Alas! Those glorious and exciting NFL moments are upon us again! I’m sure NFL fans are already considering going back to the field to root for their favorite team while others might just be sitting around their couches and enjoy the action away from the stands. Whatever category you might fall in these two (or you can be both) one thing is for sure; NFL fans will be crowding sports betting sites again to do their NFL betting and hope to earn that extra cash and that extra bragging rights too. But wait! Before you proceed with the betting and assuming how many your winnings will be might as well think about it first or you might just end up losing everything in your pocket. In this article I lay ut NFL betting tips expert bettors use themselves. These tips are far enough for any interested bystander to instantly join the winner’s circle. So jump in, read on and get ready to win

1. Check out online content - When you can't get enough stats from newspapers, then why not take a look at where information is always updated and reliable, the internet. Online materials are abundant and available real-time by just one click of a button; you will surely not worry of running out of papers to read. There are also online betting lines, where other wagers are willing to share their own version of NFL betting tips, which are also reliable in someway.

2. Look at the stats - Sports statistics is just so widespread nowadays that you'll never ran out of it. Checking out these stats is the simplest and most convenient thing to do among the NFL betting tips. By the mere fact that you look at sports news on the daily broadsheet gives you the idea which teams are on the winning roll. With these, you have the high chance to actually predict the outcome of every game, which eventually will result to your precious winnings.

3. Watch games - The big difference in getting facts and figures by watching football games is that these information are first hand; who better to trust than yourself right? Watching the games is a two in one combo, you get the information with a touch of your hunch, plus you get to enjoy the most exciting game there is in the planet. It also an advantage if the interested wager do know a lot of football, because you get to determine the rhythm of winning by gut feel and experience, something other mediums can't provide.

4. Seek advice from pro betters - Lastly, listen to those people who have been there on the winning end. Professional betters have the experience of both winning and losing, pretty much everything they say is true. They say being at the hype of a win makes people a bit generous. Thus people who are able to establish close ties with the winner's circle usually reap the benefits; expect a little share of the gold with each of your friends wins.

In the end winning in NFL betting depend on the person's control; And the simple word to remember so that you will is just to be “Ready”. Don't go out betting all that you have without being prepared. And once you feel like your roll, use it your full advantage. Good luck and I hope my tips had help you win one of your bets.

Are you one of those NFL betting fans that are looking for odds and predictions as early as now? If you are, then this is your lucky day. Because I have research various sports sites and put together a list of my NFL betting prediction for this season. This article only contains my prediction for the NFC division. Check it out and it will definitely help you have the edge on your NFL betting even before the start of the season.

Philadelphia Eagles Predicted Record: 10-6 The Eagles didn't show that promise to dominate until it was too late last season. In 2012, they'll hit on all cylinders and realize the promise of their offseason hype of a year ago. Michael Vick will do enough opposite an improved defense to get the Eagles a division title.

New York Giants Predicted Record: 10-6 Coming off their title win, the Giants will actually take a small step back due to raised expectations and an improved division. Eli Manning will still be good enough to deliver a playoff berth, and from there, anything is possible.

Dallas Cowboys Predicted Record: 8-8 The Cowboys continue to be overrated by most in the media. Their realistic expectations with this defense and interior offensive line should be no more than a .500 season. This will be a make-or-break year for Tony Romo and Jason Garrett.

Washington Redskins Predicted Record: 3-13 The Robert Griffin III show comes to Washington, and while the on-field play will be better, the record won't be. As RG3 and his new targets learn to play together, there will be bumps and bruises along the way facing an incredibly tough schedule and a young playmaker at quarterback.

Green Bay Packers Predicted Record: 12-4 Adding Nick Perry in the draft, along with Jeff Saturday at center, will give the Packers the push they need to remain atop the NFC North. As long as Aaron Rodgers is still running the show, Green Bay has to be considered a conference favorite.

Detroit Lions Predicted Record: 10-6 The Lions are good enough to win this division, but they need consistent and measured play from everyone involved. If a legitimate threat can emerge after Calvin Johnson and if the running backs can stay healthy, Detroit's offense could be one of the best in the game. The defense isn't shabby either, but the cornerback play will keep the Lions from winning the division.

