COLLEGE FOOTBALL - BETTING ON NCAA FOOTBALL

​One of the things that has made college football so popular is the amount of games being televised these days. Betting on football is enjoyable; it can also be expensive for someone not approaching it in the correct manner. There are a number of things that we do when betting on NCAA football. There is always the possibility that we over think betting on a particular NCAA football game.

However, in general, there is never a substitute for research when it comes to looking at a game that we place a bet on. Researching a game and finding out why one team is favored over another and if that advantage is justified is one of the best ways to find games that are safer bets. More money has been lost by football bettors betting on games they know nothing about than college football.

Now that our research is done and we have the games that we want to bet on, it is time to decide how much to wager. There are a number of complex money management systems out there, and most if not all stink. The simple truth of the matter is that you should never risk money that you cannot afford to lose. There are no guarantees in sports betting and the last thing you want to do is lose next month's house payment because a backup quarterback came in and led his underdog team to victory. 

Designate a betting bankroll, you should still never bet so much money on one game, or even one week's games, that if you have a bad day it would put you in a position where you cannot bet next week. We flat bet the same amount on every game. If you like one game more than another why bet the other game? You're throwing money away.

We are successful when betting on college football because we get the best information, wager the correct amount of money, and get the best betting line possible. You would be wise to doing the same. When you get the best betting line, you are maximizing your potential winnings. When you wager the proper amount, you are avoiding a potential loss that could eliminate the possibility of any winnings being accrued in the future.