Games are about chances and odds as much as it is about skill and talent. No matter how good the team, how solid is its cohesion and chemistry, or how skilled its roster of players and its coach and his staff are, upsets happen. It could be an injury that happens before or during the game that sidelines a key player. It could be that the underdogs are having a good day while the top card are on an off night. These and many other factors are what makes every game, despite the proven dominance of one team, an open question especially in the NFL.
An NFL handicapper is supposed to give a game this level of parity, otherwise everyone would be betting on the favorites. The handicap is supposed to tell you that, even if a team is favored to win this one, you can still bet on the underdogs because there's this chance, as shown by the handicap number on the favored guys, that the top dogs might not play as well as they hoped. The game could be close, and the favorites could still win it, but you win too if you bet on the underdogs and the favored team didn't make the handicap cut.
Or, let's say the handicap is a big, solid, number. Isn't that supposed to tell you, especially if you're not feeling all that... adventurous today, that it's safe to bet on the favorites? They're not expected to play bad today, and there's no way the underdogs can come close. That's a pretty big figure your NFL handicapper gave, after all, so you should feel safe betting on them.
But what if your NFL handicapper is the one cramping your game? What if, instead of giving you good odds so you can have an excellent chance of winning, your handicapper actually, well... handicaps your betting? Instead of your handicapper helping cruise your bet to the end zone like a prime running back on all cylinders, it hobbles you like a career-ending tackle that breaks a bone or two in a very wrong way.
If that last is how you feel over your NFL handicapper, maybe it's time for you to get one that doesn't end up turning your bets into invalids but gets you winnings. These are the kinds of NFL betting handicaps that are made by real experts who know the ins and outs of the game, and whose knowledge and experience is backed up by solid, updated stats on players and coaches, in-depth analysis of plays and performances, and who have that key inside track into what's happening in the league.
Handicaps are not supposed to hobble your betting. You want your handicaps to work for you and bring that bet to a satisfying touchdown and not limp it around like someone with one bad leg and just waiting for a big, painful take down. And the only real way for you to ensure that your NFL handicapper consistently gets your betting ball past the line is to get that proven system that really works. One that delivers. One that makes you win.
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