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 100+ 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 100+ bookmakers on oddstatus helps you find the best available price for every NFL game.