The Ultimate NFL Betting System

Easily the most popular sport for betting on since the merger in 1970 has been the NFL. Throughout its 40 years of existence, fans betting on the NFL have developed a wide array of systems and strategies to become more successful. Yet today, we discuss the ultimate NFL betting system so fail proof, that even a square can find success with it.

Over the last decade, a system known as the ultimate betting system was created to provide underdogs the opportunity with claiming victory in games similar to the point spread wager. Similar to the point spread wager, we need the underdog to make up the point differential that the favorite is favored by.

How it Works:

The system operates on the notion that fans should bet against teams that have won two straight games by 30 or more points while only giving up 10 or fewer points in its last two games.

From 2006 to 2009, the ultimate betting system was only played four times, with the underdogs, San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills and Arizona Cardinals each covering the spread, while the Washington Redskins were the only team to lose based on the system.

In 2008 the Redskins a six point underdog, were thrashed by the Baltimore Ravens 24 to 10 resulting in the ultimate system being inaccurate that year. However in 2007, the Bills in a losing effort, in which they were underdogs by 10 points, were able to cover the spread with a final score of 25-24.

More famously, in 2006, the Cardinals proved the system to be accurate as in a game against the Chicago Bears, in which the Cards were underdogs by 12, they appeared to overachieve leading 20-0 at the half. However by the end of the game they had lost 24 to 23 as the Bears stormed all the way back.