Chicago Bears Predicted Record: 9-7 The Bears aren't far removed from being a playoff team, and reloading at wide receiver will be enough to push them closer to the postseason. The problem in Chicago is the offensive line and the age of the defense. Brian Urlacher is on his last legs, and the OL has enough issues to keep Chicago from making a run this season.

Minnesota Vikings Predicted Record: 4-12 The Christian Ponder era began last year, and there was enough promise that the team is building around him with first-rounder Matt Kalil at left tackle and free-agent tight end John Carlson. The problem is that the team lacks the talent at wide receiver and on the interior offensive line to compete in an otherwise loaded division.

Atlanta Falcons Predicted Record: 11-5 Atlanta has the best chance to take the South, with its talent on both sides of the ball and consistency at key positions being enough to get it over the hump. Keep an eye on its defensive front four. If that unit isn't improved, Atlanta will struggle against pass-heavy offenses.

New Orleans Saints Predicted Record: 9-7 The Saints have the most talent in the division, but they also have the most drama surrounding the team. Head coach Sean Payton will miss the season, interim head coach Joe Vitt is suspended four games and franchise quarterback Drew Brees isn't under contract. Those distractions will add up to New Orleans narrowly missing the playoffs.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Predicted Record: 8-8 The Buccaneers' 2011 season was more mirage than fact, as they lost 10 straight games to end the year. Gone is head coach Raheem Morris; in is disciplinarian Greg Schiano. Tampa has the talent to be a surprise playoff contender this season, but it needs big improvements from Josh Freeman and his wideouts.

Carolina Panthers Predicted Record: 6-10 If any team has a chance to be a "worst-to-first" contender in the NFC, my money is on Carolina. The team has an explosive offense, led by Cam Newton and Steve Smith, and the defense is quietly dangerous. If the Panthers can stay healthy, especially on defense, they have a chance to make a big improvement in 2012.

San Francisco 49ers Predicted Record: 12-4 Preseason expectations are high, and the 49ers have the talent on defense to be the best in the game. The question mark is on offense, where newcomers Randy Moss, Mario Manningham and A.J. Jenkins will be asked to revitalize a boring passing attack from 2011.

Seattle Seahawks Predicted Record: 9-7 Depending on how the quarterback battle between Matt Flynn, Tarvaris Jackson and Russell Wilson plays out, the Seahawks could be wild-card contenders or bottom-feeders. The defense will keep Seattle competitive, but if the quarterback play isn't improved, Seattle will again be on the outside looking in at the playoffs.

St. Louis Rams Predicted Record: 6-10 Sam Bradford will be better this year, but Jeff Fisher's team isn't quite playoff-ready. The Rams' front seven on defense should be very stout, and additions to the secondary through free agency and the draft will help, but the Rams lack a No. 1 receiver and are relying on a patchwork offensive line to get the job done.

Arizona Cardinals Predicted Record: 5-11 The Cardinals aren't expected to do much this season, and rightfully so. The O-line is flat-out bad, and the quarterback battle between Kevin Kolb and John Skelton is less than inspiring. The pieces are there for Arizona to build a winner, but it has to fix its issues on offense first.

The reigning Superbowl champs is here at the NFC division and my NFL betting prediction tells that this year’s champ will still be in the NFC. Whether it is the defending champs or another team, you should watch out As for now, prepare for the NFL season and good luck to all your bets.

NFL is almost here and NFL bettors around the globe are already flocking over sports betting sites. The big question is, “Who will win Super Bowl XLVII?” As an avid sports bettor who wants to help beginner bettors, I always make NFL betting prediction every season. Here is my NFL betting prediction for AFC division this season including the predicted record for the teams.

New England Patriots Predicted Record: 13-3 New England brings back most of the old cast, but adding Brandon Lloyd and beefing up the offensive-line depth was huge this offseason. With Tom Brady and Bill Belichick still around, the Patriots have to be considered heavy favorites.

