{"id":3860,"date":"2019-09-05T16:16:50","date_gmt":"2019-09-05T16:16:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.americasbookie.com\/?p=3860"},"modified":"2019-09-05T16:16:50","modified_gmt":"2019-09-05T16:16:50","slug":"placing-nfl-if-bets-at-online-sportsbooks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.americasbookie.com\/sports-betting-blog\/placing-nfl-if-bets-at-online-sportsbooks\/","title":{"rendered":"Placing NFL If Bets at Online Sportsbooks"},"content":{"rendered":"
For anyone who is serious about creating a winning strategy for betting on the NFL this season, proper money management is an essential part of the process. The overall goal is to capitalize on opportunities to win money while minimizing the losses when things are not going your way.<\/p>\n
The first step is to create a specific monetary betting unit. The second is to employ actual betting techniques when it comes to placing bets on the games.<\/p>\n
Unit Betting Systems as a Money Management Tool<\/strong><\/p>\n Instead of thinking about how much money to bet on each game, you should always think in terms of units. If you normally bet $50 a game, you should consider that a five-unit play with each unit equaling $10. Sometimes it makes sense to lower the units bet if your confidence level is less than strong. However, if your confidence level is sky high for a certain pick, you may want to increase the units bet.<\/p>\n What is a Reverse Wager? How to Bet a Reverse Wager<\/a><\/p>\n Unit betting based on confidence levels is a great way to improve your overall return on investment as opposed to relying on a higher winning percentage to earn a profit betting the games.<\/p>\n If Bets as a Money Management Tool<\/strong><\/p>\n Online sportsbooks<\/a> offer a betting option that is a great way to manage your betting bankroll when betting on multiple NFL games during a particular week of action. As opposed to a Parlay play where you have to win all of your grouped selections to cash a winning ticket, the If Bet is a series of games grouped together with one play dependent on the results of the previous one.<\/p>\n Wager Types – Learn More about all the different way to bet on sports<\/a><\/p>\n An If Bet hinges on the result of the first game bet. If you win that bet, then there is action on the next game on the list. If you win the second game, there is action on the third all the way up to the total amount of games included in the original bet. Some online books will allow you to string together as many as 15 games. In reality, the typical If Bet should probably be limited to two or three games grouped together at one time.<\/p>\n