Offshore Sportsbook Games Schedule at SBG Global

Offshore sportsbook fans are stuck in the middle of an NFL Internet sportsbook drought. There hasn’t been an sportsbook betting opportunity on an NFL game since the Pro Bowl and there won’t be another chance for Internet sportsbook fans to bet on a game until August. But at least next season’s schedule has been released so offshore sportsbook fans can duel all over it until opening day finally arrives.

Offshore sportsbook betting is hardly dependent on the NFL scheduling as the wide spread parity of the NFL makes almost every match up in the league a worthy offshore sportsbook opportunity. But there are slight variations in every schedule and sometimes a schedule can make a difference in a team’s Internet sportsbook record. This year, as always, there seems to be some winners and losers in the terms of the newly released NFL schedule and how it relates to the sportsbook betting.

One of the real winners of the Internet sportsbook betting regarding the new schedule is the Miami Dolphins. And thank God for that as this team is horrible and can use any advantage it can get in the offshore sportsbook betting. Despite having to face the New England Pats twice in the Internet sportsbook betting, the rest of the schedule is not too tough relative to other sportsbook factors. The Fins also have a tough road game to Denver, but aside from that the majority of the team’s Internet sportsbook opportunities are against teams that should hover around .500 in the Internet sportsbook win-loss column.

But that being said, when it comes to offshore sportsbook betting, there is no guarantees as to how teams will perform. With the competition so tough in the NFL a team that performed awfully in the previous offshore sportsbook betting can easily turn-around their play in a year. And a team as bad as the Dolphins will certainly need more than a favorable schedule to improve in the sportsbook betting.

Only time will tell which team lucked out in the NFL scheduling but the Dolphins sportsbook schedule sure looks good on paper.

 

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