Buffalo Bills Predicted Record: 9-7 The Bills made big moves by signing Mario Williams and keeping Stevie Johnson in town, but the question marks still exist on offense. Can the offensive tackles protect quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick—and can the aforementioned Fitzpatrick consistently deliver a good football over a 17-week season? If he can, the Bills are a playoff contender.

New York Jets Predicted Record: 6-10 A predicted drop-off is coming in New York, and not even Tim Tebow can save them. The Jets' problems are along the offensive line and in their inability to rush the passer from outside the tackle box. These issues, plus a tough schedule, will see the Jets decline in 2012.

Miami Dolphins Predicted Record: 3-13 The Dolphins' record will hinge on who plays quarterback. If Matt Moore is the starter, the record could be much improved. If it's rookie Ryan Tannehill back there, expect many bumps in the road. The Dolphins managed to get worse at receiver—an area of need in the offseason—and will have trouble scoring points in Year 1 of the Joe Philbin reign.

Cincinnati Bengals Predicted Record: 11-5 The Bengals bring back their core group from an improbable run in 2011. Add in a full offseason for Andy Dalton and A.J. Green to improve, plus a better interior offensive line, and Cincinnati has the look of a major player in the NFL.

Baltimore Ravens Predicted Record: 10-6 How well the Ravens respond to the injury of Terrell Suggs is the key to their season. Their first pick in the draft was spent on Courtney Upshaw in early Round 2, who will be asked to step in as Suggs heals. But the defense could see a major dropoff without the reigning Defensive Player of the Year in the lineup. The offense is again solid, and Joe Flacco is good enough to get the Ravens to the Super Bowl.

Pittsburgh Steelers Predicted Record: 8-8 Don't be surprised—this has been coming for some time now. The Steelers secondary, offensive line and run game are all concerns on paper at this point in the summer. The defense may be younger this year, but they are also less experienced and are relying on many raw players to step in for established veterans.

Cleveland Browns Predicted Record: 3-13 Cleveland is again, or still, going through a rebuilding phase. This time, it is with Brandon Weeden at quarterback and Trent Richardson at running back. The Browns are on the right track, but the holes on the offensive line, at wide receiver and at outside linebacker are still too big to overcome in the AFC's toughest division.

Houston Texans Predicted Record: 12-4 The Texans have a chance to be the AFC's best if they can stay healthy. Losing Mario Williams won't hurt as much as losing Eric Winston did, but the schedule is relatively easy, and the offense is good enough to put up big points opposite their shutout-quality defense.

Tennessee Titans Predicted Record: 9-7 The Titans are close, but not quite ready to enter the playoff picture. Jake Locker will be a breath of fresh air at quarterback, and Kendall Wright should have a huge season opposite Kenny Britt. Once the Titans defense matures, especially at cornerback, watch out.

Indianapolis Colts Predicted Record: 5-11 Luck won't be able to work any miracles in Indy this year, but the Colts will be improved thanks to the tough-nosed approach of new head coach Chuck Pagano and their determination to build a hard-hitting defense on every down. Luck's first season will be a success as he leads the Colts to an improved record and flashes the ability that had him called the best draft prospect of all time.

Jacksonville Jaguars Predicted Record: 2-14 The early favorite to hold the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars need a lot of help. Blaine Gabbert won't finish the season as the team's starting quarterback—Chad Henne will—but not before the record is unsalvageable. Lacking talent at receiver and with the defense taking a step back—especially along the front four—the Jaguars will take two steps back in 2012.

Kansas City Chiefs Predicted Record: 10-6 Kansas City welcomes back Matt Cassel, Jamaal Charles, Tony Moeaki and Eric Berry after they missed considerable time in 2011 to injury. With these four back, plus big free-agent signings in Eric Winston, Kevin Boss, Stanford Routt and Peyton Hillis, expect the Chiefs to be an elite AFC team and the absolute team to put on your NFL betting in the AFC.

Denver Broncos Predicted Record: 9-7 Peyton Manning will make a difference in Denver, but there are still too many holes for the Broncos to get completely over the hump in the West. Denver's receivers will see increased numbers, but the defensive backfield is still enough of a concern that the Broncos will find themselves lacking at times.

