Strike Money Tips With Betting Exchange Football Betting - Winning On Betfair
Football is the most popular sport in the world and the vast majority of fans like to think they know a little bit about the game. This makes the opportunity to gamble on football all the more exciting and gambling on football at Betfair is possibly the most exciting form of them all.

College Football Betting vs NFL Wagering - What's The Difference?
For sportsbooks and bettors alike one of the biggest and most exciting times of the year is the sweep of about 6 months that contains the college and professional football betting seasons. A lot of wagering is done on both NCAA and NFL contests. But betting on one and winning does not mean you can wager on the other and win. In fact, if you?ve focused entirely on NFL games and have tried to switch to college football, you may have looked at the over/unders and point spreads with dismay. The same may be true if you?re an old hand at the amateur ranks but a neophyte when it comes to the NFL.

Nation's Top Arena Football Betting Expert Provides Information from Vegas Perspective for Upcoming AFL Season
Sportsmemo.com Arena Football handicapping and betting expert, Teddy Covers, offers his sharp insight and analysis of the AFL for 2007 season.

Simple Nfl Betting Systems - #49 - The Super-bowl Effect.
After studying and cataloging hundreds of different NFL betting systems over the past decade or-so, I have learned that there are really only 3 distinct types of systems that effectively beat the spread. They each have the ability to expose opportunities for profit versus the line?they just do so in very different ways.

Simple NFL Betting Systems - Winless Teams That Deserve Attention.
Here is a simple betting system that pretty much anyone with either Internet access, or a newspaper sports section from the current and previous week, can follow. It will usually offer 2-6 opportunites for profit each season.

Nfl Betting System #25 - Red Zone Conversion %.
Red Zone Conversion percentage is one of those basic-box score stats that has been around for so long, it's easy to overlook it in today's 12-15 page NFL Gamebooks. It's a deceptively simple, yet powerful statistic--teams that consistently convert Red Zone drives into touchdowns are the same teams that win games, and cover spreads. Teams with strong rushing attacks and tall, athletic receivers usually do well in the Red Zone, while teams that have trouble pounding the ball up the middle and don't have the corners of the end-zone staked out are doomed to fail.

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