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BETTING
ON TOTALS
All pro sports, and selected college games also offer scoring
totals for you to consider. These are called "Over-Unders"
or "Totals". Simply put, sportsbooks posts an expectation
for the total number of combined points, runs, or goals from
the two teams and you can bet whether you think the final
total will go over, or go under that amount. A typical NFL
total will be in the high 30's or low 40's. A typical NBA
total will be in the 180's to 200's. A typical baseball game
will be in the 7-10 run range. And a typical hockey game
will
be in the 4-7 goal range. Some handicappers work exclusively
with totals because there are situations where styles of
play
from opponents will work together to yield an extreme performance.
Meaning either a very low scoring or very high scoring game.
The sportsbooks number is generally a rather generic number
that reflects public expectations, so it can be very vulnerable
to solid handicapping. And, that's true of totals in any
sport.
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2006 NFL Football Handicapping Information
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