straight bets are where you win by using the point spread given when you place the wager.  If you are a money line wager because it is straight forward and even novice bettors can win.  There is also a “no action” or “draw” where the money you bet will be returned to the bettor because there are no winners.  You may loss your bet if the number you get on is less that what is the outcome of the game.

Parlays

Parlays, otherwise known as multiples or combos, you bet on two or more teams in a particular order.  All the teams you placed your parlay wager on must win.  On a tie or “no action” game, your wager may be given a payoff next to the lower number.

It is in parlays bet where you may win large amounts of money in the NFL games.   Try to understand the games before you go betting.  It will help you if you can make your own analysis, but if you do not understand how to analyze a football game, you may check with your bookmaker.  They may give you some tips on how you will be able to win good money from NFL games.

Teaser

In a teaser bet, you will have to bet on two or more teams where the point spread may be adjusted.  The number of teams selected and the number of pointed will determine the payout odd.

In case of tie or no action, and loss, the two team teaser shall mean a losing wager.  If there is tie on three teams, it will become a two team teaser.

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