Types of Football betting 😎

1. Moneyline Bets
• Definition: A bet on which team will win the game.
• Example: Betting on the New England Patriots to win against the Miami Dolphins.

2. Point Spread Bets
• Definition: A bet on the margin of victory. The favored team must win by more than the point spread, while the underdog must either win outright or lose by less than the point spread.
• Example: Betting on the Green Bay Packers -7.5 means they must win by at least 8 points.

3. Over/Under (Totals) Bets
• Definition: A bet on the total number of points scored by both teams combined, over or under a set number.
• Example: Betting on the over 48.5 in a game means you need both teams to score a combined total of 49 points or more.

4. Parlays
• Definition: A single bet that links two or more individual bets and is dependent on all of those bets winning.
• Example: Betting on the Cowboys, Eagles, and Chiefs all to win. All three teams must win for the parlay to pay out.

5. Teasers
• Definition: A type of parlay bet that allows you to adjust the point spread or totals in your favor in exchange for a lower payout.
• Example: Adjusting the spread by 6 points for two teams. If the original spread is -7.5, you can tease it down to -1.5.

6. Prop Bets (Proposition Bets)
• Definition: Bets on specific outcomes within a game that are not directly related to the final result.
• Examples:
- Player Props: Betting on a player to score a touchdown.
- Team Props: Betting on the number of field goals a team will make.
- Game Props: Betting on whether there will be a safety in the game.

7. Futures Bets
• Definition: Bets on events that will happen in the future, typically outcomes over a longer period.
• Examples:
- Super Bowl Winner: Betting on which team will win the Super Bowl.
- MVP Award: Betting on which player will win the MVP award.

8. Live Betting (In-Play Betting)
• Definition: Bets placed while the game is ongoing, with odds that change in real-time based on the action.
• Example: Betting on the next team to score during the second quarter of a game.

9. Point Spread and Over/Under Combos
• Definition: Bets that combine point spread and totals for better odds.
• Example: Betting on the Patriots to cover the spread and the total points to go over a specified number.

10. Specials and Exotics
• Definition: Unusual or unique bets offered by sportsbooks.
• Examples:
- Betting on the exact score of a game.
- Betting on whether the coin toss will be heads or tails.

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