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Preseason Betting Guide for NFL Football - Part 2 In the last article we have finished discussing some basic NFL football betting guide on the preseason.. Now let's move on to overall ATS trends, the underdogs are 406-335-27, 54.8 percent ATS in all preseason games since 2000 and because of that, it is only wise to blindly follow dogs on Week 1 and Week 4. This is because the starters are playing the most in those two weeks. In Week 1, the coaches are still evaluating the reserves and Week 4 because starters are being rested before the season opener the following week. In totals, the 'under' is a nondescript 388-381-8 from the 2000 preseason, but as you will see once we get to our trends for each specific week, each one has a discernable total pattern. Here is the average weekly score since 2000. HOF Game + Preweek 1 - 35.0 Pre-Week 2: 37.1 Pre-Week 3: 39.0 Pre-Week 4 - 37.3 We have combined Week 1 of preseason and the Hall of Fame Game into one week. There is a direct correlation between the scoring averages of the starters and their playing time. Games are lower scoring in Week 1 when teams are in the evaluation stage, and then the scoring increases over the next two weeks, peaking in Week 3 when starters play the longest before dropping in Week 4 when many of the starters sit. HOF Week – Pre - Week 1 All HOF and Week 1 underdogs are 108-88-10, 55.1 percent ATS, and if you are fortunate enough to find underdogs of +3 1/2 or more, they are 33-24, 57.9 percent ATS in Week 1. These lines are becoming rare as only two opening games of last season saw more than +3 at Pinnacle. http://okresearchfoundation.org/5-winning-tips-on-betting-exchange-online-casino-zero-roulette/ The underdogs split those games 1-1. Pre-Week 2 This week has the highest potential profit potential due to the number of angles that have been profitable in the past 12 pre-seasons. Notably just about all of those angles are inversely correlated to team's Week1 result. More specifically, all Week 2 teams coming off of a straight up loss are 110-76-2, 59.1 percent ATS while all coming off of a win are 78-112-1 for a 58.9 percent ATS fade! Broken down further by a loss, Week 2 teams are 54-34-1 and 61.4 percent ATS, while road teams are 54-341-1 and 61.4 percent respectively, and underdogs are an incredible 62-25-2 and 71.3 percent ATS. For a 60.0% fade, home teams are 36-54 and favorites are 34-561 for a 62.2% fade. Final note: Any team that loses to any other team after a win is 63-331-1, 65.6 percent ATS. Pre-Week 3 This week's starters will likely play the longest. It is similar to regular season, which is higher scoring and gives favorites a chance to shine. Pre-Week 4 From great play, we go to sloppy playing with games being dominated by reserves and thus a return to blind underdog dominance. As you might expect, blindly playing all Week 4 underdogs has gone 101-80-8, 55.8 percent ATS since 2000. This pattern was repeated last season when the underdogs were 9-5-1 ATS during the final week of the preseason. You can win more money in the preseason than in the regular seasons (it's just as exciting in the regular-season). If you know how to place your bets, it is very likely. We hope you find our NFL preseason betting guide useful. Good luck. Read More: http://okresearchfoundation.org/5-winning-tips-on-betting-exchange-online-casino-zero-roulette/
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