College football betting experts are rare. Fans that know something about college football are a dime a dozen. If you want to win money at NCAA football betting then you should be in that first group.
NCAA football betting oddsmakers are not only college football experts, but experts on how the public will react and bet based on their undeniable expertise. There is no doubt that today’s college bettors know more about the game than ever before. It is also true that today’s college bettors are just as ignorant, if not more so, than any other generation of gamblers in the history of NCAA football betting. It’s as if the more “educated” and “knowledgeable” gamblers that know college football are the worst ones when it comes to NCAA football betting.
If you want to really get ahead in NCAA football betting then stop surfing the net all day in search of the same information that everyone else has and start thinking like an NCAA football betting oddsmaker. Study past games and learn from them in NCAA football betting. Study your own NCAA football betting failures and find a common denominator as to why you keep losing and then take corrective action. In other words develop expertise in NCAA football betting rather than college football itself.
The next time you are in Las Vegas, consider it an educational field trip and play close attention to the NCAA football betting action taking place at any sportsbook that you choose. Listen and learn from the NCAA football betting gamblers. Learn what not to do as they will tell you, often without you having to ask, as they will volunteer their ignorance, inadvertently of course, but still they will volunteer it about their college football betting. You will learn more by just observing the lemmings going off the cliff on a typical NCAA football betting Saturday and what not to do by observing the masses of asses in action than you will ever learn by studying the depth charts or injury reports.
NCAA football betting is done more successfully by studying the gambling aspect rather than the game itself.