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Can the mathematical and statistical relationships between moneyline, pointspread and totals be used to produce winning NFL systems, without knowing anything about football or the teams playing?
Yes!
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FF-WINNERS #1 TIP: FLAT BET: Try to bet the same amount on every game for the entire season. This will
maximize your efforts.
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WATCH: Introduction to the Over-Under Bet
Bettors love the Over-Under Bet due to its simplicity. Under bettors always start out winning but once they are losing they are toast! “It’s never OVER until it’s OVER!”
In the NFL. the Vegas Total will miss the true total by an average of 10.8 points.
VIDEO LESSON: How Are Betting Lines Set and Moved?
This is a fairly advanced video with great information. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t understand it all.
The – and + on a sports betting line indicates both your prospective payout and whether you’re betting on the favorite or the underdog. Negative numbers signify the favorite on the betting line. The negative number indicates how much you’d need to bet to win $100.
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provide the best value. But we really can’t get behind Mayfield – there is too much film showing his weaknesses.
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The 2020 NFL MVP Wager
We like Kyler Murray this year as a long shot pick. He’s got some talent around him and he’s most likely going to take a step forward in his second year.
Statistical Keys to Winning Bets in the 2020 NFL Season
This guide should be on every bettor’s bulletin board:
Josh Appelbaum (VSIN.COM) writes:
Week 1 provides several profitable edges that bettors should be aware of. According to Bet Labs Sports, Week 1 divisional underdogs have gone 51-32 ATS (61.4%) since 2003. This is due to the built in familiarity between divisional opponents, which levels the playing field and benefits the team getting points. Big Week 1 dogs getting 6.5 points or more have also been a smart bet, going 38-22 ATS (63.3%).
Another profitable opportunity in Week 1 is backing teams that missed the playoffs the previous year against teams that made the playoffs. They’ve gone 59-46 ATS (56.2%). This is the ultimate buy-low value play because you’re capitalizing on recency bias. The public will be inclined to blindly back teams who made the playoffs because that’s the last thing they remember from the previous year. In turn, they’ll blindly fade non-playoff teams. This creates a contrarian spot where you’re taking advantage of shaded numbers.
Aside from studying the Week 1 lines, another key aspect of the 2020 schedule is focusing on bye weeks and Thursday Night Football matchups. These unique scheduling spots have provided a significant edge to bettors in the past.
NFL teams coming off a bye are 254-228 ATS (52.7%) since 2003. However, we see a massive difference between underdogs and favorites. Dogs are just 105-125 ATS (45.7%). However, favorites are an impressive 148-103 ATS (59%). Road favorites are even better, going 62-28 ATS (68.9%). This is likely due to the fact that the betting public overvalues home field advantage, providing road favorites an increased contrarian edge.
Why are favorites off a bye so profitable? Because the extra week off disproportionally benefits the “better” team. Not only do they have more time to rest and rehab injuries but the coaching staff has two weeks to game-plan for the next opponent.
Bye weeks start in Week 5 and run through Week 13. Here are the bye weeks for all 32 teams.
Week 5: Lions, Packers
Week 6: Raiders, Patriots, Saints, Seahawks
Week 7: Colts, Jaguars, Vikings, Titans
Week 8: Cardinals, Ravens, Broncos, Texans, Steelers, Redskins
Week 9: Bengals, Browns, Rams, Eagles
Week 10: Falcons, Cowboys, Chiefs, Chargers
Week 11: Bills, Bears, Dolphins, Giants, Jets, 49ers
Week 12: No bye teams
Week 13: Panthers, Bucs
After bye weeks, the next scheduling spot to look out for is Thursday Night Football. The short week provides another pronounced edge bettors should be aware of. Since 2003, Thursday Night favorites have gone 113-83 ATS (57.7%). Home favorites are even better (73-50 ATS, 59.3%). Just as the extra time off benefits the “better” team, so does the short week. With both teams on a quick turnaround, the team with better players and a superior coaching staff has the advantage, especially if they’re at home at don’t have to travel.
Here’s the complete list of Thursday Night games this season
Week 2: Bengals at Browns
Week 3: Dolphins at Jaguars
Week 4: Broncos at Jets
Week 5: Bucs at Bears
Week 6: Chiefs at Bills
Week 7: Giants at Eagles
Week 8: Falcons at Panthers
Week 9: Packers at 49ers
Week 10: Colts at Titans
Week 11: Cardinals at Seahawks
Week 13: Cowboys at Ravens
Week 14: Patriots at Rams
Week 15: Chargers at Raiders
Week 12 is Thanksgiving. The three games on Turkey Day include Texans at Lions (12:30 p.m. ET), Redskins at Cowboys (4:30 p.m. ET) and Ravens at Steelers (8:20 p.m. ET).
Historically, favorites have crushed it on Thanksgiving. Since 2003, they’ve gone 31-13 ATS (70.5%).
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Welcome to NFL Betting
All over the USA, football is currently the most popular sport to bet on. Whether you want to bet on the NFL or even on college football, you have a myriad options when it comes to betting – from different types of bets, odds, bookies and more, it’s a vast but highly interesting world. It can get a little daunting for beginners though, so today we’ll be taking a look at all the NFL betting essentials, ensuring you can get started with ease and get involved in all the excitement. Whether you’re a rookie or just a little rusty, we’ll get you all up to speed. Without further ado, let’s dive in!
