Legally Betting On USFL Playoff Odds

Both USFL Playoff games will inspire oddsmakers to create betting lines that will include a point spread, moneyline odds, and the over/under.

• USFL Playoff Point Spreads – Spread betting, or betting against the spread (ATS), means that you’re wagering on a team to cover. Covering means they’ve won by more than they were expected to, or lost by less than the projections. Spreads are granted to each USFL team to create an even betting matchup.
• USFL Playoff Money Lines – Betting on winners and losers in the realm of the USFL Playoffs involves laying some action on moneyline odds. If the team you bet on wins the USFL Playoff game, your wager is winner as well. The money line odds determine the probability of success for each team and also how much can be won versus how much was wagered.
• USFL Playoff Over/Under Betting – This is betting on whether or not the total amount of points scored by both teams will be above or below the line that oddsmakers have set.

Once each playoff game begins, bets can still be placed on the point spread, money line, and the over/under, with odds that remain active as late as the fourth quarter. In-game betting lines for USFL Playoff games are offered at all of our favorite sportsbooks, but they will vary as to when they’ll remove the odds from the boards.

There have also been instances when prop bets are active throughout the games as well both during the regular season, the USFL playoffs, and the championship game.

If it isn't a spread, over/under, or futures, you're likely wagering on a USFL prop bet. This type of wager includes betting on stat accumulations, score types, and just about anything else where an outcome occurs during a USFL Playoff game.

You will find player props and USFL team props, as well as props that are directed towards coaches, players' significant others, and a variety of unique wagering opportunities. Most of the brands you see listed on this page will offer a prop builder tool that allows you to create your own prop bets surrounding the USFL playoffs.

While not specifically a USFL Playoff bet, futures can be created for Division winners, which technically entails postseason qualification. There is also the potential for broad-based playoff futures that simply ask which teams will qualify. If the team you bet on wins the Division or makes the playoffs, head to the pay window and collect.

Because two games occur during the USFL Playoffs, parlays are allowable at all of the top sportsbooks. A parlay bet is when gamblers combine more than one occurrence into a single wager. Bettors like to create parlays because payouts can be significant. Single-game parlays are available at some sites.