NFL Football Betting Odds

NFL betting kicks off with preseason matches in August and runs until the Super Bowl in February. Available NFL betting options cover weekly games, Super Bowl lines, total team victories, odds to capture the AFC or NFC conference, player props, and more.

Gamblers globally await the start of the NFL betting season. While there are many reasons bettors enjoy American football, its status as the most popular sport among gamblers stems largely from it being the most watched sport by the betting public. The audience favors NFL betting above any other sport, and naturally, if the public is watching on TV, they are placing bets on it.

Our NFL Betting section provides live NFL Football Betting Odds for every match scheduled this week. These complimentary NFL odds are sourced from a leading offshore sportsbook in the gambling sector. If you are looking to engage in NFL Betting Online, you will find links to the premier NFL Sportsbooks on the internet. All listed NFL Football Betting sportsbooks are high-quality and highly recommended.

Learn How to Bet on Football ( NFL )

Varieties of football (NFL) bets available:

Straight Bets

The chosen team must secure a victory by the point spread specified when the bet is placed. For standard wagers, unless stated otherwise, the payout is $1.10 for a $1.00 stake. Tied games are treated as "no action," resulting in a refund to your account. Please note that point spreads can change due to evolving circumstances at any moment.

Example: A player bets $110.00 on Cleveland -6 to cover +6. If San Diego wins by more than 6 points, the player wins $100.00, making the total payout including the original stake $210.00. Should Cleveland win by exactly 6 points, the bet is a "no action" and the wager is refunded. If Cleveland wins by fewer than 7 points, the bet is lost.

Totals

(also known as Over/Under bets)

For all totals wagers on the combined score of both teams, the standard payout is $1.00 on a $1.10 risk, unless otherwise stated.

Example: A player bets the OVER in the NY Jets/Dallas game with a total of 45, risking $110.00. If the combined score exceeds 45, the player wins $100.00. If the total is exactly 45, the bet is declared "no action" and the stake is returned. If the combined score is under 45, the wager is lost.

Money Line Bets

The selected team only needs to win the match. The risk or reward amounts can differ per game. The money line price displayed when the bet is placed remains valid, regardless of any subsequent line changes.

Example: A player bets on Miami -160 versus Minnesota +260. If Miami wins, the player risks $160.00 to win $100.00. If the bet is on Minnesota, the player risks $100.00 to win $260.00.

Halftime Bets

Halftime betting involves wagering solely on the score of either the first or second half of a match. The available line may be a pointspread, a moneyline, or a mix of both, but the bet applies exclusively to the halftime score of the specified period.

Parlays

(also known as Multiples or Combos)

This is a bet involving 2 or more teams (selections) or propositions, regardless of order. Every team in the parlay must win. If any selection results in a tie or "no action", the parlay reduces to the next lower number for payout. For a 2-leg parlay, it becomes a straight bet. Parlay bets are not accepted if the individual selections are related. For instance, you cannot combine the first-half over of a football game with the full-game over, as these outcomes are 'connected'.

Example: A player intends to place a 5-team parlay:

San Diego -7

Chicago +3

St. Louis -4

New England -10

Cincinnati -8

If all these games result in a win, the player wins at 20-1 odds. If even one team loses, the entire parlay is lost.

Parlays offer sports betting fans a thrilling way to WIN LARGE SUMS OF MONEY WITH MINIMAL RISK! Check the simple payout chart below to see the potential winnings from a $250 parlay combination.

Standard Parlay Net Winnings on a $250 stake:

2 Teams $650

3 Teams $1500

4 Teams $2500

5 Teams $5000

6 Teams $10,000

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Teasers

A Teaser involves picking two or more teams on a single bet where the point spread is modified to benefit you. The payout odds depend on how many teams and points are selected. If a two-team teaser results in a "Win" and a "Tie" or "No Action," the wager is considered a "No Action." Conversely, a "Loss" combined with a "Tie" or "No Action" on a two-team teaser counts as a "Losing" wager. In teasers involving three or more teams, ties drop the bet to the next lower bracket. (For example, a tie in a three-team teaser turns it into a two-team teaser.)

Standard Teaser Net Profits on a $250 stake:

options	2 Teams	3 Teams	4 Teams	5 Teams	6 Teams
6 pts	$227	$450	$750	$1125	$1500
6.5 pts	$208	$400	$625	$1000	$1375
7 pts	$192	$350	$500	$875	$1250

Futures Bets

A "futures" bet is a wager on an outcome that will happen at a later date. For example, before the start of the regular season in major sports, odds are set for each team to win their specific division, conference, or overall title.

A highly popular variation of the "future" bet involves over/under wagers on a team's total number of wins for the entire season.

Proposition Bets (Exotics)

In simple terms, Proposition or Exotic Bets cover any wager that is not a standard "side" or "over/under" bet. Specifically, these wagers typically focus on particular events or occurrences during a game. Below are a few examples.

Props and Exotics are available for high-profile games on the betting menu. This includes, but is not limited to, Sunday and Monday night NFL matches, various NCAA Football contests, major Bowl games, and most Championship and Playoff fixtures. Additional miscellaneous events often feature these types of bets as well.

Definitions and Examples of Standard Props/Exotics

1. *Which team will be the first to score?

   The team that records the first points in the match (via touchdown, field goal, or similar). This market closes 15 minutes before the scheduled start time, as the coin toss will have revealed which team has the first possession.

   *Which team will be the last to score?

   The team that scores the final points in the game (touchdown, field goal, or other, including overtime).

   *Will either team score within the first X minutes and XX seconds of the match?

   *Will the opening score of the game be a touchdown (including overtime)?

   *Will the final score of the first half be a field goal?

   *Will either team score in the final 2 minutes of the first half?

   *Will the team that scores first go on to win the game?

   *Will either team record 3 or more consecutive scores?

   *Will either team score three times in a row without the opponent scoring in between (touchdowns or field goals; conversions are excluded)?

   *Will the longest touchdown be over or under XX yards?

   *Will the shortest touchdown in the game be over or under XX yards?

   *Which half will feature the higher combined point total from both teams (with overtime counted in the second half)?

   *Will the combined number of field goals made by both teams be over or under X?

   *Will Quarterback X throw an interception?

   Will the combined rushing yards by Running back X exceed or fall short of X?

   Which side will commit the highest number of penalties?

   Will the aggregate number of sacks recorded by both teams be higher or lower than X?

   Will the total number of fumbles lost by both sides exceed or stay under X?

   Will the total points accumulated by a single team go over or under X?

Alternative point spread (functions identically to the standard point spread).