San Diego Chargers Predicted Record: 8-8 The Chargers' expectations will be lower this year, but the outcome will be much the same. Philip Rivers is an elite quarterback, but his play at times in 2011 didn't back it up. Losing Vincent Jackson will definitely hurt, even with Eddie Royal and Robert Meachem coming to town. However, the big question mark is on defense, where San Diego has struggled with consistency and will again in 2012.

Oakland Raiders Predicted Record: 6-10 New owner. New coach. Same Raiders. Oakland improved its roster as much as it could without a draft pick until the end of the third round, but this is still a team that has too many holes to compete in a loaded AFC West.

If you had been betting in NFL for some games now, you probably know that NFL is always full of surprises. This reason is the key why it is the favorite sports of people in the US. But this reason also made NFL betting one of the hardest sports to bet into. This is because it's hard to predict which players are going to unexpectedly make an impact, and which players are going to unexpectedly lose some of their effectiveness. To guide you on your NFL bets, here are some NFL betting odds and predictions that I have come up to for this NFL season.

1. The New England Patriots Are Back The New England Patriots are still one of the best teams in the NFL, if not THE best team in the NFL. If it wasn't for a fluke loss against the Giants in last year's playoffs, they would have probably won the Super Bowl. You will go broke betting against this team. Tom Brady is the nest QB in the NFL, and their defense is quietly solid. They are still my favorite team to put my NFL bets on..

2. The Steelers Defense is Still Tough Don't let the early season results fool you. The Pittsburgh Steelers defense is still one of the toughest in the league. The problem early in the season has been turnovers, and a sluggish Pittsburgh offense. Look for the Steelers to go on a defensive terror in the next several weeks now that they're playing in desperation mode. Troy Polamalu may be the best defensive back since Ronnie Lott.

3. Some Teams REALLY Stink! There are a handful of teams that I wouldn't want to be caught dead betting on. They are Buffalo, Miami, Oakland, and Detroit. I left out Arizona because they might get better as the year goes on. I doubt it, but they might.

4. New Orleans is NOT for Real. Look for the Saints to crumble as the year goes on. If they finish better than 9-7 it will be a surprise. The Saints have won some lucky games this year against some bad teams, and against some good teams that had a bad week. Don't be fooled by their early season record. They aren't going to be taken lightly the rest of the season, which means that they will have trouble winning the rest of the season.

5. Atlanta Has NO Defense The Falcons defense had the benefit of their offense controlling the clock early in the year. As the season progresses, teams are going to notice that the Falcon's defensive secondary is pathetic. Look for high scoring games the rest of the season.

I hope that my NFL betting odds and predictions had helped you in your NFL bets. I am not any kind of famous sports experts out there that you should instantly believe in (it’s up to you). But I am sure that my odds had gone through many research and studies before I write these articles for all people who are looking for NFL betting help.

NFL betting in today's world is both easier and incredibly more difficult. In days gone past, the NFL bettor had it rough. You got day-old information from the newspaper and it was nothing but pointless news stories, standings and occasionally some stats. The TV provided a little more. Still, sports bettors were trapped by the network's schedule. Along comes the Internet and it's been gravy ever since. However, it's very easy to get overloaded with sports betting information. There are thousands of sites out there and more stats than any real NFL handicapper would need.

Rather than drowning in the sea of sports betting info, here's an action plan for fine-tuning your information pipe, which will help you think clearer and win more NFL bets.

1. Pick out a couple good sports betting blogs to follow. No use trying to follow everything just follow 5 – 10 NFL blogs. I'd recommend that one of the blog focus on an NFL team you really want to know (such as your favorite team). In this way, you can definitely focus on a certain NFL team and thus betting on their games, you are much sure whether they will win or not.

2. Pick two major stats-producing Web sites, such as Fox Sports or ESPN (or both) or a great sports betting site like Sportsbook.com (most sports betting sites produce statistics that are actually made by experts. You'll use these to get most of your information.

3. Bookmark NFL.com. If you're doing a lot of NFL handicapping yourself, this is a great resource of stats. Combine this with 1-2 other good stats resources and you'll have all you need.

