New Bettors Guide to Winning Your Super Bowl Bet 2022
The wait is over, Super Bowl 56 is finally here!
With how much sports betting has gained popularity over the past year, there are going to be plenty of new bettors placing their first bet on the big game. If that's you, welcome!
The sports betting world can be intimidating, so this article is to help guide you when placing your bet on the Super Bowl.
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Here are three pieces of advice you should follow when betting on Super Bowl 56.
Super Bowl Beginner Betting Tips
- Research Your Picks
- Limit Your Amount of Bets
- Bet Within Your Means
Research Your Picks
If you want to bet based on "gut feeling" or what you "want to happen", then that's all well and good. But be aware, if you're goal is to win money on the game, it's best to at least put some amount of research in before placing your bets.
Whether you want to look at stats of each team or player, or recent Super Bowl betting trends, research is always going to help you win your bets.
I'm a biased Rams bettor, but take a look at the research I did to back my bet. This way, even if my bet loses, I can feel comfortable in knowing that I did the work and had tangible reasons for placing my wager.
Limit Your Amount of Bets
There is arguably no sporting event that exists out there that has the amount of betting options that the Super Bowl does.
From the coin flip, to the color of the gatorade, to the national anthem, to the endless number of player props. Not to mention normal bets like the spread, total, and who will win Super Bowl MVP.
With the amount of options, it can be easy to get carried away and before you know it, you have 25 bets in play by the time the game kicks off. I know, I've been there before.
Just remember that the more bets you place, the higher likelihood you'll walk away from the game down money. If you want to be profitable, come up with a set number of bets you're willing to place, and stick to it.
Bet Within Your Means
Finally, it's an obvious one, but it's worth reiterating. Sports betting is meant to be fun. If you think betting on this game will help you pay off your mortgage or buying that shiny new toy you've been eyeing, think again.
A good strategy is to assume you've already lost your bet when you place it. If you place $100 worth of bets, you should be okay with losing $100. The game is going to be a fun event to watch and wager on, we don't want to ruin it by stressing yourself out by losing more money you can afford to lose.
Put aside a set amount of money that you're willing to lose, and don't bet more than that. If that means lowering how much you place on each individual bet, then so be it.
Bet responsibly, my friends, and enjoy the game. Find out everything else you need to know to bet on Super Bowl 56 here.