NFL odds come in three main markets: moneyline (who wins), point spread (margin of victory), and totals (over/under on combined score). On oddstatus, you can compare all three across 9 bookmakers in real time.
In NFL moneyline betting, you pick the outright winner. Favorites are shown with negative American odds (e.g. -180), meaning you'd risk $180 to win $100. Underdogs have positive odds (e.g. +150), meaning a $100 bet could return $150 in profit.
Point spreads level the playing field. If the Chiefs are -6.5 against the Raiders, they need to win by 7 or more for a spread bet to win. The Raiders at +6.5 cover if they lose by 6 or fewer — or win outright.
Totals are bets on the combined score of both teams. A common NFL total is around 44.5 points. You can compare over/under odds at different books to find the best line.
A half-point difference in the spread or a few cents in the moneyline can significantly impact your returns. Comparing odds across DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and other books on oddstatus helps you find the best available price for every NFL game.