sports betting
Christmas has come early for many NFL football bettors from around the world as favorites are cashing at an alarming rate.
It was no different in Week 13 as the favs went 12-4 with both bailout games (late Sunday game and MNF) having the favorites cover the spread.
The only thing keeping the bookies sanity was that the unders hit going 11-4 Sunday with Monday's game being split with some over some under due to the opening line dropping down to 39.5
Weekend highlights for players and lowlights for bookies include:
The Indianapolis Colts continuing to roll their opponents and not only beating the spread but smashing it.
The Vikings are red hot going 6-1 against the spread despite a line move which saw late money come in on the Lions Sunday.
The Bears defense continues to hold them in games and even more importantly the nasty D which is being compared to that of the 80's Bears teams has led them to a stellar 9-2-1 record on the Unders.
To our surprise as we were screaming Browns at the top of our lungs Jacksonville nailed them and has completed a rare feat in winning back to back to back games on the road.
The KC Chiefs continue to roll at Arrowhead during the month of December with their 16th straight win. Despite Denver being a fairly solid team this year, why the Chiefs were a 1 point dog was beyond us. Most trends are garbage but it should be noted that it's a fact: KC is tough on their home turf December or not!
The Chargers continue to roll over opponents.
Ok, now let's get to the real reason for this article. While it's been a great betting season for the general public, this is going to change and fast for many. If you want to keep winning YOU will need to make some adjustments.
We're approaching the end of the NFL's regular season. With that being said many teams are playoff bound. Once these playoff bound teams grab a nice lead in a game or better yet once they've locked up their playoff position (and home field where applicable) their going to rest their starters!
Second string starters will mean skewed results. Good teams won't win by as much and bad teams will look better in the box scores as they won't be resting their starters like the playoff bound teams will. Bad teams may insert some rookies here and there, but it's not enough to make a huge showing in the final scores.
Just a little something to keep in mind!
Good luck in your action!
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It was no different in Week 13 as the favs went 12-4 with both bailout games (late Sunday game and MNF) having the favorites cover the spread.
The only thing keeping the bookies sanity was that the unders hit going 11-4 Sunday with Monday's game being split with some over some under due to the opening line dropping down to 39.5
Weekend highlights for players and lowlights for bookies include:
The Indianapolis Colts continuing to roll their opponents and not only beating the spread but smashing it.
The Vikings are red hot going 6-1 against the spread despite a line move which saw late money come in on the Lions Sunday.
The Bears defense continues to hold them in games and even more importantly the nasty D which is being compared to that of the 80's Bears teams has led them to a stellar 9-2-1 record on the Unders.
To our surprise as we were screaming Browns at the top of our lungs Jacksonville nailed them and has completed a rare feat in winning back to back to back games on the road.
The KC Chiefs continue to roll at Arrowhead during the month of December with their 16th straight win. Despite Denver being a fairly solid team this year, why the Chiefs were a 1 point dog was beyond us. Most trends are garbage but it should be noted that it's a fact: KC is tough on their home turf December or not!
The Chargers continue to roll over opponents.
Ok, now let's get to the real reason for this article. While it's been a great betting season for the general public, this is going to change and fast for many. If you want to keep winning YOU will need to make some adjustments.
We're approaching the end of the NFL's regular season. With that being said many teams are playoff bound. Once these playoff bound teams grab a nice lead in a game or better yet once they've locked up their playoff position (and home field where applicable) their going to rest their starters!
Second string starters will mean skewed results. Good teams won't win by as much and bad teams will look better in the box scores as they won't be resting their starters like the playoff bound teams will. Bad teams may insert some rookies here and there, but it's not enough to make a huge showing in the final scores.
Just a little something to keep in mind!
Good luck in your action!
http://www.sport-betting-links.com