NFL Betting at Sportsbook

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Sportsbook offers NFL parlays paying out up to 1,800 to 1 on 2 to 12 teams. You can also mix NFL parlays with different sports, totals, sides and props.

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At this NFL betting sportsbook, you will receive 10 points off the NFL betting line on up to 15 NFL games. Other teaser NFL bets include 6, 6.5 and 7 points or a 3 team, 10 point teaser.

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Betting on NFL at Sportsbooks

NFL betting sportsbooks offer odds on sides which is the most common and popular way to wager on pro football at sportsbooks. For example, let's say that you are looking at the NFL betting odds and see the Dallas Cowboys playing the Chicago Bears. The Cowboys might be a 7 point favorite with a total of 43.

At a NFL betting sportsbook, this means that if you take Chicago you get seven points and in essence, start leading the game 7-0 before kickoff. If you want the Cowboys, you lay seven points, thus starting the game off trailing 0-7.

The NFL betting sportsbooks also offer a pointspread line, which is the number that is similar to a golf handicap. The idea of the pointspread is for both teams in a matchup to have equal appeal to gamblers in order to attract the same amount of action on both sides of the game. Now why does a NFL betting sportsbook want equal action on both sides you ask?

It is because of the ten-percent extra that a gambler must put up in stake money above what he is trying to win, which is known as “vig” or “juice.” For example, if a gambler wanted to win $500 on the Cowboys he must put up $550. The same holds true for Chicago.

The winner will, of course, get back his $550 in NFL betting stake money plus the $500 in winnings while the loser will forfeit the entire $550. So in this scenario, the house picks up a tidy $50 in “vig” for handling the action.

Let's take a look at some examples of NFL betting sportsbook results from our hypothetical Bears/Cowboys matchup. If the Cowboys beat the Bears 27-20, the game would land right on the number and all pointspread wagers would be refunded in what is referred to as a push.

If the Cowboys won 27-24, the Bears would “cover” and win the bet since it was within the seven point NFL betting number. If the Bears won the game outright by any score, they would also have covered the spread and won the bet. If the Cowboys won the game 34-10, then all Dallas bets would be winners against the NFL odds.

These are just some examples of how to understand NFL betting at sportsbooks. You will see every game on the board with a pointspread attached to it and you can choose to bet on either side or on the game going over or under the posted total.