4. Think about setting up an RSS feed machine. You can pull in a lot of good NFL betting info by subscribing to RSS feeds. This will help you browse for relevant info.

5. Make your own NFL betting sheet where in you gather all the information in one place and decided on to which teams are you going to bet on the next few days. Stick on these NFL betting sheets unless something major had happened to your bet team like their star getting an accident.
Today’s NFL betting world is full of information and that’s a a good and bad thing. The goal is to win more NFL bets by backing up your bets with statistics and odds from reliable sources. Do these tips above and you are surely on your way to wining on NFL betting.

This NFL season, I am definitely sure that several well-known NFL veterans will see their careers rejuvenated. These guys have been around a long time, but still have some gas left in the tank. Every team needs some crafty veteran leadership. Here are the five veterans that would definitely help their team win those NFL games and will help you win your NFL betting too. Watch out for these guys.

1. Jeff Saturday - was the man snapping the ball to Peyton Manning in Indianapolis for over a decade. He was considered one of the best in the game during that period. The Colts have moved on from most of their players from that era. He eventually signed a two-year deal with the Green Bay Packers. He will now be hiking the ball to Aaron Rodgers and blocking for an explosive offense. He should play an intricate role on the Packers offensive line over the next two seasons.

2. DeMeco Ryans - The Philadelphia Eagles defense has struggled up the middle for the last several seasons. The Eagles have seemingly solved that issue after acquiring DeMeco Ryans in a trade with the Houston Texans. Since the end of Brian Dawkins' tenure in Philadelphia, the Eagles have lacked a true leader to be the voice of the defense. Ryans is the voice that the Eagles have desperately needed. He is the perfect fit for the Eagles' scheme on defense. If he is healthy, Ryans will revive his career and make the Eagles' weakness a strength.

3. Peyton Manning - Following multiple neck surgeries and the selection of Andrew Luck first-overall, the Indianapolis Colts decided to part ways with Peyton Manning. After being wooed by several teams in the offseason, Manning decided to take his talents to Denver and join the Broncos. Marc Sessler of NFL.com reports that Manning is coming along in his rehab quite well. If Manning is healthy, he will certainly help the Broncos have a more "traditional" style offense. It could help them win more games in 2012.

4. Randy Moss - After a bizarre season in 2010—a season in which he played for three different teams—Randy Moss sat out of professional football during 2011. He decided to retire, but spent the entire season rededicating himself to training. Eventually, he worked out with the San Francisco 49ers and signed a one-year deal with them. Moss isn't the player he once was, but he could be a valuable asset for the 49ers. Defenses will have to account for his presence over the top. Head coach Jim Harbaugh will be able to keep Moss motivated on a championship-contending football team. Moss will improve the 49ers offense.

5. Dwight Freeney is one of the last remaining veterans on the Indianapolis Colts roster. Make no mistake, this guy can still really play. The Colts changed defenses during the offseason, moving from a traditional 4-3 to a 3-4 hybrid. This will make Freeney play linebacker and drop back into coverage. Freeney has done more than accept this change; he has embraced the challenge.

These veterans will play a huge part in your NFL betting. Whether they can deliver, or break their team, you should definitely watch out. Because as they say, experience is the best teacher.

NFL is indeed the most watched sport in the United States. It is also one of the most bet on sports league. That is why many people are always on the lookout for some NFL football betting tips. And to help other NFL beginners, I’ve put out my own list of “proven” NFL football betting tips to help them along the way. Read on.

1. Remember that every new season sees changes to the league that will affect teams, which subsequently will affect who you should bet on. Such statistics are useful to a degree, but not infallible, and not as immediately easy to assimilate for the newbie.

2. Another rule is to always go against the prevailing mood of the general public. Most of the general public does not pay sufficient attention to the kinds of details that really make a difference, and so they are likely to be wrong much more often than they are right. Another spin-off of this rule is that, logically, the more people that bet against you, the larger the payout will be when you win. One can examine this rule particularly in the light of the Super Bowl. Take last year, for example, and Super bowl 42, where the undefeated Patriots were overwhelming favorites to overcome the giants. The game saw the Patriots lose their perfect season record to the universal underdogs.

