BetEuro Football
BetEuro Football Odds
While wondering how many times the words, “Will Terrell Owens play in the Super
Bowl” will be muttered over the course of the next two weeks, we take a look at
how the Euros view the American football landscape. Or rather, how the Euros bet
on American football, without the landscape part. BetEuro.com, like many sportsbooks,
is no exception in its intrigue for the new American pastime.
BetEuro Straight Betting
BetEuro.com line bets, or as the Brits say, handicap betting, is available with all
the basic Las Vegas rules. At BetEuro.com You can also bet the over/under, the
halftime line, and outright match betting (money line). Again, nothing to be
giving medals for. Real standard stuff.
BetEuro Double Result Wagers
At BetEuro.com with double result you can wager on the outcome of both the halftime
and game lines, and much like a soccer match, everything is official at the end
of regulation. Therefore, if you can hit the elusive tie/tie double result,
you’re in for a huge payday, especially if the spread is large. Which actually
happened in the Jets/Steelers game, and afterwards everyone was kicking
themselves for not seeing it coming. After all, the Steelers have a great
defense and run the ball, which has produced close games all year. If you couple
that with the Jets/Tie bet a week earlier, you certainly would be in business.
Of course, that one would’ve been difficult to predict, but the Steelers one -
should’ve seen it coming.
BetEuro Total Points Betting
At BetEuro.com you can guess the points from a certain team within a five or six
point window. Again, real standard stuff here. I mean, get excited! Total points
betting!
BetEuro Touchdown Shirt Number Betting
Tired of coin flips and first pass props? Need another random bet to feed your
random wager appetite? Well, BetEuro.com has really outdone itself this time. With
touchdown shirt number betting, you can wager on the total aggregate jersey
numbers scoring touchdowns in a single game. For example, if the game involved,
let’s say, the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions, you’d have to take into account
Keyshawn Johnson wears number nineteen and Roy Williams wears number eleven. In
fact, if Roy Williams scored seven touchdowns, it still wouldn’t add up to Jerry
Rice’s 80, or any other wide receiver with a normal number. You’d also have to
take into account whether the team passes or runs, since running back numbers
are much smaller. Imagine if a passing team like the Colts played a running team
like Atlanta? It’d be crazy just trying to figure out the odds for that game.
The possibilities are endless.
BetEuro Performance Market Wagers
Notice how in Europe they always make things sound snootier than they should? In
the States, this category is covered under the broad term “player rops”. In
Europe, BetEuro.com calls it a “performance market”. I feel like I should be wearing
a tux and drinking champagne.
