Posts Tagged ‘NFL’

Because of the flood of emails we received asking for our Early Bird Special after it ended, we decided to bring it back for ONE WEEK ONLY!

Get our football season package plus all the extra bonuses that will be attached this year to the “Early Bird Special”  Just click on my friend with the playbook in his hand above to see for yourself just what we are offering….

Early Bird Special pricing for this Football Season Package Ends Permanently September 11th
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NFL preseason can be a great way to build your regular season betting bankroll. Statistical data, power rankings, offense and defensive rankings..etc. are all but useless in handicapping preseason games. Without statistical data to rely on, most bookmakers have the same problems as the handicapper when trying to set a favorable line on these games. This is why you will find most preseason spreads hovering around a field goal. We have consistently cashed very nicely for our members in preseason selections over the years and expect the same again this season. Following are a few things to watch for when (Read full Article Here)

If you’re a regular football bettor, I am sure you have experienced the frustration of watching what you thought to be a winning ticket go into the trash because of a one or two point loss to the spread. Getting the edge on the bookmaker and racking up the win many times can mean finding that 1 or 2 point advantage. Astute handicappers and sport bettors are constantly “shopping the line” on a game they have an interest in betting, looking for that ½ point that could swing a loser into a winner. One way to find that “edge” is knowing what the “real” home field advantage is for a given game matchup. Bookmakers will arbitrarily assign a 3 point line advantage to the home team in the NFL and 4 points to the home team in (Read full Article Here)

Underrated…..Overrated

I have released my first two future plays for the upcoming NFL season, playing the "totals" futures of over and under on two teams of one is overrated and the other underrated (Read full Article Here)

Making a future bet before the season starts, means that you will have your money tied up with the book for nearly 6 months. That being the case you certainly want a decent return, kind of like accruing interest on your money. Unless your putting down a sizable amount of money on a single future bet, it is not feasible to bet a future on a 2-1 or 5-2 favorite. Any way you cut it, your odds are still 31 against you…Obviously the realistic odds are probably around 20/1 as there are always at least 10 or 12 teams that you can throw out as not having any kind of a chance of making it to the playoffs much less the Superbowl.

I like to make at least 2 future bets to win the Superbowl, one in the NFC and one in the AFC..I more often than not make two plays in each conference. If your playing 3 or 4 plays, it becomes obvious that you don't want to play a 2/1 favorite, you could win the 2/1 bet and still end up losing money on your future bets. I look for odds that will give me a "hedging" opportunity. Over the years I have made more money hedging future bets than winning the future bet itself. Again to have good hedging opportunities you need

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Repeating as a superbowl champ is one of the most difficult of any sport. However my quick take on this, and I will go into much deeper detail when I start analyzing all the teams, is that they have an outstanding chance of making it two in a row.

They have practically their entire (Read full Article Here)