Spread Bets on Tiger Exchange 247.com

Point spread betting at Tiger Exchange 247.com is a little more complicated, so depending on the sport you're betting on, it goes by different names. Since not all sports have points, you might need to keep track of other things, like runs or goals. We'll explain how to bet on the Tiger Exchange 247.com point spread in a number of professional sports below.

Bets on the NFL Point Spread of Tiger Exchange 247.com

NFL point spreads are a very popular way to bet because the competition in the NFL is so tough, which makes games closer and sometimes less predictable. When betting on the NFL, it can be very helpful to be able to predict that a team might not win, but that they might score enough points to stay tied with their opponent. Point spreads can be anywhere from 1 to 11 points, depending on how well the two teams play against each other.

Most point spreads are around three points, which is the same as a field goal. You can look at the offensive and defensive lines as part of your point spread betting strategy. Make sure you're not betting on a weak offense and counting on them to score against a strong defense.

Bets on the NBA Point Spread

You might think that spreads would be bigger in games with a lot of points, like basketball, but that's not the case in the NBA. You might see bigger spreads in college basketball if a number one seed is playing a much lower seed, but most basketball spreads are only a few points.

Most of the important points in an NBA game are scored in the last five minutes, when the pace changes and anything can happen. With just a few three-point shots in the last minute, the game could go in a very different direction.

Bets on the MLB Point Spread

We talked about baseball because it's one of the sports that doesn't keep score by points but by runs. So, the name “point spread” doesn't really work here. In MLB, point spreads are called “runlines.” The rules of MLB runline betting are the same, but the name is clever and fits the sport. On average, runlines will range from 0.5 to 9.5, depending on how likely it is that one team will beat another.

When you look at the matchups, you should pay attention to the starting pitcher and the order of the batters to see how likely it is that your chosen team will do well.