NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting Picks to Consider

NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting Picks to Consider

by WagerHome Blog on August 17, 2021

Some people think you should never bet on the NFL preseason. We think those people either:

a) don’t like fun
b) don’t like football
c) don’t like betting, or
d) all of the above

It is tough to bet in Week 1 when you’re not sure who is going to play, what rookies are going to see significant snaps, or what kind of offense each team is going to run. But now that we’ve seen everyone play at least one game, we can go into Week 2 preseason action with good intel to help guide our picks.

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We love to bet all year round, even if it’s preseason football. That’s why for me, those fans who think you should never bet on the NFL preseason either don’t like fun, don’t like football, don’t like betting, or all of the above.

New England Patriots (-1.5) at Philadelphia Eagles

The New England Patriots failed to cover last week against Washington, but quarterback Mac Jones looked good against a really solid Washington offense. The expectation is that he will play even more against the Philadelphia Eagles and look better against a lesser defense.

Jalen Hurts needs more work for Philly after only completing three passes against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and that gives the edge to the Patriots.

Pick: New England (-1.5)

Detroit Lions (+6) at Pittsburgh Steelers

If this was the regular season, you would take the Pittsburgh Steelers and lay the points. But they are going to continue to keep Ben Roethlisberger safe on the sidelines, while the Detroit Lions are going to keep working on growing the chemistry between Jared Goff and his new collection of wide receivers.

Six points is just too big of a spread for a game that will mostly be played with backups. You may not get to do this all season, so this week, take the Lions.

Pick: Detroit (+6)

Kansas City Chiefs at Arizona Cardinals (+2.5)

Neither starting quarterback saw significant Week 1 action, and neither one will this Friday either. But the Arizona Cardinals have more to play for. The Kansas City Chiefs are working on some depth and getting their O-line up to speed. The Cardinals are trying to push their offense to the next level.

Kansas City puts this game into cruise control first, and that’s why we like the Cardinals.

Pick: Arizona (+2.5)

Tennessee Titans (+3) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Last week, the Tennessee Titans were getting 2.5 points against the Atlanta Falcons. They won by 20, holding Atlanta to just three points. Be a believer in this Titans team. They have a good deep offense, and because defensive improvement is such an important thing for them, they are taking the preseason seriously.

You won’t see much of Tom Brady after he finished Week 1 with just nine yards passing. And with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers having 22 incumbent starters returning in 2021, their backups will play a much greater role than Tennessee’s. For that reason, we like the Titans to cover.

Pick: Titans (+3)

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EZ Live Betting and Prop Building for Players Allows Agents to Earn Extra Money

EZ Live Betting and Prop Building for Players Allows Agents to Earn Extra Money

by WagerHome Blog on August 16, 2021

The reason we all got into sports betting in the first place is because it’s fun. We love sports, and watching sports when there is a little extra on the line adds to the excitement, especially in live betting. And likewise, the reason you became an independent bookmaker is because it’s fun to make money. You get all the fun of sports betting, with the added bonus of money in your pocket.

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Wyndham Championship Betting Favorites, Underdogs and Darkhorses

Wyndham Championship Betting Favorites, Underdogs and Darkhorses

by WagerHome Blog on August 10, 2021

The Wyndham Championship is the final event of the PGA Tour regular season and one final chance for each golfer to gain a berth in the FedEx Cup playoffs and to secure their status for the 2022 PGA season.

It’s a relatively easy course, and the winner of the event this weekend should shoot better than 20-below par, with only two par-fives that are easily reachable. But who exactly does this kind of course favor?

Webb Simpson.

Favorites to Win Wyndham Championship

  • Webb Simpson (+1200)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+1400)
  • Louis Oosthuizen (+1800)
  • Patrick Reed (+2200)
  • Brian Harman (+2800)
  • Will Zalatoris (+2800)
  • Jason Kokrak (+2800)
  • Sungjae Im (+3000)
  • Kevin Kisner (+3300)
  • Russell Henley (+3500)
  • Tommy Fleetwood (+3500)

It’s a little simplistic to say that Webb Simpson is made for the course at Sedgefield Country Club, but he does have a pair of runner-up finishes here and a win 10 years ago. He also has been good with the putter this season, which will be key to getting your number low enough to win. He’s the deserved favorite.

Hideki Matsuyama is second, coming off his showing at the Tokyo Olympics. He missed out on a medal in his home country but was in the seven-player playoff for the bronze medal. His good play in Tokyo combined with his good season on Tour makes him an interesting play this weekend.

