Caesars Sportsbook NFL Betting
Like BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook Massachusetts offers players a welcome bonus and a refer-a-friend program that can be used toward NFL betting.
At Caesars, you'll have access to a welcome bonus that provides players with a bonus bet of up to $1,000 if their first bet loses. This is the largest welcome bonus across all NFL betting sites in the state.
On top of the promotions, no site does odds boosts better than Caesars, where you can find dozens of them daily and get the best NFL betting lines.
Fanatics Sportsbook NFL Betting
You can bet on NFL games at Fanatics Sportsbook Massachusetts, and while doing so, you can redeem the welcome bonus offering up to $1000 in bonus bets over the course of 10 days.
The welcome offer here is known as a "Bet & Get" offer. After betting up to $100 as your first bet each day for your first 10 days with Fanatics, you'll earn that same stake in a single bonus bet the following day, up to a $1000 total value.
BetMGM NFL Betting
On top of the numerous ways you can bet on the NFL at BetMGM Massachusetts, you'll also be able to take advantage of their $1500 welcome bonus.
With this offer, you simply need to bet up to $1500 as your first bet and you'll receive that same stake back in bonus bets if it loses.
BetMGM is also an excellent spot to place bets for NFL parlay betting as there are numerous pre-built Same Game Parlay options and the Easy Parlay page.
DraftKings NFL Betting
DraftKings Massachusetts offers new players $150 in bonus bets on simply a $5 first bet. This is the same type of promotion as the others listed above. Like FanDuel, DraftKings offers the largest library of online betting prop bets and several game-specific promotions/bonuses.
FanDuel NFL Betting
At FanDuel Massachusetts, you can take advantage of their welcome bonus, which provides players with $300 in bonus bets with a win. This is a similar offer to BetMGM, but you have to win your first bet. FanDuel is one of the best places for online betting props, NFL included.
How to Bet on the NFL: Football Betting Explained
The NFL betting market is easily the most sought-after each sports bettor in the state, and sometimes you can find NFL sports betting promos that make it even sweeter. We'll review the different betting options for your favorite NFL teams below.
NFL Spreads
The point spread in NFL games illustrates the gap in power between the two teams playing. If you see a team with a "+" point spread, that means they're "getting" points, whereas a "-" indicates they're "giving" them. If a team is +2.5, they must either win the game outright or lose by two or fewer points. Conversely, the team that has a point spread of -2.5 must win the game by three points or more.
NFL Moneyline Bets
NFL moneyline betting lines are easy to understand, and it's also the most straightforward wager as you pick what team you think will win. The "-" shows the favored team, and the "+" is the underdog. The "-" shows how much money you must wager to win $100. The "+" shows how much you'll win with a successful $100 wager. If the value isn't there pregame, you can wait for live betting to see if that changes. Live odds are a great way to make moneyline wagers, especially if the game is closer.
NFL Totals
Totals allow you to move away from betting on individual teams and instead focus on the final score. You'll bet on this through the lens of "over or under." For example, the line for a game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles could be 55.5. Here, you'd wager whether they'd combine for 56 or more points or 55 or less. This is available for live betting too.
NFL Player Props
The most popular NFL prop bets, or proposition bets, focus on individual player statistics. If you've played fantasy football, you can put that insight to the test here by betting on the following examples:
- First Touchdown scorer
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer
- Total Touchdowns
- Total Touchdown Passes
- Total Yards
This market is also available for live betting.
NFL Team Props
Other prop bet types of NFL prop bet type focus on an individual team. Say there's a game between the Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings. There will be opportunities to bet on their team-wide statistics, including the following:
- Total Points Scored
- Total Yards
- Total Interceptions
NFL Futures
We all do it—we predict what teams we think will do well by the end of the season. With NFL futures wagers, we'll bet on what teams or players we think will win awards and championships by the end of the season. For example, there are odds available for the New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, and every other NFL team for the following markets:
- Super Bowl
- Division
- Conference Winners
- Playoffs
- Win Totals
- Player Awards
- NFL Draft
We encourage checking these out often to find the current odds.
What Is The Best Way To Bet On NFL Odds?
The best way to bet on NFL odds might require some research, but finding the best value is worthwhile. You can start by establishing your favorite online sportsbook and taking advantage of their welcome bonus. For example, at BetMGM, you'll get up to $1500 in bonus bets if your first bet loses with promo code BETMACOM.
From here, you'll want to identify what you want to bet on. After you decide what to bet on, compare odds across multiple online sportsbooks to determine the best places to bet on the NFL regular season, NFL playoffs, the Super Bowl, and more.
Line Shopping For The Best NFL Odds
We touched on this above, but line shopping is the best way to not only bet on NFL games but also find the best value.
Let's walk through an example.
Say you've been researching the upcoming New York Giants and Washington Commanders game and determined you want to bet on the New York Giants moneyline.
At your favorite online sportsbook, they're -170.
However, after looking at DraftKings, Caesars, and FanDuel, you find that FanDuel has the Washington Commanders at +150 and the Giants at -150.
You've found 20 points of point spread betting value by looking here. Line shopping helps find new betting opportunities.
How To Read NFL Odds
Reading NFL odds, whether you're interested in moneyline betting, point spread betting or totals betting, is pretty much the same.
- Minus sign/negative NFL odds: If you see odds with a minus sign, "-" indicates the favored team. In terms of money, you'll win $100 when you bet the corresponding amount. So, if the Pittsburgh Steelers are -120, you must wager $120 to win $100.
- Plus sign: If you see odds with a "+," this is considered the underdog. Say the Steelers are taking on the Houston Texans, and the Texans are +110. You'd win $110 if you bet $100 on the Texans and they win.
Super Bowl Odds
At the time of this writing, we're well into the NFL season. We have a host of online sportsbooks with Super Bowl futures betting odds.
Below are some notable odds for each team.
New England Patriots Super Bowl Odds
Looking around the NFL betting landscape, the New England Patriots odds to win the Super Bowl are around +17000, butting them a far lower than the average teams. With this wager, you'd win $17000 if you bet $100 on them and they win the Super Bowl. You can also bet on them each NFL week to see how they progress.
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Graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a BA in Journalism, Richard has written for notable sports outlets such as Bleacher Report. Now with BetMassachusetts.com, Richard is able to combine his sports and gambling interests to spend time exploring online sportsbooks and casinos.