Therefore, if you are laying an each way bet, you need to lay both the win part and place part of your bet separately.

Your total stake is split equally between these two bets. It's not just this year, but it's noticeable because of how often it's happened this season.The Each Way Calculator calculates the ideal stakes when laying each way bets.Įach way bets consist of two bets – A win part and a place part. So I do think that it's a profitable bet(in the long run) Van. I listened to a podcast earlier today that said, 'the prime time unders are a thing, every year'.Īlbeit that this year it's hitting at astronomical rates, it's still profitable every year.

I always valued Kurt Warner's opinion on anything football. I forget where I read this earlier this week. Nerves kick in, you're over thinking everything you did in practice all week, etc. Then he said something about waiting all day to play. Most dudes are going to bed on any Sunday or Monday when it's about halftime if you're playing. He also said that night games are terrible as well, as they throw off your routine. If anyone disagrees with this, then they are insane. He said that TNF is absolutely too early in the week for anybody to play. Get up, eat, go to stadium, warm up, get dressed, pre game walk through, then kickoff. This has all to due with their routine/process. He said that a player is at his absolute best mentally at noon on a Sunday. Do you have a causation theory on why this is happening? Everyone knows the unders have been happening. 15 reds in a row at a roullette wheel will not get me to bet red on the 16th.

By nature, I am not someone who will blindly bet something because of a trend unless I have a causation theory. Not to many people are betting sides during these games. Only bet to make in the NFL during prime time games. Quote Originally Posted by Verdict: Just take the under.

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