Underdogs and Darkhorses

Russell Henley is paying +3500, almost three times what you get for a bet on Simpson. But with a top-20 finish at the U.S. Open, the Travelers, and the John Deere, he’s played very well this summer. Ignore his struggles at The British Open. Henley is a much better putter on the Bermuda grass of Greensboro, and he will be in the mix when the weekend rolls around.

Si-Woo Kim is paying even better at +4000, and he has a win on this course, coming in 2016. He has struggled since The Memorial, which is why he is paying so well here. But this is one of the places where he thrives. Along with that win five years ago are a pair of top-5 finishes in each of the last two years. At +4000, he is simply too solid a play to ignore.

Keep an eye on Jhonattan Vegas at +5000. With the biggest names on Tour over in Japan, he has had quite the run, with four top-20 finishes in five starts and a pair of runner-ups. With most of the big names still missing and Vegas with a top-10 finish here at Sedgefield, give him a look this weekend. He has the game to match this course.

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What to Look for Betting NFL Preseason Week 1

What to Look for Betting NFL Preseason Week 1

by WagerHome Blog on August 9, 2021

Thursday night’s Hall of Fame Game was just a little taste of the return of football. In the first NFL preseason game of 2021, we saw the start of running back Najee Harris’s career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, linebacker Micah Parson’s career with the Dallas Cowboys, and the Steelers covering the 1.5-point spread.

With a full slate of games kicking off on Thursday and going on through Sunday, there are dozens of more storylines to follow and 16 new point spreads to wager.

Week 1 Preseason Schedule

  • Steelers at Eagles (-1)
  • Washington (-2) at Patriots
  • Bills (-2) at Lions
  • Titans (-1) at Falcons
  • Cowboys at Cardinals (-1)
  • Dolphins at Bears (-3.5)
  • Broncos (-1.5) at Vikings
  • Browns at Jaguars (-1.5)
  • Saints at Ravens (-2.5)
  • Bengals at Buccaneers (-6)
  • Jets at Giants (-1.5)
  • Texans at Packers (-3)
  • Chiefs at 49ers (-2.5)
  • Seahawks at Raiders (-1.5)
  • Chargers (-3.5) at Rams
  • Panthers at Colts (-1.5)

It’s the preseason, so everything should be wagered in moderation because you never really know who is going to play and what is going to happen, but there are some intriguing games to keep an eye on.

We have a number of regional battles this week. The fans care, and some of the players care too, so give an extra look to Steelers-Eagles, Jets-Giants, and Chargers-Rams. Zach Wilson does not want to be embarrassed by the team the New York Jets share their stadium with. And the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers takes on his old head coach with the LA Rams, in a stadium they also share.

New Quarterbacks

The other games to watch involve new quarterbacks. It’s the Miami Dolphins against the Chicago Bears, and Tua Tagovailoa vs. Justin Fields. They actually played against each other once in the 2018 SEC Championship Game. But that was before Fields was a starting quarterback and at Ohio State. We may not see them in the lineup at the same time, but it’s still worth a watch.

Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars hosting the Cleveland Browns will be interesting. Don’t tell the fans in Florida that it doesn’t matter in the standings. And if Lawrence completes a pass to Tim Tebow, Jacksonville might collectively pass out.

We won’t see much of Patrick Mahomes in San Francisco, but the real interest is how much of Trey Lance will we see as compared to Jimmy Garoppolo and what that might mean for the regular season.

It’s the same scenario with the New England Patriots. Cam Newton appears to still be the starter, but if Mac Jones looks good against that Washington defense, how quickly will that change?

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There’s No Time Like NFL Time to Switch to Better Software and Service

There’s No Time Like NFL Time to Switch to Better Software and Service

by WagerHome Blog on August 3, 2021

Not only is the best time for sports right around the corner, where football season meets baseball season meets the beginning of basketball and hockey seasons. It’s also the very best time to be an independent bookmaker that takes a steady diet of NFL bets.

More than $100 billion was wagered last year on NFL games, and that is expected to rise even further in 2021. Independent bookmakers are still getting their cut of that, but as almost all sports gambling heads online, traditional bookies are losing their clients.

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Football season meets baseball season meets the beginning of basketball and hockey seasons is the very best time to be an independent bookmaker for NFL bets.