3. Do not become overly fixated by talk about the previous seasons and related statistics. Many fans are liable to do this, and it can be detrimental in terms of ascertaining odds. Do not be a slave to last year's stats, as they are unlikely to be repeated. Look especially at the players and the lines-particularly important in college football, where the lines on each team vary hugely from year to year due to the fact that the teams change when graduates leave.

4. It is perhaps best to bet in the early part of the season, as many gamblers wait to see how the season will unfold and how teams develop. Some base their own statistical patterns on such things. By using your own knowledge of the teams and players, you can reap dividends in the early part of the season.

5. Pay attention to non-official statistics, such as penalties, non-plays and turnover differential, as these can play a huge factor in games and dramatically influence any betting activity. This is especially true of the turnover differential, as teams that turn the ball over less usually end up winning. Look also for teams that are currently on a losing streak playing a team that has won their last few games, and bet on the team that has been losing. Betting on a team to rebound is a basic in any sport and not just the NFL. Also, look at teams that have won several games in a row (at least three) and bet against them. Conversely, back the underdog for better profits-i.e., a team that has lost at least three in a row.

6. Teams with a solid defense are also a much more solid bet than those with a strong attack-even if they are less exciting to watch. This is a basic tenet and one with which all sports fans are familiar.

With a myriad of technicalities and tactical variants, it would be easy for a beginner to get lost in the world of NFL football betting. However, following the tips above can take your winning chances into the next level. Try these tips this NFL season and you can rake in some good cash, Good luck in your NFL bets.

Winning isn’t everything. I’ve heard this mantra a dozen times before on some losers that who want to convince themselves that they are just betting for recreation and relaxation and winning is just a consolation prize for them and that there's a certain dignity in losing if you gave it your best shot and all that. But the truth is, this is BS! Winning is winning. Especially if it is NFL betting you had won. Come to think of it, the huge cash in your hands, the extra bragging rights and the excitement that you won on America’s most loved sports. Victory is just the sweetest when it is in NFL.

So start winning those NFL bets. You're here to beat the odds and grab your piece of the pie. You're here to make sure that your NFL betting picks give you that win you know you so richly deserve and enrich your ego and your wallet.

And what do you need to make sure you get that win?

You'll need spreads that are spot-on to the teams competing, accurately gauging their strengths and weaknesses. You'll look for Over/Under choices that are realistic as they are challenging to the risk-taker in you, and not ones that just put up combined scores to make the proposition look good. You'll want Money Lines that reflect a thorough analysis of the teams so you can trust who they say is the favored team and who's the underdog. And if the competitive spirit in you isn't appeased by these, you'll probably want other ways to win, like props and futures and teasers. You'll also want to have your NFL betting picks backed up by highly reliable tip sheets that shows a true insider look into the goings-on of the NFL world, accurate and up-to-date statistics tables and reports for and on your favored teams and players, and the best and most in-depth reviews and analysis in the business on plays and players and coaches, so you can truly stack the odds in your favor and make sure you stay on the winner's column.

There are games and competitions where the playing is almost, if not more, important than winning or losing, where those who lost can keep their head held high alongside the victors, and not feel bad about not bringing home to trophy or medal.NFL betting isn't that game. You know you're here to win, and do it big time if you can. You don't want the consolation of those who lost and the agony of defeat: you want the thrill of victory and that amazing feeling that only winning, and winning big, can bring. And the only way to ensure that your NFL betting picks keep giving you that touchdown feeling, that you consistently win in the long run wagering on sports, is to use a system that's been proven to work and do your homework by researching NFL statistics, expert picks and odds.

It is NFL season once again and this year you have vowed to win some cash in NFL betting and hoping that you can use those cash to make the holidays more bountiful. Yes, that sounds so good. But the reality is, you are not alone dreaming about this. Thousands of bettors are saying this too and only a few will succeed to do so. There are many reasons most people will lose money this NFL season, most will say it is just a run of bad luck, others will say I did not have enough money. Either way you slice it or dice it, all the decisions you will make this NFL season are yours, so no reason to blame others. Here are some mistakes bettors do in NFL betting.