Ways to Bet on the NFL
You’ve got a wide array of ways to bet on the NFL. The most simple type of bet, and one of the most popular, is the moneyline – this means you’re simply betting on which team will come out the winner, regardless of the margin of victory. Odds will translate into how much you get paid back for your bet. For example, if a team is a strong favorite, they’ll be listed with a negative odd – such as Patriots (-200) – which means that if you bet $200 on them to win and they do come out victorious, you’ll get $100 profit.
Then, you can start to go deeper and more complex – and either go with your gut or dive into the books, records, statistics and more to make a careful, informed decision, it’s as shallow or deep as you want it to be. Some more detailed bets are:
These are just a few examples of the bets you can place – and lots of bookies allow you to place them when the game’s paused all throughout the game. If you’re into these, it’s important to feel when the play’s momentum starts to change so you can react appropriately.
The Pointspread:
The point spread (also simply known as the “spread”) is one of the most common bets as well when betting on NFL or college football odds. The spread entails assigning a betting line that a team is either favored to win by or predicted to lose by. Negative betting lines such as -5.5 show that the team is the favorite out of the two and expected to win by a margin of 5.5 points. On the other hand, positive betting lines such as +8.5 indicate that a particular team is an underdog and expected to lose the game by 8.5 points.
How to Improve Your Chances
While betting on the NFL is a fun and exciting experience whether you win or lose, it’s always better if you get a sweet payoff at the end. In order to improve your chances of making the right bets you’ve got a few strategies you can take advantage of.
Only use money you can afford to lose – not only will this keep you safe at all times, but it will also relax your mind and ensure you make better, more rational decisions when betting. Less stress = better bets.
Only bet around 5 percent of your bankroll at a time – if you’re starting bankroll is $2000, only bet around $100 each time. This will allow you to recover from losses and slowly but surely turn a profit.
Do your due diligence – even though you can bet with your gut for fun, you will want to study up before you make larger bets with confidence. Learning the main history of the teams, the players, the stadiums, the coaches, how the weather will be like, among other details, is all part of doing your due diligence. It can be exhausting but also quite entertaining – if you want to skip this step and still get the rewards you can always go with some pro NFL betting advice, picks and information from experts that have already done all the work for you. There are a few excellent services out there – you can read this guide to discover the best ones.
Practice – you can read and theorize as much as you want, nothing beats hands-on experience. If you really want to get good at betting you need to go out there and place some bets. Learn from your mistakes and constantly improve, aiming to turn yourself into a confident, successful NFL bettor. Of course, for free computer-based picks you should be using FF-Winners.Com!
Conclusion
And there you have it folks – a quick, straightforward but highly effective introduction to the world of NFL betting. Reading this article while the NFL season hasn’t yet begun? Well, you can always take the opportunity to start getting ready for it! We hope this handy guide has been helpful but remember – this is just the start. Familiarize yourself with the teams, with the coaches and with the game, go out there and place some paper bets first (fake money) to get some hands-on experience and always keep the tips we’ve discussed above in mind. Thank you for reading and as always – good luck!
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NFL 2020: Who Will Be Drafted When? You Can Bet On It!
The 2020 NFL Draft doesn’t begin until April 23, 2020 in Las Vegas but it’s never too early to look at NFL Draft odds for the No. 1 overall pick.
14 of the 20 No. 1 overall picks this century have been quarterbacks, so keep that in mind with the NFL Draft odds below.
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FF-Winners believes that flat betting is the way to go. That is, bet the same amount for each play. Chasing, or increasing bet size based on your last bet (or series of bets), is not recommended.
Over time, you may hear about various systems where you increase your bet size “knowing” that you are due to win sooner or later. In general, these systems don’t work. Eventually, a bad streak occurs and you are betting a recklessly large amount to recoup losses.
In general, many of these approaches might seem to improve short-term performance, but at the huge expense of increasing your risk of ruin. A bad stretch could endanger your bankroll fairly quickly.
Professional money managers, as well as sensible sports investors, will agree that you should minimize the chances of blowing out your investment portfolio. Flat betting will help you ride the ups and downs of sports investing!
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Inside this secret black book we uncovered some real gems!
1. “Since 2005, road underdogs with a losing record have covered the spread at a shocking 55.5% clip from 2005 to 2019!”
2. “In Week 1, non-playoff teams cover the spread at an amazing 65% rate when facing off against a team who made the playoffs the year prior.”
3. “When a team loses a game by more than 21 points, they cover the spread the following week at a 59% rate since 2005”.
4. “From 2000 to 2018, an NFL team that rushes for 30-plus yards more than their opponent covers the spread at an almost unbelievable 75% rate.” (The difficulty with applying this statistic to your betting strategy is that you can’t rely (necessarily) on past data, but rather, you must predict how the rushing yards will play out for each team.)
5. “From 2003 to 2018, teams that have a winning percentage of .800 or better after Week 12 have a 43.6% win rate against the spread.” Thus, underdogs in these situations are a particularly profitable play.
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