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Hall of Fame Game Betting Preview: Dallas Cowboys at Pittsburgh Steelers

Hall of Fame Game Betting Preview: Dallas Cowboys at Pittsburgh Steelers

by WagerHome Blog on August 3, 2021

There was plenty of football news over the last half-year, but people are actually going to hit each other on Thursday night, and that is very exciting. It’s also a glimpse into a possibly normal season this year (fingers crossed) as all of the preseason, including the Hall of Fame Game, was canceled in 2020.

Our six long months of having no football is over.

Pittsburgh Steelers (-1.5) vs. Dallas Cowboys

It’s one of the most classic matchups in the NFL, making it extra fitting for the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, where 19 Cowboys and 24 Steelers are currently enshrined. Each team will be adding a player to the tally when the 2021 class is enshrined on Sunday. Wide receiver Drew Pearson is in for the Dallas Cowboys, and guard Alan Faneca goes in for Pittsburgh.

As for the game on the field, the much-anticipated return of Dak Prescott will have to wait. He’s had a shoulder setback in training camp, and he will not play on Thursday. That means that Garrett Gilbert will likely start, and he’s backed up by Ben DiNucci and Cooper Rush. We also aren’t going to see Amari Cooper on a football field for at least two more weeks.

The biggest task for the Pittsburgh Steelers is figuring out their offensive line. Ben Roethlisberger won’t play, but Pittsburgh is probably going to ride with their first-string offensive line for a number of series. With so many new faces on the line, they need to develop chemistry.

Gone are offensive line mainstays David DeCastro, Ramon Foster, Maurkice Pouncey, Marcus Gilbert, and Alejandro Villanueva. In are Trae Turner, Chukwuma Okorafor, Kendrick Green, Kevin Dotson, and Zach Banner.

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Our six long months of having no football is over, as the NFL’s Hall of Fame Game features the Dallas Cowboys against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Betting Picks – Steelers (-1.5), Over 33

Never invest a lot of money in a preseason game because anything can happen. But it’s the first game back, and we’re all itching to make an NFL bet.

The Steelers will probably give rookie running back Najee Harris a decent amount of work, and he should have a good game. Pittsburgh also has a significantly better defense than Dallas, and that should give the Cowboys backup quarterbacks trouble. Go with the Steelers to cover.

It will be a low-scoring game, so 33 for a totals line isn’t crazy low. But with a limited time to make the team, someone will either make a big play late or make a big mistake that ends up sending the number over 33.

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Tokyo Olympics Betting Odds

Tokyo Olympics Betting Odds

by WagerHome Blog on July 28, 2021

The time difference may keep you from watching a lot of the Olympic events live. But there is no reason that you can’t still place wagers on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as they happen for the next 10 days.

Here are some of the most popular bets available.

Men’s Golf Gold Medal

  • Collin Morikawa (+700)
  • Xander Schauffele +900)
  • Justin Thomas (+1100)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+1200)
  • Viktor Hovland (+1200)
  • Rory McIlroy (+1400)
  • Paul Casey (+1600)
  • Patrick Reed (+1800)

The men’s golf tournament begins on Thursday and ends on Sunday, August 1, and the board is American top-heavy. Open champion Collin Morikawa is the favorite, just as Henrik Stenson was back in 2016. Stenson ended up winning the silver medal. Hideki Matsuyama is the hometown favorite, and he did win on this course in 2010. But can he handle the pressure of an entire nation?

Men’s and Women’s Basketball Gold Medal

The women’s gold medal game is scheduled for August 8, and Team USA is the heavy favorite to win.

Women’s Basketball

  • USA (-800)
  • Serbia (+2000)
  • Australia (+2200)
  • Belgium (+2200)
  • Spain (+2500)
  • Japan (+2800)

The only real question is who the US will play in the gold medal final.

The men’s gold medal game is scheduled for August 7, and even though it’s been a rocky start for the United States, the collection of NBA stars is still favored to win gold.

Men’s Basketball

  • USA (-250)
  • Australia (+500)
  • Slovenia (+800)
  • Spain (+1050)
  • France (+1100)
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Although it’s been a rocky start for the United States, the collection of NBA stars is still favored to win gold in Men’s Olympic Basketball.

Track and Field

The track and field meet at the Olympics begins on Saturday, July 31, and the marquee event – the men’s 100 meters – has its final on August 1.

Men’s 100 Meters

  • Trayvon Bromell (-120)
  • Ronnie Baker (+400)
  • Akani Simbine (+700)
  • Andre De Grasse (+1000)
  • Fred Kerley (+1200)

Trayvon Bromell has been the fastest man in the world this year, running a 9.77. He looked to be a big favorite coming into the Olympics, but not all of his runs this summer have been up to his standards. The American will be pushed by US Olympic Trials runner-up Ronnie Baker and South African Akani Simbine, who ran an African-record 9.84 this year.

