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Welcome to the Props.com Super Bowl Squares and Prop Betting Guide. Super Bowl LX is a few months away. The game will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA, and you can bet that sports fans across the country will engage in Super Bowl Squares contests. Play Super Bowl Squares At DraftKings Sportsbook*…

Welcome to the Props.com page that answers the question: What is Live Betting? Live or in-game sports betting has become one of the top wagering options for bettors in U.S. states with legal sports wagering. Most bets are still made before the games start, but that is no longer your only chance to make a…

Figuring out how to read sports betting lines can seem a nightmare for many bettors. Especially those who feel like they are a new bettor, who visit the sports betting world occasionally for entertainment purposes.

Sports betting odds take several different forms and are calculated in a wide variety of ways. Sports odds can feel like learning a new language. However, after giving this article a read you’ll be speaking that language like a local.

We’ll cover the three main ways of writing betting odds – decimal odds, American odds, and fractional odds. These are all just different ways of showing how much money the bettor will get back from their initial outlay. Once you’ve got the handle on those, you then need to get to grips with the vocabulary of sports betting types.

Over/under bets (aka totals bets) involve wagering on the total combined score of a sporting event. Instead of betting on which team will win the game, a totals wager tasks the bettor with determining whether the total final score will finish over or under a line determined by the sportsbook. Totals betting differs from the…

A moneyline bet represents the most simple and basic way to bet on sports. Moneyline bets simply require that you pick a team to win the game, with no point spread or any other correlation to margin of victory involved. Sportsbook odds determine the potential payout on a moneyline wager. The payout on the moneyline…

Futures bets are any bet that is decided over the course of more than one game, event, or match. Usually, the term “futures bet” also suggests that a bet that will be resolved in the distant future or over a significant amount of time. For example, betting on the Green Bay Packers to beat the…

Welcome to the Props.com College Basketball Betting Guide. NCAA Men’s Basketball really gets started around Thanksgiving and, of course, ends during the final days of March and first few days of April when the NCAA Championship is ultimately decided. This How to Bet on College Basketball guide gives you everything you need to know about…

According to the American Gaming Association, an estimated 45 million Americans placed bets on the NFL last season, and that total is expected to rise each year going forward.

NFL betting lines are exceedingly popular, and for many, it’s quite profitable. If you want to join the ranks of NFL bettors, don’t be intimidated.

If you are wondering where to bet and how to bet on NFL games, you’ve come to the right place. This Props.com complete guide to NFL betting odds breaks down how to bet at online sports betting sites, bet on NFL games online legally, and more.

What is a parlay bet? A parlay bet is a wager in which two or more bets are combined into a single bet. In order to win the parlay bet, the bettor must win all the individual bets. If the bettor loses even one of the individual bets the entire parlay bet loses. Typically a…

Welcome to the Props.com page on mobile sports betting apps vs. online sportsbooks. Long gone are the days when the only way to place a legal sports bet was to stand in line at a physical sportsbook and wait for an available teller. Here is our complete Mobile Sports Betting Apps vs. Online Sportsbooks guide…