I would be curious to know if sports betting on the NFL has been affected by all this. Betting on the game is why, IMO, a lot of people watch games outside their local loyalties.
I for one am still betting on pro football but I don’t have to watch it to bet on it. Personally speaking I’d rather watch college ball any day but I don’t bet on college ball.
Do you find not watching the games hurts your evaluation of the teams for the next weeks games? I have a friend who bets a lot of games and he feels he needs to watch them not just to see how he is doing that week but to evaluate how a team looks on the field, their play, play calling, etc. etc. to make an informed bet on them for the next week. Plus following all the ins and outs during the week to see about injuries that may affect team performance and all that. I do Roto I do follow who may or may not start any given week.
Hit ’em where it hurts, in the pocketbook.
I would be curious to know if sports betting on the NFL has been affected by all this. Betting on the game is why, IMO, a lot of people watch games outside their local loyalties.
I for one am still betting on pro football but I don’t have to watch it to bet on it. Personally speaking I’d rather watch college ball any day but I don’t bet on college ball.
Do you find not watching the games hurts your evaluation of the teams for the next weeks games? I have a friend who bets a lot of games and he feels he needs to watch them not just to see how he is doing that week but to evaluate how a team looks on the field, their play, play calling, etc. etc. to make an informed bet on them for the next week. Plus following all the ins and outs during the week to see about injuries that may affect team performance and all that. I do Roto I do follow who may or may not start any given week.