Since more than 15% of games end with a difference of precisely three points and another 8.75% are decided by exactly seven, we are getting a good amount of value.
The second most likely key number is seven. For example, a differential of three points is, by far, the most frequent for an NFL game. A key number is a likely point differential for the game. You want to tease the betting odds of your team through the two key numbers of three and seven. That brings us to our basic strategy for teasers. The most common and profitable teaser is a two-team, six-point football teaser. In return, the sportsbook will lower the payout. That, of course, makes the bet easier to win. This past week, our teams still lost their games, but not by enough points to beat us.Ī teaser is a type of parlay where the bettor is allowed to change the point spread for a game in their favor.
In Week 1, we teased up two underdogs, and they both won outright. Heading into Week 3 of the NFL regular season, we are 2-0 on our teaser bets.
