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NFL 2022-23 SEASON
Now that the 2022 NFL Draft is over, all eyes are focused on the NFL 2022-23 season. Please check out our latest NFL odds for the next events.
It's been an interesting period since the last NFL season concluded. The greatest of all time, Tom Brady, announced his retirement from the game... although it didn't last long. Not long after, Brady announced he is not ready for retirement and will be staying at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for at least one more season.
The NFL 2022 Season will be the 103rd season of the National Football League. The next NFL season is scheduled to begin on September 8, 2022, with the defending Super Bowl LVI Champions, the Los Angeles Rams, set to host the NFL kickoff game. As always, there will be 18 weeks of games to determine which teams advance into the NFL playoffs, and ultimately, the Super Bowl. To see all of the NFL games for next season, take a look at the full NFL Scehdule for 2022-23.
The next Super Bowl will be taking place on 12 February 2023, at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Bovada Sportsbook has Super Bowl 57 odds available right now; the Buffalo Bills are the current favorites at +650, with the Tampa Bay Buccaners just behind at +700. The reigning NFL Champions, the LA Rams are currently +1000 to win the Super Bowl, alongside the Kansas City Chiefs and the Green Bay Packers.
If you are looking to learn how to bet on NFL games for the upcoming season, then be sure to check out our NFL betting guide. After reading our guide, you will know exactly how to place NFL bets online and start winning real money when the next NFL season begins in September.
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Types Of NFL Bets
NFL Spread Betting
This is easily the most popular way to bet on NFL football odds. Oddsmakers set the point spread by making one team the favorite by a certain number of points. That team has to win by more than those points (the spread) in order to cover and pay out. Otherwise, the underdog covers – unless the winning margin is exactly the same as the spread. If that happens, it’s a push and all bets are returned.
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NFL Moneyline Betting
Before the point spread was invented, people were betting on the moneyline – and they still do. To make a moneyline wager, all you have to do is pick the team you believe will win the game outright. Unlike the spread, the moneyline favorite is not assigned a points handicap to overcome in order to pay out, and the underdog has to win the game. The payouts are changed instead; oddsmakers set the line on each team and bigger moneyline favorites pay out less when they win, while bigger underdogs pay out more when they win.
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NFL Totals
Betting on NFL totals is a lot like betting the point spread, but rather than betting on a team to cover, you’re betting on whether the combined final score of a game will go over or under the total posted by the oddsmakers. That’s why the total is also commonly referred to as the over/under. Totals can be affected by the weather, injuries, as well as the quality of the teams in question.
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NFL Prop Betting
A proposition bet is a side bet that asks you to wager on something besides the final outcome of a game. In the NFL, they typically come in the form of player or team prop bets, such as how many passing yards or touchdowns a quarterback will throw in a given game, or whether a safety will be scored. Props are especially popular during the Super Bowl, where you can wager on hundreds of different NFL props, such as the coin toss and the length of the National Anthem, among others.
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NFL Parlay Betting
A parlay bet is a selection of two to 12 wagers that are linked together. Instead of betting on a series of single outcomes, you can put all those games together into a parlay and get paid big-time if they all come true. Your payout increases exponentially the more bets or games you add. If any one wager loses, the entire parlay loses, but if they all prevail, you can win over 2,300 times your original bet on a 12-team parlay.
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NFL Teaser Betting
A teaser bet is a type of parlay where you can adjust each spread or total by a certain number of points, making it easier for each side to cover. You will then receive a lower payout on your winning teasers in exchange for lowering the risk. Standard NFL teasers can include anywhere from two to 10 wagers, and you can tease the lines by 6, 6.5 or 7 points; the fewer points you tease, the higher the payouts.
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NFL Buying Points Betting
After you’ve decided to place a bet on the point spread, you have the option of “buying” a half-point to make it easier for your chosen team to cover. In exchange, you get a slightly smaller payout when your team cashes in. The cost of buying points goes up when you move the spread to –7 or +7, and a bit more when you move to –3 or +3.
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NFL Futures Betting
In addition to betting on single games, you can bet on the outcome of a future event, like who will win the Super Bowl at the end of the season. You can also bet on who will win each conference and each division. These futures bets are typically available year-round, and can lead to big payouts when a dark horse surprises the rest of the field.
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NFL Round Robin Betting
A round robin is a bet that generates multiple parlays based on how many NFL lines you select. For example, if there are three lines you want to bet on, instead of making a three-team parlay, you can use the round robin to make three different two-team parlays. You can choose anywhere between three and eight lines for your round robin wagers, and anywhere between two and seven teams; a round robin with eight lines and four teams will give you an incredible 70 different parlays to bet on at once.
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