Women’s 100 Meters

  • Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (-110)
  • Elaine Thompson-Herah (+188)
  • Dina Asher-Smith (+450)
  • Shericka Jackson (+1000)
  • Marie-Josee Ta Lou (+1400)

No woman has ever won the same track and field event in three Olympics, but that is what Jamaican star Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is favored to do when the women run their 100-meter final on Saturday. She won gold in Beijing and London and silver in Rio. Her closest competitor will be Jamaican teammate and defending Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah.

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NBA Draft Betting Odds

NBA Draft Betting Odds | A Closer Look

by WagerHome Blog on July 27, 2021

Not all of the basketball this week is taking place in Tokyo at the Olympics. On Thursday it’s the NBA Draft, where teams hope to land the next Giannis Antetokounmpo who will then lead them to the NBA title. Here’s a closer look at the matter in our comprehensive NBA Draft betting odds!

And while teams hope to improve their fortunes for the future, it’s a great way for sports bettors to improve their actual fortune by betting on the draft.

NBA Draft Betting Odds

First Overall Pick

  • Cade Cunningham (-8000)
  • Jalen Green (+1500)
  • Evan Mobley (+2200)
  • Jalen Suggs (+2500)

The Detroit Pistons have the first pick and it would be a shock if they took anyone other than Oklahoma State point guard Cade Cunningham. Cunningham will be an instant fit for the Pistons and should flash his coming stardom right when the season begins.

Second Overall Pick

  • Jalen Green (-200)
  • Evan Mobley (+210)
  • Jalen Suggs (+650)

Jalen Green didn’t play any college basketball but starred in the NBA G League this past season, and the 19-year-old may be the best pure scorer in the draft. Barring a trade-up or a slight surprise at No. 2 overall, he will be a member of the Houston Rockets.

Third Overall Pick

  • Evan Mobley (-165)
  • Jalen Green (+180)
  • Jalen Suggs (+300)

Moving down the list, Evan Mobley is the best center in the draft, and he’s projected to go with the third pick. The 20-year-old freshman from USC needs to fill out a bit – he carries just 210 pounds on his seven-foot frame – but his versatility and athleticism are great for a big man, and he is going to be a long-term star for Cleveland, or if someone jumps up to trade with them.

NBA Draft Betting Odds Jalen GreenA worthwhile longshot at No. 3 overall is Scottie Barnes (+1500). The 19-year-old forward out of Florida State has been compared to Draymond Green and has been linked to a possible trade-up by Oklahoma City.

Top 3 Exact Picks

  1. Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, Evan Mobley (-215)
  2. Cade Cunningham, Evan Mobley, Jalen Green (+285)
  3. Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, Jalen Suggs (+370)
  4. Cade Cunningham, Evan Mobley, Jalen Suggs (+525)
  5. Cade Cunningham, Jalen Suggs, Jalen Green (+750)

If Cunningham somehow fails to be the top pick this bet is going to be blown for almost everyone who makes it. Beyond him going to the Pistons, there are a number of possible combinations that can make you good money.

Beyond the four of Cunningham, Green, Mobley, and Suggs, the one name that could break up the group, besides Scottie Barnes, is Congolese forward Jonathan Kuminga. The five-star recruit skipped college, averaged 15.8 pts and 7.2 reb in the G League, and has one of the highest ceilings in the draft.

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Preseason Odds to Win Super Bowl LVI

Preseason Odds to Win Super Bowl LVI

by WagerHome Blog on July 20, 2021

The winner of the upcoming Super Bowl LVI has always been one of the most popular futures bets to place. Last July, the Kansas City Chiefs were the favorite to win, paying +650. The eventual champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers were paying +1200 when training camps began, and Tom Brady took his first snaps in Tampa Bay.

No surprise that as we begin training camps this week for the 2021 season, both Kansas City and Tampa Bay are at the top of the favorite’s board.

Odds to Win Super Bowl LVI

  • Kansas City Chiefs (+500)
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+700)
  • Buffalo Bills (+1300)
  • Baltimore Ravens (+1400)
  • Los Angeles Rams (+1400)
  • San Francisco 49ers (+1400)
  • Cleveland Browns (+1600)
  • Green Bay Packers (+1600)
  • Indianapolis Colts (+2200)
  • Seattle Seahawks (+2500)
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The winner of Super Bowl LVI has always been one of the most popular futures bets to place. Last July, the Kansas City Chiefs were the favorite to win at +650.