- One mistake that bettors do is to come to any sports betting site and lay down their money to gamble on NFL but they don’t have a betting system and didn’t research statistics that will give them the edge on winning. You will most likely lose. If you are just picking your games by hunch or tip, then expect to lose.

- Another mistake made by bettors is to bet a huge amount of money at their first try. For example, you like to bet $300 when you only have a $1500 balance in your sports betting account, it is just a matter of time before you bet to big on one game and blow up your account.

- One huge sign of NFL betting losers is when they use Parlay bets, Teaser bets, If bets, and any other betting scheme out there. It is a fact that these exotic type bets are so lopsided in the Bookies favor, no wonder why they advertise the heck out of them constantly. I am not saying I never put on a few exotic plays in my day, but overall they have cost me a nice pile of cash.

- Another huge mistake is to bet on the good old Sunday Night game. This game is usually bet by out of control NFL bettors to make or break their week, or possibly make or break their entire bank. Take extreme caution on any and all nationally televised NFL games, the line is usually inflated and does not have value that is why if I like the game early in the week I bet it, but never a few minutes before the game because at that point you are betting an inflated number.

Now that we have some of the reason most people will lose money in NFL betting, why don't we discuss some things you will need to begin extracting profits from sports betting sites, instead of religiously depositing into your account.

- Enter this fight with a bank that you are willing to lose, no exceptions. If things do not work out the way you planned, and you lose your entire bank, it will not hurt you and your family in any way.

- Always have a rock solid betting system in place that provides a consistent betting edge. Simply, if a game does not fall into your betting system, pass on the game or the week if you must. Never take another bet ever again unless it is part of your NFL betting strategy, even if you think it is a lock.

- Use a set amount to bet on every single game for the entire season. If you have a bank of $1000 and you play 5% of your bank per game, that means you will play $50 per game for whole NFL season. Do not raise it or lower it, even if you see the 'Iron Clad Lock Of Year' game of the year. If you’re not responsible for your actions, and have trouble sticking to a strategy, please find other things to do with your time.

Due to the rising technology and the ever growing world of online sports betting, sports betting sites had been battling out for the attention of bettors. And thanks for this, NFL betting is more exciting than ever! Special kinds of bet such as Parlays, Teasers, If bets and many more had been very popular around the world. Today we are going to talk about one of the most popular football bets online – the NFL parlay. For years, I've watched TV commercials for Las Vegas sportsbooks that showed lines and lines of sports bettors lining up to make these fun bets. I’ve also seen people bet on NFL football parlay. This article is to explain parlays further.

Here's the lowdown. NFL parlay bets aren't the best bet in the house (straight bets are), but they are fun and I wouldn't dream of going through one week of NFL betting without putting in at least one parlay bet. When they hit, it's a blast.

Your parlay card can have 2-20 bets on it (depending on the sportsbook). And it can be a combination of sides and totals. Take a look at this example NFL parlay card:

Seahawks + 3
Vikings / Giants ov 45
Patriots - 7

What you see above is a three-team parlay. In other words, I'm betting that all three of these bets will win-it's an all or nothing thing. The more bets you put on a parlay card, the higher it pays out. Of course, as you add football bets, the ticket gets harder to hit. Payouts of parlay cards vary from sportsbook to sportsbook, but they are all fairly close. For instance, a typical three-team NFL Parlay is likely to pay 6-1. So, in the above example, if you bet $10 and hit all three bets, you'd win $60. Add more bets and you'll see payouts of 150-1, 300-1 and higher.

For my money, the three-team parlay is the best overall value. The 6-1 payout is nice and it's fairly relative to your actual odds of winning when compared to larger cards. Still, nothing is sweeter than hitting a 10-team parlay.

If you've never placed an NFL parlay bet, make it your mission in life to try a couple this NFL season. Some bettors say that these kind of special bets are all scam and in favor of bookies, but I can definitely tell you that I've hit many parlay bets already. It’s just all about finding that betting edge in NFL, and for me, I’ve found it when I bet on NFL football parlay.