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Sunday, 24 July 2011
Football Playoffs
Football Playoffs season is full of entertainment. This is the time in the year when things start getting hot on NFL football. Teams are training hard their strategy and people will start to get more relax and enthusiastic.
During football playoffs the betting activity also increases. Offshore Sportsbook start getting a rain of calls and with the great number of bets made sportsbooks gain some good profits. Football playoffs is a great time for football fans and betting companies. There are some factors that must be considered during football playoffs.
There are some basic trends that can help us when betting in football playoffs. Home teams are usually very strong straight up, winning at over 70 percent of the time. Against the spread they hold their own as well hitting at near 60 percent. Home teams that get the first round bye are also solid bets winning at over 62 percent of the time against the spread. Double-digit favorites are also a good bet in NFL football playoffs as they come in at over 65 percent of the time. Usually during the regular season it is a decent idea to bet against the public but that does not always hold true in NFL football playoffs since the favorites do pretty well against the spread. One trend that works well during the regular season and also holds true for football playoffs is that the winning team usually covers the spread. What this means to us is that if we like the underdog we should also seriously consider betting the money line as well.
These are some valuable tips you should remember when betting on the NFL football playoffs. First, insist on yourself on the possibilities of betting for the home team. Second, consider the possibilities of the favorite team winning. Third, if we like the underdog then playing them on the money line is usually a good bet as well. What about totals in the NFL football playoffs? Usually when the football playoffs roll around the defenses tighten up and games tend to be lower scoring. The Super Bowl is a notable exception to that rule, as the teams tend to score higher.
An important factor to watch out for in football playoffs is weather. Since these games are often played in cold weather cities during the winter, football playoffs can be greatly affected by it. Always remember to check the latest weather and take that into consideration when betting any total.
Injuries always seem to pile up as the season wears on and can be a factor in the football playoffs. Be sure and check on the latest injury reports before making your football playoff wager. Line movement is another area to check before you make your bet. I always want to be aware of any late line movement in a football playoffs game because very often it is correct.
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Saturday, 23 July 2011
AFC 2010 Playoffs Preview - Division Winners, Seeds 1 - 4
The AFC playoff picture is looking really interesting. While many would have anointed the Colts the favorite to win it a few weeks ago, there are a few reasons that shouldn't be the case.
These playoffs are pretty wide open in both conferences, and we're sure to see a few really exciting weeks of football during the games to come.
Let's take a look at the AFC playoff picture here. We'll examine each division winner that made it through, along with a quick analysis of their situation.
The #1 seed is the Indianapolis Colts. Having run out to a 14-0 start, they were clearly the strongest team in the AFC through and through. Losses in their last two weeks were somewhat deliberate since the team wanted to avoid injuries.
Still, it makes one wonder if the team may have been thrown off its rhythm and could come out showing signs of rust. The fact that many of their wins this season were close, come from behind wins, including one against New England, goes to show that the Colts can by no means be considered a lock.
Next in line are the San Diego Chargers, perhaps the hottest team in the NFL. Having won 11 straight games to close out the season, this team rebounded from a 2-3 record and ended up with one of the best records in the NFL. The Chargers have a great offense led by QB Philip Rivers, and could easily find their way to the Super Bowl this year.
Coming in at number three are the Cincinnati Bengals. With a great QB in Carson Palmer, great receiving talent in Chad Johnson, and an able running back in Cedric Benson, this team turned everything around this year and found their way to the post season. They'll meet the Jets in round 1, and they'll be hungry to avenge them for last week's loss.
The fourth seed is the AFC East champion New England Patriots. With Tom Brady back in tow, anything should be considered possible. They also played extremely dangerously against the Colts in Indianapolis and should have won that game, so they have every reason to believe they can win this game should they meet again.
Still, the Pats have looked a bit rustier than usual at times this season, losing some games they would have won in years past. Additionally, the injury of Wes Welker in week 17 and the loss of him throughout the playoffs will leave a gaping hole in their offense.
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