HANDICAPPING SYSTEM FOR SUPER BOWL
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Do you know that it is the Super Bowl, among any other sporting event, that gets the most money when it comes to betting? Yup, you heard that right. The Super Bowl event is the sport that has the most bets in the whole world. In fact, it is the number one spectator sports in the USA and probably around the world. A lot of fans tune in to Super Bowl, perhaps every home in America does so during the big night. And thus, a lot of people are actually betting on the sport. Who wouldn’t want to make money cheering for their favorite team anyway, right? But it’s not that easy.
A lot of people think that it’s easy to predict the results of the Super Bowl. But in the world of betting, it is not only knowing who will win the game but also knowing the odds and betting at the team who will win the bet and not just the game. In fact, predicting who will win the game alone is already difficult, so how much more would it be difficult to predict the possible final scores of each team? It’s not easy to always know who will win on a consistent basis. That’s why a lot of people are now creating these various systems to help people get an idea of who to bet on or which team should they be wagering. So how does it work? Take a look below.
So all you have to do is add up the points and the team with the higher number of points is said to be the winner for that game. This is how you will score the teams.
- If for the last three years, the team won the Super Bowl, add ten points to that team.
- If it’s the first time ever that one of the teams is playing in Super Bowl, then add eight points to the opposing team.
- Add another eight points to the team with the least defensive rushes.
- Including the playoffs, check which team has the best overall SU or win/loss record and add to the team seven points.
- Add another seven points that has the most number of offensive rushes.
- The team with the lower defensive rush averages per carry gets an additional five points.
- Add four points for the team with the best returns in net kick-punt Touch Down.
- The team with the better record of ATS gets an additional four points.
- Add another four points to the team that has a higher NET penalty yards.
- Add 3.5 points with the best yards per pass attempt, another to the least rushing Touch Downs, and another to the fewest points that were given up.
- The team with the most sacks gets an additional three points.
- The team with the least offensive pass attempts gets 2.5 points.
- Add two points for the best total NET punts for the whole season.
- Add 1.5 points to the top average per offensive rush.
