Banking on a victory with an underdog team winning by 4 touchdowns late in the 4th is one thing. While that might be faulty poker advice, we should adopt it for football betting purposes. In Kenny Rogers’ song “The Gambler” he mentions how you never count your money while you’re sitting at the table. To some degree, there are “gambling gods” who will rain hell down in some situations. We can only mock the overly-superstitious to a certain extent because even sharp bettors have certain behaviors they will avoid that really uses the same kind of mentality used for superstitions. There is no connection to covering the spread and whether or not you adhered to some superstition. It’s really important to not spend energy on superstitions when betting football.

It’s as if guys really think a game across the country is coming down to whether they put their right shoe on first. Getting tangled up in superstitions when betting football is a loser’s game. Football Betting: There is No Such Thing as Bad Luckīy Loot, NFL Football Handicapper,

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