How to bet on NFL
football and college football
A simple how-to guide to
understand how to place a bet on football game, NFL, college
football or other.
We have received many emails over the NFL football season,
asking us how to place a bet on the football games. So we
decided to put together this quick and simple guide to help you
understand how placing a bet on football works. First and
foremost, make sure that betting (online and offline) is legal
in your jurisdiction, before taking any action, as we have
written this peace assuming that bets on football are legal
where you live.
How to bet on NFL Football: First, you
will need to choose a sportsbook or a betting shop. We recommend
the online bookmaker
Bodog Sports (opens in new window),
recognized as one of the best and honest online sportsbooks,
it's a worldwide bookmaker accepting NFL bets from all over the
world, except Canada. Choosing your bookie is very important
when betting on NFL football, especially on the Internet, with
so many shady operations and scammers. Go with Bodog Sports and
you will be safe.
Now that you have chosen your
sportsbook, to bet on NFL football games, you have to create an
account and deposit money to fund your account. Let's say you
have deposited $100 and you want to place a bet on a football
game - you have to open the list of NFL football odds and select
your game. For example, the Patriots and the Colts. You will
have 3 basic bet options to wager on the NFL game: money line,
point spread and total. The format in which those bet options
appear is usually as follows: for money line (-330 +270), for
total (45 u-110, o-110) and for point spread (-3, -110, +3,
-110). To see what these betting numbers mean, click on them for
further explanation. Let's assume that you already know
what the odds mean, all you have to do is select the type of bet
on that football game, place the bet and then confirm the bet,
if required. And that's it. Now you have successfully placed a
bet on a football game and learned how to bet on the NFL
football games. The process for placing a bet on college
football is exactly the same, the only difference being that you
will find the various types of bet under college football, not
NFL.
Published on
12/07/2007
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