What Each Football Betting Market Actually Means
The moneyline is the simplest market — pick a winner, no margin required. The point spread adds a handicap, so a favorite might be -6.5 and an underdog +6.5, evening out lopsided matchups. Totals ask whether the combined score lands over or under the posted number. Player props zero in on individual performance: passing yards, rushing attempts, receiving touchdowns. Same-game parlays stack
multiple selections from one game into a single ticket. Each market carries its own odds logic and risk profile, and knowing the difference is half the work before you confirm a bet on the Sportsbook Bet Settlement Rules page inside your account.