NFL Betting from Week to Week

NFL will always seem more promising during some weeks than others. During the regular season gamblers enjoy an NFL betting board that typically contains over a dozen games to analyze. Any given gambler will inevitably find great value in some of the NFL lines, a little value in other NFL lines, and absolutely no value in the rest of the NFL lines. From week to week there will also be variance in the number of games on the NFL board in which a gambler perceives value. Consequently, it makes sense for the gambler to wager more in some weeks than others.

Nevertheless, a good money management plan always allows for some flexibility to accommodate the varying value that is found in the NFL board. If a gambler sees value in several of the NFL lines in one week then he should wager on them, even if it involves wagering more than he would in a normal week. On the other hand, when the gambler sees little value in the NFL lines during a certain week, then the gambler should wager accordingly and constrain his betting. Therefore, just as the gambler should not restrict himself from wagering on promising NFL lines, he should not force himself to wager on unpromising NFL lines. Furthermore, the week to week changes in how much a gambler wagers should be a function of the value perceived in the NFL lines and not a function of how much the gambler decides he desires to win in the given week. Gamblers who manage their bankroll with a combination of strictness and flexibility have the best strategy to accommodate the week to week realities of NFL.