Kansas City Chiefs

The last time we saw the Chiefs, their offensive line was being abused by the Buccaneers front-seven. The next time we see the Chiefs, they will have at least four different offensive linemen in the starting lineup and possibly five. Orlando Brown, Joe Thuney, Creed Humphrey, Kyle Long, and Trey Smith are new additions expected to keep Patrick Mahomes upright and leading Andy Reid’s top offense.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tampa Bay spent its offseason ignoring other team’s free agents in pursuit of signing its own. They re-signed Shaq Barrett, Lavonte David, and Antonio Brown, returning all 22 starters from their Super Bowl win. At some point, Tom Brady will get old. It hasn’t happened yet, however, and bookmakers don’t think it’s going to happen to any significant degree this year either.

Buffalo Bills

The Bills and Josh Allen got within a game of the Super Bowl last year before losing at Kansas City in the AFC Championship Game. There isn’t much more room for Allen to improve, but the Buffalo pass rush needs to be better in 2021. If rookies Gregory Rousseau and Carlos Basham can fill the Bills’ needs on the EDGE, they will once again be in the Super Bowl mix.

Ravens, Rams, and 49ers

The three teams tied for fourth on the favorites list will live and die by the play of their quarterback.

Baltimore has a former MVP under center, and if he returns to his 2019 form, watch out for the Ravens. The Rams are hoping that new quarterback Matthew Stafford can breathe life back into their offense and put them back into the Super Bowl after two disappointing postseasons. And the 49ers, the NFC Champions in 2019, will either ride with a healthy Jimmy Garoppolo or turn the offense over to rookie Trey Lance.

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Preseason Betting Odds to win College Football National Title

Preseason Betting Odds to win College Football National Title

by WagerHome Blog on July 19, 2021

Six months have passed since Alabama beat Ohio State, 52-24, completing its perfect season and winning the 2021 National Championship in college football. Mac Jones, Najee Harris, and Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith are all gone from that team, but expectations in Tuscaloosa haven’t changed. This is still the best team in college football, and yet another National Championship is there for the taking.

Odds to Win 2022 National Championship

  • Alabama (+260)
  • Clemson (+400)
  • Ohio State (+600)
  • Oklahoma (+750)
  • Georgia (+800)
  • Iowa State (+3000)
  • LSU (+3000)
  • Texas A&M (+3000)
  • Florida (+4000)
  • Notre Dame (+4000)

Alabama Crimson Tide

Alabama’s last two quarterbacks – Tua Tagovailoa and Mac Jones – were both first-round NFL picks. New quarterback Bryce Young has the same level of talent and the same chance of being a starter on Sundays. For now, he will settle for leading the best recruiting class in the history of the online ranking era.

Alabama was paying +300 in January, and that’s dropped to +260.

Clemson Tigers

There are no bigger shoes to fill in college football this season than those left by the No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence. But with him out for a couple of games last season because of COVID-19, Clemson got a preview of his replacement, D.J. Uigalelei, and they liked what they saw. As a freshman, he played against Boston College and Notre Dame and threw for a combined 914 yards and five touchdowns and ran for another four scores.

Clemson is at +400 and the second betting favorite to win the championship next January.

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There are no bigger shoes to fill in college football this season than those left by Trevor Lawrence. Clemson got a preview of his replacement DJ Uigalelei, and they liked what they saw.

Ohio State Buckeyes

Ohio State is another team replacing a first-round NFL pick at quarterback (Notice a trend between great quarterbacks and great teams?). C.J. Stroud is the heir apparent, although redshirt freshman Jack Miller is also very good. Neither quarterback threw a pass in 2020, so don’t expect the Buckeyes offense to average more than 41 points a game, as it did a year ago.

Still, this is Ohio State, and they are deserved third on this list at +600.

Oklahoma Sooners

While the other top teams all welcome new quarterbacks, Oklahoma has Heisman favorite Spencer Rattler returning for a second season as the Sooners starter. He struggled a bit in the early stages of 2020 with turnovers, but no one finished the season looking better than Rattler. Over Oklahoma’s last eight games, Rattler threw 18 touchdowns to just two interceptions to go along with more than 2,000 passing yards.

If Rattler does what everyone thinks he will this season, Oklahoma will be in the College Football Playoff.

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