NFL Odds at Prime Sportsbook: Get the Latest NFL Betting Lines, Spreads, and Moneylines

The National Football League (NFL) is the most popular sports league, so betting action is massive throughout the season. NFL lines culminate with the Super Bowl each February, which ranks as the most wagered-on annual sporting event in the world.

Action on the NFL betting lines is not limited to games and the Super Bowl. NFL spreads are available for the Draft, player movement, coaches being fired, and much more. The league has become a 24/7/365 news cycle, which is reflected in NFL betting odds.

NFL Betting on PrimeSportsbook.com

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Our platform exceeds all industry reliability standards, and our interface is logical and easy to use. We make it easy to play NFL odds, allowing you to direct all your focus on the wagering action.

One session will keep you coming back, making Prime Sportsbook your home for all of your action with the NFL lines. Whether it’s NFL or college, our football betting guide explains how to bet like a pro.

Importance of Staying Updated on NFL Odds

More than any other sport, NFL betting lines must be continuously monitored.

Prime Sportsbook is the industry leader for real-time NFL odds, and because so much NFL news is continually released on different platforms, these odds are vital to your profit margin.

Betting on NFL spreads is the most popular form of wagering, and real-time odds can give you a decisive edge.

Understanding NFL Betting Odds and NFL Lines

There are many ways to bet on the NFL today, but the most common bet is with the point spread, where you can lay points with the favorite or take points on the underdog.

Moneyline is also popular because gamblers must only pick the straight-up winner by laying odds with the favorite or taking odds with the underdog. Totals (a.k.a. over/unders) are betting on whether a game's combined score will go over or under a number set by the oddsmakers.

Futures betting is for laying odds on who will win the NFL championship, total team wins, and more. Player props betting is for player achievements during a game, such as over or under how many touchdowns a player will compile. The NFL championship odds are similar to futures; gamblers take odds on which teams will win the title. NFL parlays combine multiple bets into one for a higher payout rate.

NFL Moneyline Example:

A great NFL betting example of the moneyline is the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the Houston Texans. If Kansas City is a 10-point spread favorite, many gamblers will not want to lay that substantial number despite believing that the Chiefs will win.

The moneyline provides an alternative option. Instead of laying the points, a gambler could lay -700 on the moneyline to win $100. Yes, that is a lot of money to bet on a $100 return, but many gamblers are more comfortable doing so because they don’t want to worry over the NFL bets' point spread.

On the other hand, if a gambler wants to take a shot with the Texans, he can bet $100 on Houston to win a $480 profit.

NFL Spread Example:

In our Kansas City vs. Houston NFL spreads example, if Kansas City is a 10-point home favorite, it must win by 11 or more points to cover and beat the NFL odds. By contrast, if Houston is a 10-point road dog, the Texans will cover the bet if they win the game straight up or lose the game by 9 points or less (A 10-point margin is a tie/push on both teams).

So, if Kansas City wins the game 23-14, the Texans cover the bet because of their 9-point defeat, which was within the 10-point spread. On the other hand, if Kansas City wins the game 26-14, the Chiefs would cover the 10-point spread because of their 12-point margin of victory.

Most Popular NFL Betting Types

NFL Moneylines: Gamblers are attracted to the moneyline because it offers the simplicity of only picking the winner of an NFL game without sweating out a point spread; however, a loss on a large moneyline favorite can break a bankroll.

NFL Spreads: Point spreads are based on the ability of the teams and the public's perception of those teams. Media hype and team popularity play an influential role in the NFL betting lines.

NFL Totals (Over/Under): An example of an over/under line is if the Chiefs vs. Texans game has a total of 41.5. Thus, gamblers will bet on whether the total combined will go over or under 41.5.

NFL Player Props: An example of a player prop is Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes throwing three touchdown passes in a game. If Mahomes throws four TD passes, his player prop bet goes over the total.

NFL Parlays: When a gambler makes two or more wagers and ties them to the same bet. If all the wagers win, the NFL parlay wins, but if just one wager loses, even if the other wagers win, the NFL parlay is a loser.

NFL Futures: An example of the NFL futures is the Philadelphia Eagles at +190 for a $100 bet. If the Eagles win the Super Bowl, gamblers get $290 (stakes and winnings).

NFL Live Betting: Also known as in-game betting, live betting involves NFL odds wagers made throughout the game. It's fast-paced, with continuously changing odds and prices.

NFL Super Bowl Odds: Super Bowl odds can be bet on futures, such as which team will win the championship. Also, Super Bowl bets can be placed once the matchup is determined.

Bet on Popular NFL Events on Prime Sportsbook

The opening NFL regular season game is on a Thursday night and televised by NBC. The audience is massive, as is the betting action.

NBC Sunday Night Football, Thanksgiving and Christmas, the NFL Playoffs, and the Super Bowl are all major events at Prime Sportsbook. Special promotions and prizes are sometimes available for these NFL betting lines events.

NFL Regular Season

The NFL regular season runs from early September through early January, and each team plays 17 regular-season games.  Teams will get an occasional bye week during the regular season.

You can bet on any NFL odds options mentioned here during the regular season. If you prefer, you can also bet on games early and late in the same week, based on changing NFL odds.

NFL Playoffs

The NFL Playoffs offer the season's most impactful, high-quality, and intense action.

Based on their win/loss record, the best seven teams make the NFC and AFC playoffs (14 total). NFL lines see the most wagering activity of the season, save for the Super Bowl, when the playoffs are underway.

NFL Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is the National Football League's championship game. It pits the playoff champions of the AFC and NFC against each other at a neutral site.

While everyone bets on the game, you'll see a dramatic increase in props betting, including on the opening coin toss, commercials, and the pregame and halftime shows.