NFL Odds

NFL Odds

NFL betting is the most popular in the world. Although there are many online sites that take bets on NFL games, Odds.com is the place to be. We post odds from all the best sports books, ensuring that you get the most bang for your back. Odds.com always has the most up to date information on NFL point spreads and totals, as well as live data that gives you the opportunity to see odds as they change.

Live Odds

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National Football LeagueSunday January 19th
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311
312
1/19
6:40 PM
Green Bay
San Francisco
 
07
01:34
1st
0- -- -- -
7- -- -- -
45 -102
+7 -106
45 -109
-7 -104
46½ -105
+7½ -108
46½ -105
-7½ -102
46½ -110
+7½ -110
46½ -110
-7½ -110
46½ -110
+8 -110
46½ -110
-8 -110
46½ -105
+8 -107
46½ -106
-8 -103
313
314
1/19
3:05 PM
Tennessee
Kansas City
 
2435
51 -109
+7½ -114
51 -102
-7½ +103
51 -105
+7 +100
51 -105
-7 -110
53 -109
+5 -111
53 -109
-5 -107
51 -112
+7 -106
51 -108
-7 -114
51 -103
+7½ -117
51 -108
-7½ +106
National Football LeagueSunday January 26th
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497
498
1/26
3:00 PM
NFC
AFC
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
+3½ -110
-
-3½ -110
-
-
-
-
NFL Point Spread

When betting on NFL games, a point spread is set to determine the favorite and underdog in the game. Additionally, this helps balance the odds.

With a point spread wager, you can pick the loser of the game but still win thanks to the spread. For example, if the Steelers are favored by 3.5 points over the Ravens, the Steelers must win by four or more points for your bet to pay. If you bet on the Ravens, they must not lose by more than three points.

A point spread is accompanied by a “-“ and “+” in front of the spread. A “-“ is placed in front of the favorite and shows how many points they are giving. A “+” is placed before the underdog and denotes how many points they are receiving.


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